enlightenment Crossword Puzzles
Enlightenment and revolution- William Nicely 2025-01-13
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- Bankers
- A scientist from the enlightenment
- A meeting for the nerds!
- Discovered the laws of gravity
- Freedom
- Used clever ways that got him in trouble
- Divine right
- Logical thinking
- The creation of art and music
- Discovered that Jupider has many moons
- Wrote the declaration of independence
- Simple but elegant
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- Equal rights for women
- Says to abolish monarchy
- The separation of power
- A contract that allows the king to share power
- Created the first Encyclopedia
- Combining all math to make calculus
- Ruled Prussia during the enlightenment
- The theory that the earth is in the center
- The time when a monarchy ruled during the Enlightenment
- A fair system for crime
- Rasional thinking
- A fair system for tax
- The theory that the sun is in the center
- Says about the freedom of rights
26 Clues: Bankers • Freedom • Divine right • Logical thinking • Rasional thinking • Simple but elegant • A fair system for tax • Equal rights for women • The separation of power • A fair system for crime • Says to abolish monarchy • A meeting for the nerds! • The creation of art and music • Created the first Encyclopedia • Discovered the laws of gravity • Says about the freedom of rights • ...
Enlightenment & Revolutions 2025-10-28
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- Agreement between rulers and citizens
- Colonists’ war for independence from Britain
- Belief that government gets power from the people
- Spanish and Portuguese colonies that gained independence
- French colony that became the first free Black republic
- Philosopher who wrote *The Social Contract*
- 1789 French document declaring liberty and equality
- Concept that each branch of government limits the others
- Overthrow or replacement of a government
- French thinker who promoted separation of powers
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- Document stating "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness"
- French writer who defended freedom of speech
- Revolution that began in 1789 and challenged absolute monarchy
- Leader of the Haitian Revolution
- Enlightenment thinker who inspired the Declaration of Independence
- Movement that emphasized reason and science over tradition
- Enlightenment idea promoting freedom and equality for all
- Rights people are born with
- South American leader inspired by Enlightenment ideas
- Author of *Common Sense* who encouraged American independence
20 Clues: Rights people are born with • Leader of the Haitian Revolution • Agreement between rulers and citizens • Overthrow or replacement of a government • Philosopher who wrote *The Social Contract* • French writer who defended freedom of speech • Colonists’ war for independence from Britain • French thinker who promoted separation of powers • ...
Age of Enlightenment Review 2021-09-28
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- this revolution helped to inspire the Enlightenment
- if the government does not protect people's natural rights John Locke believed that people had a right to do this
- the continent where the Enlightenment began specifically in France and England
- an Enlightenment thinker who wrote that women could gain equality through education
- an Enlightenment philosopher who believed in three separate branches of government (last name only)
- these leaders held absolute power but brought some Enlightenment reforms to the countries they ruled
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- this Enlightenment thinker believed that all people were born free and equal with natural rights.
- a time period in the 1700s where people began to apply reason to social issues and challenge old ideas
- life, liberty and property
- the Enlightenment inspired a revolution in this country
- this Enlightenment philosopher believed in freedom of expression
- author of the Social Contract (last name only)
12 Clues: life, liberty and property • author of the Social Contract (last name only) • this revolution helped to inspire the Enlightenment • the Enlightenment inspired a revolution in this country • this Enlightenment philosopher believed in freedom of expression • the continent where the Enlightenment began specifically in France and England • ...
Us History Unit 1 Keywords 2017-11-07
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- The first successful English colony in America, founded in Virginia in 1607
- War fought between the French and native Americans and the British and won by the British
- Treaty signed at the end of the French and Indian War that made France give up most of its American colonies
- Enlightenment thinker who wanted the church and the state to be separate
- Enlightenment thinker who wrote about and enabled many people to read about enlightenment ideas
- The writing of history
- An account of an event created after it happened by someone who did not witness it
- A period during which religion became more important as a reaction to the enlightenment
- Prejudice in information caused by personal opinions
- Period when people began to doubt religious and governmental authority and develop new ideas about morals and rights
- Enlightenment thinker who said that the people should control their government
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- A first-hand account of an event told by a witness
- Newspaper publisher who printed anonymous articles criticizing the government
- Contract signed on the Mayflower by 41 people agreeing to follow certain laws
- Enlightenment thinker who said that no one person should have too much power and proposed three branches of government
- Writer who defined natural rights as life, liberty and property and stated that people could overthrow a government that did not respect these rights
- Rebellion in Virginia protesting against a lack of protection by the governor
- First elected legislature in the colonies, established in Virginia in 1619
- System in which the wealth of a country is increased controlling colonies economies and importing less than it exports
19 Clues: The writing of history • A first-hand account of an event told by a witness • Prejudice in information caused by personal opinions • Enlightenment thinker who wanted the church and the state to be separate • First elected legislature in the colonies, established in Virginia in 1619 • The first successful English colony in America, founded in Virginia in 1607 • ...
Enlightenment Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-27
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- promoted equal education for women and men so both could contribute _________
- some did not agree with the Enlightenment because they believed there needed to be more _____ in the world
- wrote the Spirit of Laws discussing the branches of government and separation of powers
- the name for the leaders who encouraged the Enlightenment
- monarchs wanted to put an end to the Enlightenment because people began to think for themselves and this would lead to a ________
- wrote poetry and plays, discussed religious freedom and freedom of the press
- this group enjoyed the Enlightenment ideas because it gave them their basic rights and freedoms
- written by Dennis Diderot and caused him to be imprisoned for heresy
- Maria Theresa of Austria was known for her ________________ efforts
- most active city during the Enlightenment
- Maria Theresa's son, ended serfdom and made taxes equal for all
- Frederick II of Prussia abolished torture and established ____________
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- established by John Wesley which focused on the personal religious experience
- Catherine II of Russia was known for reforming _________
- celebrated the emotion and the individual
- Hasidism promoted religious excitement or _____
- established by Count von Zinzendorf and was a mystical and emotional form of Christianity
- during the Enlightenment, people began to the world in this way instead using magic to explain things
- written by Hobbes and Locke and explained the right to rule belongs in the people through voting
- spread the ideas of scientific ideas and believed in freedom of speech and the right to liberty
20 Clues: celebrated the emotion and the individual • most active city during the Enlightenment • Hasidism promoted religious excitement or _____ • Catherine II of Russia was known for reforming _________ • the name for the leaders who encouraged the Enlightenment • Maria Theresa's son, ended serfdom and made taxes equal for all • ...
Buddha 2025-08-18
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- The practice of generosity and giving
- Flower symbolizing purity and enlightenment
- The ancient language in which many Buddhist texts are written
- One of the three poisons in Buddhism, along with hatred and ignorance
- A school of Buddhism that uses rituals and esoteric practices
- The state of awakening or enlightenment
- A school of Buddhism emphasizing meditation and intuition
- Collection of Buddhist scriptures
- Being fully present and aware of the moment
- The teachings of the Buddha
- The birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama
- A form of Buddhism in Southeast Asia
- The monastic community of Buddhism
- The family name of Siddhartha
- The Buddhist festival commemorating the birth, enlightenment, and death of the Buddha
- Principle of non-violence
- Spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism
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- An enlightened being
- The state of perfect wisdom and compassion
- Dome-shaped structure used as a place of meditation or a shrine
- Endless cycle of birth, death, and rebirth
- The desire to alleviate the suffering of others
- Multi-tiered tower with multiple eaves, often found in Buddhist temples
- Focusing the mind to achieve a state of inner peace
- The continuous cycle of being born again
- Idea of impermanence
- Liberation from the cycle of rebirth
- Demon who tempted Gautama before his enlightenment
- Concept of suffering
- Doctrine of non-self
- The place where Siddhartha attained enlightenment
- Law of cause and effect
- Teaching of the Buddha
33 Clues: An enlightened being • Idea of impermanence • Concept of suffering • Doctrine of non-self • Teaching of the Buddha • Law of cause and effect • Principle of non-violence • The teachings of the Buddha • The family name of Siddhartha • Collection of Buddhist scriptures • The monastic community of Buddhism • Liberation from the cycle of rebirth • The birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama • ...
Enlightenment and Revolution ella conrad 2024-12-18
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- theory that sun revolves around the earth
- made the telescope, scientific method and more
- a system to allow people to veto laws
- fancy thinker parties
- simple, classy design
- agreement between the ruled and the ruler
- ruler who embraced the enlightenment
- opinions should be based on reason
- government
- theory that earth revolves around the sun
- big thinker for the time
- the theory of separation of powers
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- European movement in 17-18th which focused on individualism
- enlightened Russian ruler
- advancements in science history
- the $2 bill
- belief in God based on reason
- grand, over the top design
- woRked on the social contract
- had the most famous salons
- declaration to the United States
- discovered gravity
- the scientific process of making a solution
- french enlightenment thinkerv
- the first 10 amendments
- first enlightenment thinker
26 Clues: government • the $2 bill • discovered gravity • fancy thinker parties • simple, classy design • the first 10 amendments • big thinker for the time • enlightened Russian ruler • grand, over the top design • had the most famous salons • first enlightenment thinker • belief in God based on reason • woRked on the social contract • french enlightenment thinkerv • advancements in science history • ...
Enlightenment 2023-03-06
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- Who painted the Sistine Chapel, and sculpted David?
- The German monk who started the Reformation
- Writers of the Enlightenment were interested in?
- What was the center of the Renaissance?
- The rebirth in classical cultures of Greece & Rome were called
- This person argued for freedom of speech and religion
- A pardon for sins by paying the Church.
- The movement that split the Catholic Church.
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- What Renaissance man painted Mona Lisa & the Last Supper?
- "The first job of women is to raise their children"?
- "I believed that people should rebel if the government is too harsh..."
- The Age Enlightenment took place during what centuries?
- Hobbes idea for a society in which people enter into an agreement
- This person believed that humans are basically cruel, greedy & selfish
14 Clues: What was the center of the Renaissance? • A pardon for sins by paying the Church. • The German monk who started the Reformation • The movement that split the Catholic Church. • Writers of the Enlightenment were interested in? • Who painted the Sistine Chapel, and sculpted David? • "The first job of women is to raise their children"? • ...
enlightenment 2021-09-23
14 Clues: bacon • sun-centered • earth-centered • scientific method • gravity and motion • analytical geometry • heliocentric theory • vaccine for smallpox • proved stuff with math • perfected the telescope • dull colors harsh lines • bacteria in tooth scrapings • founder of modern chemistry • soft colors wealthy people painting
enlightenment 2023-09-25
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- army - who sought to maintain control over the america colonies
- - logical motive for a belief
- - a radical change in the established order
- beccaria - Italian criminologist, jurist, philosopher, economist and politician
- - thinker
- of reason -a period in Europe in the 18th century when many writers and thinkers began to question established beliefs
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- jacqus -An 18-century French philosopher
- - French political philosopher who advocated the separation of executive and legislative and judicial powers
- - discuss ideas
- congress -the governing body
- - the state of having knowledge or understanding
- contract - between the ruled and their rulers
- -English materialist and political philosopher who advocated absolute sovereignty
- right - laws and govt.
- - pseudonym of François Marie Arouet
15 Clues: - thinker • - discuss ideas • right - laws and govt. • congress -the governing body • - logical motive for a belief • - pseudonym of François Marie Arouet • jacqus -An 18-century French philosopher • - a radical change in the established order • contract - between the ruled and their rulers • - the state of having knowledge or understanding • ...
Enlightenment 2024-12-02
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- good According to the Enlightenment thinkers, what is man’s nature before being corrupted by society?
- In which country did Jonathan Swift spend much of his life and develop a strong connection to its people?
- Swift Who was the satirist that depicted human society’s vices in works like “Gulliver’s Travels”?
- What term describes the intellectual movement that advocated for reason and progress during the 18th century?
- Letters Under what pseudonym did Swift write his series of letters criticizing Irish financial exploitation?
- What is the name of the fictional land of tiny people in Swift’s “Gulliver’s Travels”?
- Crusoe Which Defoe novel, about a shipwrecked Englishman, was his first major literary success?
- critique What key topic does Swift’s “Tale of a Tub” primarily criticize?
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- Travels Which is considered Jonathan Swift’s greatest work, a satirical critique of contemporary life?
- Jack In which novel does Defoe depict the life of a boy who turns to theft due to poverty?
- of a Tub Which of Jonathan Swift’s satirical works critiques different forms of religion?
- Englishman Which pamphlet by Defoe critiques the aristocracy and church, supporting the common people?
- Crusoe What is the title of Daniel Defoe’s famous novel about a mariner stranded on an island?
- Defoe What is the name of the English writer and political pamphleteer who authored “Robinson Crusoe”?
- Allies In which pamphlet did Swift criticize England’s involvement in continental wars?
15 Clues: critique What key topic does Swift’s “Tale of a Tub” primarily criticize? • What is the name of the fictional land of tiny people in Swift’s “Gulliver’s Travels”? • Allies In which pamphlet did Swift criticize England’s involvement in continental wars? • of a Tub Which of Jonathan Swift’s satirical works critiques different forms of religion? • ...
Enlightenment 2025-01-07
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- continent where the Enlightenment began
- believed all people are born free and equal with natural rightsc
- fought for freedom of speech and freedom of religion
- an activist for women's rights
- division of power among different branches
- thought titles of nobility should be abolished
- the kind of power a king had over citizens
- Hobbes was convinced all humans were naturally this
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- Rousseau believed good government was freely formed and guided by this
- all people are born free and equal with these
- an agreement where citizens give up some rights in exchange they gain law and order
- a period when people developed new ideas about human rights
- where legitimate government comes from
- if a government fails to protect rights, people have the right to do this
14 Clues: an activist for women's rights • where legitimate government comes from • continent where the Enlightenment began • division of power among different branches • the kind of power a king had over citizens • all people are born free and equal with these • thought titles of nobility should be abolished • Hobbes was convinced all humans were naturally this • ...
Enlightenment 2024-05-12
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- Kant understands Enlightenment as a ______
- he who described Enlightenment as "man's release from his self-incurred immaturity"
- Voltaire's central aim (in English)
- the twentieth-century philosopher who understands the Enlightenment as a new regime of social discipline over 'the public' and the actual people who were not imagined as part of 'the public'
- e.g. Catherine the Great
- he who wrote that "man was born free, and he is everywhere in chains" but believed that women were biologically and socially suitable for reproduction only
- a popular genre in Enlightenment literature
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- Diderot and d'Alembert's project (in English)
- Daniel Defoe's fictional traveller's tale, wherein the main character is shipwrecked and documents his encounter with an 'exotic' and 'other' world
- the German branch of Enlightenment
- dare to know!
- the twentieth-century philosopher who understands the Enlightenment as breaking the rule of medieval court culture and introducing rational thought
- a newly imagined group; a sort of 'tribunal' of human opinion and rationality
- a physical site for Enlightenment conversation and debate
14 Clues: dare to know! • e.g. Catherine the Great • the German branch of Enlightenment • Voltaire's central aim (in English) • Kant understands Enlightenment as a ______ • a popular genre in Enlightenment literature • Diderot and d'Alembert's project (in English) • a physical site for Enlightenment conversation and debate • ...
Enlightenment Crossword 2023-03-03
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- This influential author and political figure first published poor Richards Almanac in 1732
- The main purpose of enlightenment literature was to persuade or support a/an ______
- Ben Franklins writing spread this ideology
- The American enlightenment period followed the enlightenment on which continent?
- Many enlightenment works were criticized for their lack of ______
- This era of writing was brought about by enlightenment literature, based on the ideas of freedom and independence
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- Era in American literature spanning from early 1700s to early 1800s
- Poor Richards Almanac included these sayings that introduced humor in new ways
- The most common forms of writing in this era were political documents, books, speeches, and ______
- Author of common sense, Thomas _______
- The enlightenment era was characterized by focus on government, liberty, and freedom of ______
- Enlightenment Literature help spark the _____ Revolution
12 Clues: Author of common sense, Thomas _______ • Ben Franklins writing spread this ideology • Enlightenment Literature help spark the _____ Revolution • Many enlightenment works were criticized for their lack of ______ • Era in American literature spanning from early 1700s to early 1800s • Poor Richards Almanac included these sayings that introduced humor in new ways • ...
French Rev Crossword 2025-09-14
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- Pledge by the National Assembly to create a new constitution after being locked out of the Estates General.
- Enlightenment thinker who believed in separation of powers in government.
- Economist who supported free markets and natural laws of economics.
- Assembly of representatives from all three estates; called to address taxes but was unfair to the Third Estate.
- Period of new ideas in the 1600s-1700s that stressed reason, equality, and questioning authority.
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- Rights Enlightenment belief that all people are born with rights such as life, liberty, and property.
- First form of representative government formed by the Third Estate to make laws for the French people.
- Enlightenment writer who defended freedom of speech and religion.
- Nobility; wealthy landowners with privileges; paid no taxes.
- Revolutionary document influenced by Enlightenment ideas; declared equality and protected rights.
- Everyone else (peasants, workers, middle class); 97% of population; paid nearly all the taxes.
- Contract Rousseau's idea that governments should be based on an agreement between rulers and the people.
- Clergy in France; less than 1% of the population; paid no taxes.
- Enlightenment thinker who promoted natural rights and government by consent of the governed.
- Enlightenment thinker who argued government must follow the general will of the people.
15 Clues: Nobility; wealthy landowners with privileges; paid no taxes. • Clergy in France; less than 1% of the population; paid no taxes. • Enlightenment writer who defended freedom of speech and religion. • Economist who supported free markets and natural laws of economics. • Enlightenment thinker who believed in separation of powers in government. • ...
Enlightenment 2021-03-08
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- to start something new
- The first 10 amendments to the constitution
- a large amount of changes
- to collect something
- advanced math to study changes
- priests who carry out religious duties
- disrespect my help an enemy country
- taking away art or films
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- a very powerful person getting a lot of there power taken away from the government
- a fake name
- to accept
- clearly understanding
- someone who represents someone in the government industry
- a force that keeps everyone on the ground
14 Clues: to accept • a fake name • to collect something • clearly understanding • to start something new • taking away art or films • a large amount of changes • advanced math to study changes • disrespect my help an enemy country • priests who carry out religious duties • a force that keeps everyone on the ground • The first 10 amendments to the constitution • ...
Enlightenment 2021-10-04
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- Prision radided in 1789
- location for the battle
- location for the battle
- Dictator
- stressed in the enlightenment
- wealthy woman
- where King Louis lived
- the enlightenment
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- lots of people died
- and idea people were thinking of besides a monarchy
- taxation without representation
- made declaration of independence
- Chose kings and queens
- looked down upon the Enlightenment
- Guillotine
15 Clues: Dictator • Guillotine • wealthy woman • the enlightenment • lots of people died • Chose kings and queens • where King Louis lived • Prision radided in 1789 • location for the battle • location for the battle • stressed in the enlightenment • taxation without representation • made declaration of independence • looked down upon the Enlightenment • ...
EOC Review Crossword 1 2022-03-01
19 Clues: duty • rights • preamble • natural law • Due Process • magna carta • rule of law • legislature • common sense • Enlightenment • natural rights • Self Government • Social Contract • Mayflower compact • limited government • checks and balances • Separation of Powers • English bill of rights • Consent of the Governed
Enlightenment 2020-08-20
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- a time where reason and thought are used to solve problems
- did not believe in divine right
- man's natural innocence was ruined by society
- belief that the Earth travels around the sun
- suggested that there be three branches of government
- the study of knowledge and existence
- people agree to follow a set of rules
- economy controlled by business owners
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- rules of nature that apply to all humans
- belief that the sun travels around the Earth
- astronomer that said the earth travels around the sun
- freedom of religion
- believed that people were selfish and should be ruled by a king
- fought for women's equality
14 Clues: freedom of religion • fought for women's equality • did not believe in divine right • the study of knowledge and existence • people agree to follow a set of rules • economy controlled by business owners • rules of nature that apply to all humans • belief that the sun travels around the Earth • belief that the Earth travels around the sun • ...
enlightenment 2021-09-23
14 Clues: bacon • sun-centered • earth-centered • scientific method • gravity and motion • analytical geometry • heliocentric theory • vaccine for smallpox • proved stuff with math • perfected the telescope • dull colors harsh lines • bacteria in tooth scrapings • founder of modern chemistry • soft colors wealthy people painting
enlightenment 2021-09-23
14 Clues: bacon • sun-centered • earth-centered • scientific method • gravity and motion • analytical geometry • heliocentric theory • vaccine for smallpox • proved stuff with math • perfected the telescope • dull colors harsh lines • bacteria in tooth scrapings • founder of modern chemistry • soft colors wealthy people painting
enlightenment 2021-09-23
14 Clues: bacon • sun-centered • earth-centered • scientific method • gravity and motion • analytical geometry • heliocentric theory • vaccine for smallpox • proved stuff with math • perfected the telescope • dull colors harsh lines • bacteria in tooth scrapings • founder of modern chemistry • soft colors wealthy people painting
Enlightenment Review - A 2021-04-30
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- this event helped spur on the Enlightenment
- Diderot compiled human knowledge into this work
- analyzed economic systems and believed in laissez-faire economics
- demanded equal rights for women, especially in education
- exciting time of optimism and possibility from the late 1600s to the late 1700s when reason was thought to solve problems of the human condition
- the Enlightenment was also called this
- Enlightenment ideas spread and caused reforms and also __
- Locke thought the purpose of government was to ___ people's natural rights
- attacked injustice wherever he saw it
- "leave alone" in French
- During the Enlightenment, European thinkers began looking for ways to apply __ in order to improve the human condition
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- separation of powers helped develop the system of ___ __ ___
- laissez-faire system is an economic system that works without ____ regulation
- the idea that people in a society should agree to give up some freedoms to a strong leader in exchange for the peace, safety, and order that government could provide
- the type of government Hobbes thought best
- believed government should work for the benefit of the common good, not for the wealthy few
- center of Enlightenment activity
- thought people were selfish and greedy
- Locke believed that if a government failed to protect its citizens, they had the right to ___ it
- believed people were naturally happy, tolerant, and reasonable
- Rousseau believed people were born good but were corrupted by ___
- Hobbes believed people needed governments to impose __
- gatherings where people came together to discuss their ideas
23 Clues: "leave alone" in French • center of Enlightenment activity • attacked injustice wherever he saw it • thought people were selfish and greedy • the Enlightenment was also called this • the type of government Hobbes thought best • this event helped spur on the Enlightenment • Diderot compiled human knowledge into this work • ...
THE ENLIGHTENMENT 2025-10-10
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- The Enlightenment thinker who believed in the idea of natural rights.
- The Enlightenment thinker who believed in the idea of a social contract between ruler and subject.
- The idea that power is passed down by will of god.
- Lawyer and leader of the French Revolution, sent thousands of people to the guillotine.
- The Enlightenment thinker who believed in the theory of separation of power.
- The of the late king and queen that was commissioned by the late king.
- The Enlightenment thinker who believed in the freedom of thought, religion, and speech.
- Where the Enlightenment period took place.
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- The last queen of France.
- The wealthy population of France.
- The Enlightenment thinker who believed citizens must sacrifice some personal freedoms in order for society to cooperate.
- The poor, working class of France.
- The last king of France.
- A prison fortress in France, a symbol of royal authority.
14 Clues: The last king of France. • The last queen of France. • The wealthy population of France. • The poor, working class of France. • Where the Enlightenment period took place. • The idea that power is passed down by will of god. • A prison fortress in France, a symbol of royal authority. • The Enlightenment thinker who believed in the idea of natural rights. • ...
Unit 6 Crossword 2013-04-10
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- Main Result of Latin American Revolts
- Enlightenment Thinker that thought, "Freedom of Religion and Speech."
- "The Most Autocratic Leader"
- Major Result of English Revolution
- A very important document that reflects many Enlightenment Ideas
- The Act of A Ruler Leading without any Checks and Balances.
- Enlightenment Thinker that thought, "If the Government no longer protects natural rights, the people have the right to revolt."
- Enlightenment Thinker that said, "Nobility should be abolished."
- The Act of Overthrowing a Government
- Claimed to be, "Guardian of the Church"
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- The Claim that God gave them the right to rule.
- Where a countries money doesn't have as much value as before.
- Major Cause for English Revolution
- A Cause of the glorious revolution.
- First Absolute Ruler after French Revolution
- Palace of The King and Queen of France
- A Cause of All the Revolutions, (Economic)
- Spearhead of French Revolutionaries, (Got Killed Himself)
- Major Bankrupting Problem During 1600's-1800's.
- King that was Executed During French Revolution.
20 Clues: "The Most Autocratic Leader" • Major Cause for English Revolution • Major Result of English Revolution • A Cause of the glorious revolution. • The Act of Overthrowing a Government • Main Result of Latin American Revolts • Palace of The King and Queen of France • Claimed to be, "Guardian of the Church" • A Cause of All the Revolutions, (Economic) • ...
enlightenment and revolutions 2025-12-09
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- Newton
- AgeOfDiscovery
- Medici
- Sonnet
- Inquisition
- Shakespeare
- Feudalism
- HumanBody
- Locke French Revolution
- Chiaroscuro
- PrintingPress
- CouncilOfTrent
- FrenchWarsOfReligion
- Thomas hobbes
- Cervantes
- Copernicus
- Third estate
- Capitalism
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- ScientificMethod
- Elizabeth
- Reformation
- Enlightenment
- RenaissanceArchitecture
- Greek
- Salons
- Machiavelli
- Secularism
- ThirtyYearsWar
- OilPainting
- MartinLuther
30 Clues: Greek • Newton • Medici • Salons • Sonnet • Elizabeth • Feudalism • HumanBody • Cervantes • Secularism • Copernicus • Capitalism • Reformation • Machiavelli • Inquisition • Shakespeare • Chiaroscuro • OilPainting • MartinLuther • Third estate • Enlightenment • PrintingPress • Thomas hobbes • AgeOfDiscovery • ThirtyYearsWar • CouncilOfTrent • ScientificMethod • FrenchWarsOfReligion • RenaissanceArchitecture • ...
Enlightenment 2022-09-07
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- a title he was known for
- He played a huge part in the peace treaty
- what invention that helps us cook
- Someone ben franklin influenced
- what was his most popular invention
- 1/17/1706
- where he died
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- He made an alliance with them
- He signed the biggest document every
- cause of death
- a form of government he was apart of
- who did he get caught by
- 4/17/1790
13 Clues: 4/17/1790 • 1/17/1706 • where he died • cause of death • a title he was known for • who did he get caught by • He made an alliance with them • Someone ben franklin influenced • what invention that helps us cook • what was his most popular invention • He signed the biggest document every • a form of government he was apart of • He played a huge part in the peace treaty
Enlightenment 2022-09-07
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- a title he was known for
- He played a huge part in the peace treaty
- what invention that helps us cook
- Someone ben franklin influenced
- what was his most popular invention
- 1/17/1706
- where he died
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- He made an alliance with them
- He signed the biggest document every
- cause of death
- a form of government he was apart of
- who did he get caught by
- 4/17/1790
13 Clues: 4/17/1790 • 1/17/1706 • where he died • cause of death • a title he was known for • who did he get caught by • He made an alliance with them • Someone ben franklin influenced • what invention that helps us cook • what was his most popular invention • He signed the biggest document every • a form of government he was apart of • He played a huge part in the peace treaty
Enlightenment 2022-09-07
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- a title he was known for
- He played a huge part in the peace treaty
- what invention that helps us cook
- Someone ben franklin influenced
- what was his most popular invention
- 1/17/1706
- where he died
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- He made an alliance with them
- He signed the biggest document every
- cause of death
- a form of government he was apart of
- who did he get caught by
- 4/17/1790
13 Clues: 4/17/1790 • 1/17/1706 • where he died • cause of death • a title he was known for • who did he get caught by • He made an alliance with them • Someone ben franklin influenced • what invention that helps us cook • what was his most popular invention • He signed the biggest document every • a form of government he was apart of • He played a huge part in the peace treaty
Enlightenment 2024-04-05
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- The act of figuring out.
- A state of perfect happiness.
- That eureka moment.
- Lightbulb moment.
- Geniality or cheerfulness.
- Feeling of extreme happiness.
- A pleasing combination of sounds.
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- Taking of the shackles.
- Coming into awareness.
- A lack of agitation or disturbance.
- Seeing through the weeds.
- Knowledge based on experience.
- Deep understanding of a person or thing.
13 Clues: Lightbulb moment. • That eureka moment. • Coming into awareness. • Taking of the shackles. • The act of figuring out. • Seeing through the weeds. • Geniality or cheerfulness. • A state of perfect happiness. • Feeling of extreme happiness. • Knowledge based on experience. • A pleasing combination of sounds. • A lack of agitation or disturbance. • ...
Hunter and Micah's crossword 2024-05-29
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- a policy of minimum governmental interference in the economic affairs.
- authority to rule comes from god
- English thinker who became the key to enlightenment.
- He advocated after losing to Russia.
- Citizens were arrested, tried, and executed.
- working class men or women wanted government aurented wage
- informal social gatherings at which writers,artist,philosopher and other exchanged idea.
- Leader in France know for spearheading the Reign of Terror
- replaces the convention
- right to vote
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- spending more than you make.
- Medieval armoury, fortress and political prison
- A person that executes people by beheading them
- English thinker who became a key to enlightenment.
- the idea that all power comes from the people.
- Scottish economist.
- A french political philososper of the enlightenment period.
- King of France, 1754-1793
- The age of reason, philosophers emphasized the power human reason to uncover general laws of nature that shape all of human experience.
- the middle class typically with reference to its perceived materialistic values or conventional attitudes.
20 Clues: right to vote • Scottish economist. • replaces the convention • King of France, 1754-1793 • spending more than you make. • authority to rule comes from god • He advocated after losing to Russia. • Citizens were arrested, tried, and executed. • the idea that all power comes from the people. • Medieval armoury, fortress and political prison • ...
enlightenment 2023-09-25
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- army - who sought to maintain control over the america colonies
- - logical motive for a belief
- - a radical change in the established order
- beccaria - Italian criminologist, jurist, philosopher, economist and politician
- - thinker
- of reason -a period in Europe in the 18th century when many writers and thinkers began to question established beliefs
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- jacqus -An 18-century French philosopher
- - French political philosopher who advocated the separation of executive and legislative and judicial powers
- - discuss ideas
- congress -the governing body
- - the state of having knowledge or understanding
- contract - between the ruled and their rulers
- -English materialist and political philosopher who advocated absolute sovereignty
- right - laws and govt.
- - pseudonym of François Marie Arouet
15 Clues: - thinker • - discuss ideas • right - laws and govt. • congress -the governing body • - logical motive for a belief • - pseudonym of François Marie Arouet • jacqus -An 18-century French philosopher • - a radical change in the established order • contract - between the ruled and their rulers • - the state of having knowledge or understanding • ...
enlightenment 2021-09-23
14 Clues: bacon • sun-centered • earth-centered • scientific method • gravity and motion • analytical geometry • heliocentric theory • vaccine for smallpox • proved stuff with math • perfected the telescope • dull colors harsh lines • bacteria in tooth scrapings • founder of modern chemistry • soft colors wealthy people painting
enlightenment 2021-09-23
14 Clues: bacon • sun-centered • earth-centered • scientific method • gravity and motion • analytical geometry • heliocentric theory • vaccine for smallpox • proved stuff with math • perfected the telescope • dull colors harsh lines • bacteria in tooth scrapings • founder of modern chemistry • soft colors wealthy people painting
Enlightenment 2022-04-15
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- believed the best government was one that had absolute power
- the branch of government that makes laws
- believed in freedom of speech
- believed in a radical direct democracy
- another term for the death penalty
- the branch of government that interprets laws
- believed in rights for the accused
- a time of knowledge and thinking about rights and justice
- believed women needed to be educated and in important professions
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- the idea that people enter into an unwritten agreement for protection and safety
- the branch of government that carries out laws
- believed government need to protect ppls rights
- believed that power should be separated
- life liberty and property
14 Clues: life liberty and property • believed in freedom of speech • another term for the death penalty • believed in rights for the accused • believed in a radical direct democracy • believed that power should be separated • the branch of government that makes laws • the branch of government that interprets laws • the branch of government that carries out laws • ...
Enlightenment 2024-09-26
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- Discovered a law that made europeans begin to use scientific reasoning.
- believed that rulers should have absolute power
- Empress of Austria
- believed that people had the right to life liberty and property
- said all people were born good
- many enlightened thinkers thought that reason could solve the problems of
- spirit of a republic
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- Madame____held the most famous salon in paris
- believed in the separation of powers
- Hobbes thought that order was more important than _____
- Was a famous baroque composer
- published the first encyclopedia
- enlightened thinkers believed this could bring them to the truth
- criticized the french king and nobles
14 Clues: Empress of Austria • spirit of a republic • Was a famous baroque composer • said all people were born good • published the first encyclopedia • believed in the separation of powers • criticized the french king and nobles • Madame____held the most famous salon in paris • believed that rulers should have absolute power • Hobbes thought that order was more important than _____ • ...
julia stock enlightenment and revolution 2023-01-03
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- earth-centered solar system
- used telescope to study astronomy
- political system so that no part of government can become too powerful
- social gatherings to discuss ideas
- classical and analytical style of the Enlightenment
- agreement between the ruler and the people
- ruler with absolute power
- theory that the truth can be discovered through reason or logic
- legislative, executive,and judicial
- sun-centered solar system
- enlightenment thinkers
- separation of power
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- applied reason and logic to people and society
- czarina of Russia
- change in thinking about the natural world using observation
- author of the Declaration of Independence
- belief in the existence of a supreme being
- extravagant style of the Enlightenment
- ruler should be for the people
- women's education rights
- document declaring the colonies' separation from Britain
- universal laws of motion, gravity
- basic method for conducting scientific experiments
- tolerance of religion, freedom of speech
- ten amendments of the US constitution
- everyone has natural rights
26 Clues: czarina of Russia • separation of power • enlightenment thinkers • women's education rights • ruler with absolute power • sun-centered solar system • earth-centered solar system • everyone has natural rights • ruler should be for the people • used telescope to study astronomy • universal laws of motion, gravity • social gatherings to discuss ideas • ...
Enlightenment and the American Revolution 2025-11-05
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- Enlightenment idea that government exists only because the people consent to be governed; if the government fails, the people have the right to change or overthrow it.
- the Enlightenment largely brought about the end of this belief that said that monarchs received their power from God
- Britain sent its military to protect the American colonists during this war
- This 1773 British “Act” led to taxes on tea sales in the colonies, which led directly to protest.
- Enlightenment thinker who inspired the US, and most governments in the Americas, to have executive, legislative, and judicial branches
- gathering of angry colonists at a port where they threw all the tea into the harbor to protest its taxation
- A 1215 English document that established the principle that the king's power was not absolute and protected certain rights for English subjects.
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- This 1765 British “Act” demanded colonists feed and house the British soldiers sent to protect them
- influential English Enlightenment philosopher whose ideas on natural rights (life, liberty, and property) heavily influenced the Declaration of Independence
- country from which the American colonists wanted independence
- This 1765 British “Act” placed a tax on all printed materials (like newspapers and legal documents) in the colonies, leading to the rallying cry, "No taxation without representation."
- A 1689 document that guaranteed certain rights, such as trial by jury to English subjects and further limited the power of the monarchy.
- Enlightenment thinker whose ideas about freedom of speech inspired colonists to speak against the British government
- country that threatened the safety of American colonists as it completed for territory
- An 18th-century European intellectual movement that emphasized reason, individualism, and liberty.
- these were the things that caused the biggest problems between the colonists and the British, but that were levied by the British to pay off war debts
- Voltaire called for the separation of the state and this.
- “American” colonists were angry that they were not granted this type of a trial as was required by the English Bill of Rights
- the Enlightenment largely brought about an end to this type of monarch
- Enlightenment thinker who proposed the idea of a “Social Contract” inspiring colonists to expect that the government should serve their needs
- Massacre A 1770 confrontation where British soldiers fired into a crowd of colonists, killing five.
21 Clues: Voltaire called for the separation of the state and this. • country from which the American colonists wanted independence • the Enlightenment largely brought about an end to this type of monarch • Britain sent its military to protect the American colonists during this war • country that threatened the safety of American colonists as it completed for territory • ...
Hinduism/Buddhism Crossword Puzzle Made By Me. 2017-04-12
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- union with brahma
- forged a dynasty after himself
- warriors
- religious and moral duties of each person
- path leads to enlightenment
- priests
- the creator
- founder of buddhism
- enlightenment believing in ones self
- nonviolence
- workers low in society
- personal self reincarnation
- river river yellow because of yellow soil
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- polytheistic people
- herders and merchants
- Gautama enlightened
- pain and suffering
- dynasty that united india after marya
- our actions affect our fate
- guatama reformer of buddhism
- desert in china
- form of enlightenment (True happiness)
- maintain social order
- noble truths heart of buddhist belief
- marya grandson
- the destroyer
- the preserver
27 Clues: priests • warriors • the creator • nonviolence • the destroyer • the preserver • marya grandson • desert in china • union with brahma • pain and suffering • polytheistic people • Gautama enlightened • founder of buddhism • herders and merchants • maintain social order • workers low in society • our actions affect our fate • path leads to enlightenment • personal self reincarnation • ...
Buddhism Vocabulary 2024-02-12
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- Hand gestures, often found on Buddha statues
- Suffering
- The state of enlightenment
- The Awakened or Enlightened One
- Memorial shrines
- Cause and effect of one's actions
- Japanese Buddhism
- Meditation
- No soul or self
- Ornate geometric designs made of colored sand
- Impermanence
- The Buddha's teachings
- The community of Buddhist monks
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- The essential elements that contribute to human desire and cravings
- Compassion
- Non-Violence
- The spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhists
- Tibetan Buddhism
- The more Orthodox branch of Buddhism
- One who has achieved enlightenment but teaches others
- Riddles or puzzling stories
- The largest branch of Buddhism
- One who achieves enlightenment and journeys on to nirvana
23 Clues: Suffering • Compassion • Meditation • Non-Violence • Impermanence • No soul or self • Tibetan Buddhism • Memorial shrines • Japanese Buddhism • The Buddha's teachings • The state of enlightenment • Riddles or puzzling stories • The largest branch of Buddhism • The Awakened or Enlightened One • The community of Buddhist monks • Cause and effect of one's actions • ...
Enlightenment Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-29
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- Joseph II, of Austria and Maria Theresa's, ended serfdom and made taxes ___ for nobles and peasants.
- The end of the Enlightenment led to _____ because the lower class demanded their basic rights.
- most active city during the Enlightenment
- Frederick II of Prussia abolished tortured, established ____ and was known as "The Great"
- Hasidism promoted religious ___ (excitement).
- Enlightenment opponents did not agree with the ideas of the Enlightenment because they felt it took away feelings and __ in the world.
- celebrated the emotion and the individual
- Mary Wollstonecraft believed that men and women should have the same educational rights because both need to contribute _____.
- Rousseau was a French man who believed people need to rely on instinct and emotion rather than ___.
- John Wesley established this religion in 1736.
- established the Moravian Brethren in 1720 which was a mystical and emotional form of Christianity
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- Imanual Kant of Germany thought of this concept that focused on spiritual issues such as God and wrote about spiritual and physical worlds intermixing
- Maria Theresa of Austria was known as a ____.
- spread the idea of scientific ideas and theories and also believed in freedom of speech and basic rights for all
- men and women began to see the world in this way instead of a world run by magic
- wrote the Spirit of Laws which discussed the branches of government and their powers
- monarchs who supported the Enlightenment were called Enlightened ____
- Catherine II of Russia reformed many ___.
- written by Dennis Diderot and he was imprisoned because it was believed to be heresy
- wrote poetry and plays; believed in religious liberty and freedom of the press
- Monarchs ended the Enlightenment because they were scared of losing their ___.
21 Clues: most active city during the Enlightenment • Catherine II of Russia reformed many ___. • celebrated the emotion and the individual • Maria Theresa of Austria was known as a ____. • Hasidism promoted religious ___ (excitement). • John Wesley established this religion in 1736. • monarchs who supported the Enlightenment were called Enlightened ____ • ...
Hindu,Buddhist,Islamic 2021-12-13
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- rules followed to reach enlightenment
- principle of cause and effect
- cycle of death and rebirth
- rankings based on religious status
- founder of three Abrahamic religions
- state of enlightenment
- a god of Hindu
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- founder of Islam
- sign of Buddhism
- to find happiness by dropping spiritual desire
- multiple gods
- enlightened one
- end of the cycle of reincarnation
- one god
- birthplace of Hindu and Buddhism
15 Clues: one god • multiple gods • a god of Hindu • enlightened one • founder of Islam • sign of Buddhism • state of enlightenment • cycle of death and rebirth • principle of cause and effect • birthplace of Hindu and Buddhism • end of the cycle of reincarnation • rankings based on religious status • founder of three Abrahamic religions • rules followed to reach enlightenment • ...
the Age of Enlightenment 2022-09-07
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- the treaty that ended the thirty years war
- writer of "Faust"
- writer of the "Common Sense"
- term for unrestrained monarchial power
- the century of the age of enlightenment
- creator of "Calculus"
- austrian family known for their jaw
- the capital of the age of enlightenment
- german philosopher and physicist
- the writer of "the wealth of Nations"
- writer of the Encyclopédie
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- empress of russia during the movement
- the first person to understand lightning
- german composer of this era
- father of liberalism
- galileo's discovery during this age
- french for "enlightenment"
- discoverer of Carbon Dioxide
- voltaire's famous work
19 Clues: writer of "Faust" • father of liberalism • creator of "Calculus" • voltaire's famous work • french for "enlightenment" • writer of the Encyclopédie • german composer of this era • writer of the "Common Sense" • discoverer of Carbon Dioxide • german philosopher and physicist • galileo's discovery during this age • austrian family known for their jaw • ...
buddisum and Hinduism vocab 2022-12-12
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- how india separates peoples
- a state after your final reincarnation that you know everything about the universe
- a worker for vaishyas
- Buddha before buddha.
- the path to nirvana
- a version of buddhism that is the more personal typ.
- an untouchable poor person
- a soldiers and warriors.
- enlightenment for hinduism
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- a kind of buddisum where people help each other to nirvada
- a life after a life after a life after a life after a life after a life after a life after a life.
- a worker for vaishyas
- someone who is Usually in the pals and is typically holy
- it's the consequences and rewards of your actions
- enlightenment for Buddhists
- Noble Truths: the 4 things Buda learned to reach enlightenment.
- karma for reincarnation.
17 Clues: the path to nirvana • a worker for vaishyas • a worker for vaishyas • Buddha before buddha. • karma for reincarnation. • a soldiers and warriors. • an untouchable poor person • enlightenment for hinduism • how india separates peoples • enlightenment for Buddhists • it's the consequences and rewards of your actions • a version of buddhism that is the more personal typ. • ...
Enlightenment Thinkers 2025-12-05
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- The government branch with the president, where laws are enforced.
- The period of history win Europe from 1715 to 1789 when people questioned the government.
- (Two words) A contract human beings enter where they agree to give up certain rights for protection and order.
- The Enlightenment thinker who proposed we have "natural rights" of life, liberty, and property.
- (Three words) The concept where branches can stop the other branches from becoming too powerful.
- The king of England during the time of the American Revolution.
- The type of government where its citizens vote on all decisions that affect society.
- A type of monarchy where the king/queen has complete control over its people.
- (Three words) The type of society that people naturally live in, according to Thomas Hobbes.
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- The government branch with a group of people that makes laws.
- The Enlightenment thinker that wanted a separation of church and state (government).
- Rights that cannot be taken away.
- The government branch with courts that interpret the law.
- The Enlightenment thinker who believed that there needs to be three branches of government.
- A person who began to question traditional ideas of political power and government structure.
- The Enlightenment thinker who wrote a book for the Italian prince on how to govern.
- The Enlightenment thinker who believed all people are born evil, thus a strong leader was needed.
- (Three words) The government is bound to also follow the laws.
18 Clues: Rights that cannot be taken away. • The government branch with courts that interpret the law. • The government branch with a group of people that makes laws. • (Three words) The government is bound to also follow the laws. • The king of England during the time of the American Revolution. • The government branch with the president, where laws are enforced. • ...
French Revolution 2023-04-13
15 Clues: Taxes • Capet • Power • Guild • Bread • Rights • Bonnet • Jacobin • Liberty • Absolutism • Sans-culottes • Enlightenment • Fear Great Fear • Louis King Louis • Antoinette Marie Antoinette
Enlightenment Review 2024-03-19
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- this philosopher was best known for his writings about the social contract
- this philosopher and writer published an encyclopedia which shared knowledge about the world
- enlightenment thinkers influenced the ideas of the American _________________
- John _________________ wrote about the natural rights of humans, including life, liberty, and property
- _________________ was a philosopher who wrote about history and freedom of speech and religion
- Locke's _________________ rights were life, liberty, and property
- Diderot is known for publishing a/an _________________
- the idea of the social _________________ is the agreement between society and government to follow rules in exchange for protection
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- Enlightenment thinkers shifted authority away from the _________________ and monarchies
- in "the spirit of law" _________________ wrote about the importance of the separation of powers
- the enlightenment was an extension of ideas begun during the _________________ revolution
- the _________________ was a philosophical movement of the modern period
- many revolutionaries and enlightenment thinkers were _________________, who believed God didn't interfere in the world
- Enlightenment thinkers believed that _________________ should be recorded and shared
14 Clues: Diderot is known for publishing a/an _________________ • Locke's _________________ rights were life, liberty, and property • the _________________ was a philosophical movement of the modern period • this philosopher was best known for his writings about the social contract • enlightenment thinkers influenced the ideas of the American _________________ • ...
Enlightenment 2017-03-06
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- sun-centered, conception of the universe offered a a more accurate explanation
- a period when philosophers believed that they could apply the scientific method and use reason to explain human nature logically
- native of Poland,a mathematician,published a book On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres
- began by thinking and writing about the doubt and uncertainty
- English philosopher with few scientific credentials
- first European to make regular observations
- based on the belief that reason is the chief source of knowledge
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- showed a few signs of brilliance until he attended Cambridge University
- a systematic procedure for collecting ans analyzing evidence
- Earth is at the center of the universe
- took a next step in destroying the Ptolemaic system
- was a prolific and influential composer of the Classical era
- someone who studies wisdom
13 Clues: someone who studies wisdom • Earth is at the center of the universe • first European to make regular observations • took a next step in destroying the Ptolemaic system • English philosopher with few scientific credentials • a systematic procedure for collecting ans analyzing evidence • was a prolific and influential composer of the Classical era • ...
Enlightenment 2017-03-06
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- first European to make regular observations
- someone who studies wisdom
- based on the belief that reason is the chief source of knowledge
- was a prolific and influential composer of the Classical era
- sun-centered, conception of the universe offered a a more accurate explanation
- a systematic procedure for collecting ans analyzing evidence
- English philosopher with few scientific credentials
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- native of Poland,a mathematician,published a book On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres
- Earth is at the center of the universe
- began by thinking and writing about the doubt and uncertainty
- took a next step in destroying the Ptolemaic system
- a period when philosophers believed that they could apply the scientific method and use reason to explain human nature logically
- showed a few signs of brilliance until he attended Cambridge University
13 Clues: someone who studies wisdom • Earth is at the center of the universe • first European to make regular observations • took a next step in destroying the Ptolemaic system • English philosopher with few scientific credentials • was a prolific and influential composer of the Classical era • a systematic procedure for collecting ans analyzing evidence • ...
ENLIGHTENMENT 2022-06-15
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- LIFE LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS
- GOVERNMENT RAN BY THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE
- ENLIGHTENMENT THINKER WHO CAME UP WITH THE IDEA OF A SOCIAL CONTRACT
- A GOVERNMENT CONTROLLED BY A FEW POWERFUL PEOPLE
- CONSIDERED THE MOST FREETHINKING OF THE ENLIGHTENMENT PHILOSOPHERS
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- 18TH CENTURY MOVEMENT THAT ENCOURAGED THOUGHT BASED ON LOGIC AND REASONING, ENCOURAGED NATURAL RIGHTS
- THE IDEA THAT KINGS/QUEENS ARE GIVEN POWER BY GOD
- A GOVERNMENT RAN BY A SINGLE PERSON CALLED A KING/QUEEN
- THE SEPARATION OF ______, IS THE ONLY WAY TO ENSURE NO CORRUPTION IN GOVERNMENT
- ROMAN STYLE OF GOVERNMENT THAT ENCOURAGED REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT
- AN ENLIGHTENMENT THINKER THAT SAID ALL PEOPLE ARE BORN WITH NATURAL RIGHTS, LIFE LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS
- AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT AND THE PEOPLE TO BE GOVERNED BY THE ELECTED
- ANCIENT CIVILIZATION THAT ARE CREDITED FOR CREATING THE FOUNDATIONS OF DEMOCRACY
13 Clues: GOVERNMENT RAN BY THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE • LIFE LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS • A GOVERNMENT CONTROLLED BY A FEW POWERFUL PEOPLE • THE IDEA THAT KINGS/QUEENS ARE GIVEN POWER BY GOD • A GOVERNMENT RAN BY A SINGLE PERSON CALLED A KING/QUEEN • CONSIDERED THE MOST FREETHINKING OF THE ENLIGHTENMENT PHILOSOPHERS • ...
Enlightenment 2022-09-07
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- a title he was known for
- He played a huge part in the peace treaty
- what invention that helps us cook
- Someone ben franklin influenced
- what was his most popular invention
- 1/17/1706
- where he died
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- He made an alliance with them
- He signed the biggest document every
- cause of death
- a form of government he was apart of
- who did he get caught by
- 4/17/1790
13 Clues: 4/17/1790 • 1/17/1706 • where he died • cause of death • a title he was known for • who did he get caught by • He made an alliance with them • Someone ben franklin influenced • what invention that helps us cook • what was his most popular invention • He signed the biggest document every • a form of government he was apart of • He played a huge part in the peace treaty
Enlightenment 2017-12-05
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- argued that people are born with a blank mind
- ten amendments that guarantee certain freedoms
- explains why planetary bodies stay in orbit around the sun
- father of modern rationalism
- belief that reason is the chief source of knowledge
- economic doctrine that says the state should not control the economy
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- America's first constitution
- region of Austria invaded by Prussia to start the Seven Years War
- his writings made more Europeans aware of the Heliocentric Theory
- believed that the universe was heliocentric
- Rousseau's agreement with society and government to be governed by general will
- believed humans were guided by basic survival instincts
- city where philosophes met to discuss politics
13 Clues: America's first constitution • father of modern rationalism • believed that the universe was heliocentric • argued that people are born with a blank mind • ten amendments that guarantee certain freedoms • city where philosophes met to discuss politics • belief that reason is the chief source of knowledge • believed humans were guided by basic survival instincts • ...
Enlightenment 2024-01-08
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- Period of social and political changes were inspired by the...
- Holy Roman Empire, social reforms, freedom of speech, press, and religion
- Political-Social changes rooted in Enlightenment ideas/concepts
- Life, Liberty, Property
- English, Enlightenment thinker created social contract
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- French, Branches of government, took ideas from Greeks and Romans
- Russian Empress, social reforms, banned torture, input from all classes, founded schools for women
- The people willingly submit to the ruler, inspired Constitutional monarchy
- Kingdom of Prussia, social reforms, banned torture, available education
- From Geneva, Social contract is by the people for the people
- French female, wrote the Declaration of the Rights of Women and the Female Citizen
- French writer, freedom of speech, religion, separation of church and state (secularism)
- English female, wrote a vindication for women's rights and education
13 Clues: Life, Liberty, Property • English, Enlightenment thinker created social contract • From Geneva, Social contract is by the people for the people • Period of social and political changes were inspired by the... • Political-Social changes rooted in Enlightenment ideas/concepts • French, Branches of government, took ideas from Greeks and Romans • ...
BUDDHISM 2013-11-03
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- "awakening" the cessation of all suffering
- acronym for the eightfold path
- To end suffering you must do this (8,6)
- suffering
- community
- Buddhist sect meaning "Doctrine of the Elders" which emphasises the priestly class
- Noble truths
- all life is this
- Sect know for its "Middle Way' to Enlightenment
- The Buddha's nationality
- a state of bliss or peace free from the cycle of death and rebirth
- the law of moral causation
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- path
- the teachings
- rebirth
- The Buddha (10,6
- a Buddha-to-be who decide to help others to receive Enlightenment
- place where the Buddha became enlightened (5,3)
- This is the cause of suffering
- cycle of birth, death and rebirth
20 Clues: path • rebirth • suffering • community • Noble truths • the teachings • The Buddha (10,6 • all life is this • The Buddha's nationality • the law of moral causation • acronym for the eightfold path • This is the cause of suffering • cycle of birth, death and rebirth • To end suffering you must do this (8,6) • "awakening" the cessation of all suffering • ...
Age of Revolutions 2024-02-26
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- This Enlightenment philosopher influenced early leaders of the U.S. to create a government characterized this, which created checks and balances between different branches of government
- The political revolutions of this period were possible because of support from these people
- This Latin American Revolutionary was inspired by Enlightenment ideas and began revolting against Spanish authority
- The American Revolution's success in overthrowing this highly influenced the Latin Revolutions
- Enlightenment ideas and the success of the French and American Revolutions led to this
- This document, formed during the French Revolution, was highly inspired by America's Declaration of Independence
- Absolute Monarchs and the idea of the divine right to rule led to this, which saw widespread revolts and the creation of new types of governments and political ideas
- In both the French and American Revolutions, citizens gained more ___________ rights
- This Enlightenment philosophy created a balance between branches of government and were incorporated into new constitutions created during the revolutions
- Type of monarchical government where the monarch has all of the power
- The rise of this group in French society lacked political representation in the government and this directly contributed to the French Revolution
- Europeans response to the rise and fall of Napoleon's empire helped to spread the idea of this, which saw people devoting themselves to their nation in extreme loyalty
- Both the American & French revolutionaries issued documents of independence that suggested that it was the government's responsibility to ______________ citizens' rights
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- The defeat of Spain & Portugal during the Napoleonic Wars helped to bring about political changes in Latin America because it gave them the opportunity to do this.
- The French and American colonies differed at the onset of their revolutions because the French suffered more _____________ struggles than the Americans
- This Enlightenment philosopher was the MAIN influence on the Declaration of Independence
- One main reason for the start of the American Revolution was the colonists lack of representation in this branch of the English government
- This legal document from 1215 stated that no leader may be above the law of the land
- This Enlightenment philosopher believed that laws should be created by the general will of the people
- This Enlightenment thinker supported theocratic governments
- This was the ultimate goal of both the French and American Revolutions
- Napoleon was this type of government leader
- Enlightenment philosophers inspired later political revolutions because of their belief that all people have this
- This movement furthered the development of democratic-republican governments because it introduced ideas about individual rights
- Replacing the existing political and social order was more relevant to this nation's revolution.
- This meeting of European leaders was meant to restore a balance of power in Europe by redrawing boundaries and reinstating legitimate monarchs
- This Enlightenment philosopher believed that a social contract involved an exchange of rights for the protection of a strong central government
- Both the Magna Carta & the English Bill of Rights had an impact on American government because both contained ideas about protecting the rights of the _____________
- This political philosopher of the Age of Enlightenment used his writing to promote toleration and freedom of speech
29 Clues: Napoleon was this type of government leader • This Enlightenment thinker supported theocratic governments • Type of monarchical government where the monarch has all of the power • This was the ultimate goal of both the French and American Revolutions • This legal document from 1215 stated that no leader may be above the law of the land • ...
Hindu,Buddhist,Islamic 2021-12-13
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- principle of cause and effect
- founder of three Abrahamic religions
- to find happiness by dropping spiritual desire
- state of enlightenment
- multiple gods
- rules followed to reach enlightenment
- a god of Hindu
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- cycle of death and rebirth
- sign of Buddhism
- founder of Islam
- one god
- end of the cycle of reincarnation
- birthplace of Hindu and Buddhism
- enlightened one
- rankings based on religious status
15 Clues: one god • multiple gods • a god of Hindu • enlightened one • sign of Buddhism • founder of Islam • state of enlightenment • cycle of death and rebirth • principle of cause and effect • birthplace of Hindu and Buddhism • end of the cycle of reincarnation • rankings based on religious status • founder of three Abrahamic religions • rules followed to reach enlightenment • ...
Hindu,Buddhist,Islamic 2021-12-13
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- rules followed to reach enlightenment
- principle of cause and effect
- cycle of death and rebirth
- rankings based on religious status
- founder of three Abrahamic religions
- state of enlightenment
- a god of Hindu
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- founder of Islam
- sign of Buddhism
- to find happiness by dropping spiritual desire
- multiple gods
- enlightened one
- end of the cycle of reincarnation
- one god
- birthplace of Hindu and Buddhism
15 Clues: one god • multiple gods • a god of Hindu • enlightened one • founder of Islam • sign of Buddhism • state of enlightenment • cycle of death and rebirth • principle of cause and effect • birthplace of Hindu and Buddhism • end of the cycle of reincarnation • rankings based on religious status • founder of three Abrahamic religions • rules followed to reach enlightenment • ...
Topic 1: Enlightenment 2022-04-04
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- French philosopher and author, and a supporter of deism, and a tolerant approach to religion
- One of the freedoms of expression influenced by the Enlightenment
- an English philosopher and scientist, who introduced a social contract theory based on the relation between the absolute sovereign and the civil society.
- in political theory, a collectively held will that aims at the common good or common interest.
- one of the 18th century European monarchs who was inspired by Enlightenment ideas to rule justly and respect the rights of subjects
- the right of a sovereign that holds that a monarch receives the right to rule directly from God and not from the people.
- Swiss-French philosopher; valued the social contract
- belief that truth could be discovered through reason or logical thinking
- new way of thinking about the natural world
- has absolute power
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- A political idea, developed by John Locke and the Baron de Montesquieu, that power in government should be divided into separate branches
- British writer who advocated for greater education opportunities for women and urged women to enter medicine and politics
- English philosopher known for his political theories during the Enlightenment
- a work by English and American political activist Thomas Paine, arguing for the philosophical position of deism
- an original “scientific theorist” of the Enlightenment, who connected the newest scientific trends to radical philosophical ideas such as materialism.
- He reformed the military and government, established religious tolerance and granted a basic form of freedom of the press
- social gathering of intellectuals and artists
- agreement where people define and limit individual rights, creating an organized society/government
- What did Enlightenment thinkers call life, liberty, and property?
- one of a group of social thinkers in France during the Enlightenment
20 Clues: has absolute power • new way of thinking about the natural world • social gathering of intellectuals and artists • Swiss-French philosopher; valued the social contract • One of the freedoms of expression influenced by the Enlightenment • What did Enlightenment thinkers call life, liberty, and property? • ...
Hindu,Buddhist,Islamic 2021-12-13
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- rules followed to reach enlightenment
- principle of cause and effect
- cycle of death and rebirth
- rankings based on religious status
- founder of three Abrahamic religions
- state of enlightenment
- a god of Hindu
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- founder of Islam
- sign of Buddhism
- to find happiness by dropping spiritual desire
- multiple gods
- enlightened one
- end of the cycle of reincarnation
- one god
- birthplace of Hindu and Buddhism
15 Clues: one god • multiple gods • a god of Hindu • enlightened one • founder of Islam • sign of Buddhism • state of enlightenment • cycle of death and rebirth • principle of cause and effect • birthplace of Hindu and Buddhism • end of the cycle of reincarnation • rankings based on religious status • founder of three Abrahamic religions • rules followed to reach enlightenment • ...
Enlightenment 2021-12-07
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- People have ultimate power
- Lovers of wisdom
- These govern Human Character
- An agreement made by people in which they give up something for an organized Society.
- Knowledge
- Ability to think logically
- Focused on economic reforms
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- Freedoms belonging to all humans from birth
- believed that there should be a separation of church and state.
- believed the best form of government was democracy.
- believed that governments should impose the fewest possible restrictions on prices and trade.
- Form of literature developed during the Enlightenment
- Complete power
13 Clues: Knowledge • Complete power • Lovers of wisdom • People have ultimate power • Ability to think logically • Focused on economic reforms • These govern Human Character • Freedoms belonging to all humans from birth • believed the best form of government was democracy. • Form of literature developed during the Enlightenment • ...
Enlightenment 2022-09-07
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- a title he was known for
- He played a huge part in the peace treaty
- what invention that helps us cook
- Someone ben franklin influenced
- what was his most popular invention
- 1/17/1706
- where he died
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- He made an alliance with them
- He signed the biggest document every
- cause of death
- a form of government he was apart of
- who did he get caught by
- 4/17/1790
13 Clues: 4/17/1790 • 1/17/1706 • where he died • cause of death • a title he was known for • who did he get caught by • He made an alliance with them • Someone ben franklin influenced • what invention that helps us cook • what was his most popular invention • He signed the biggest document every • a form of government he was apart of • He played a huge part in the peace treaty
Enlightenment 2022-09-07
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- He made an alliance with them
- a title he was known for
- where he died
- cause of death
- what invention that helps us cook
- He signed the biggest document every
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- what was his most popular invention
- a form of government he was apart of
- Someone ben franklin influenced
- He played a huge part in the peace treaty
- who did he get caught by
- 4/17/1790
- 1/17/1706
13 Clues: 4/17/1790 • 1/17/1706 • where he died • cause of death • a title he was known for • who did he get caught by • He made an alliance with them • Someone ben franklin influenced • what invention that helps us cook • what was his most popular invention • a form of government he was apart of • He signed the biggest document every • He played a huge part in the peace treaty
Enlightenment 2024-05-17
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- Logic wasn't a new ____ back then.
- A philosopher.
- A scottish philospher in 1711-1776.
- A movement that occured in Europe.
- An Enlightenment principle would be _____.
- Who wrote the Principia Matematica?
- Philosophers are also known as ____.
- 17th and 18th _____.
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- The end of the revolution was most likely called ____.
- The Enlightenment advocated ____.
- The Enlightenment derives it's name ____.
- _____ of the Middle Ages.
12 Clues: A philosopher. • 17th and 18th _____. • _____ of the Middle Ages. • The Enlightenment advocated ____. • Logic wasn't a new ____ back then. • A movement that occured in Europe. • A scottish philospher in 1711-1776. • Who wrote the Principia Matematica? • Philosophers are also known as ____. • The Enlightenment derives it's name ____. • An Enlightenment principle would be _____. • ...
The Enlightenment 2024-11-25
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- Freedom of ________, which allows people to speak their mind without fear of punishment
- Enlightenment thinker who believed in life, liberty, and property
- First enlightenment thinker - believed people needed strong governments
- Enlightenment thinker who believed in the three branches of government
- Enlightenment thinker who prioritized freedom of speech and religion
- Enlightenment thinker who believed the government should work to serve the people
- Agreement between the people and a government to create a society that serves both parties
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- Branch of government concerning creation of laws
- Enlightenment thinker who focused on judicial reform
- Branch of government concerning enforcement of laws
- Freedom of _______, which allows journalists to investigate and report on issues without fear of punishment
- Freedom of ________, which allows people to practice whatever faith they believe in without fear of punishment
- Branch of government concerning punishment
13 Clues: Branch of government concerning punishment • Branch of government concerning creation of laws • Branch of government concerning enforcement of laws • Enlightenment thinker who focused on judicial reform • Enlightenment thinker who believed in life, liberty, and property • Enlightenment thinker who prioritized freedom of speech and religion • ...
AH1 Vocab 2020-09-04
15 Clues: Quakers • Puritans • Jamestown • Cash Crop • John Smith • Acquisition • Colonization • Mercantilism • John Winthrop • Enlightenment • Roger Williams • Navigation Acts • Plymouth Colony • Mayflower Compact • Virginia House of Burgesses
Obj 1.1 Crossword 2022-09-30
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- British document that separated church and state. (2 words)
- The place where direct democracy began
- Rousseau had the most influence on this founding document (3 words)
- Enlightenment thinker who believed in 3 natural rights
- Group of people that were excluded from direct democracy
- Type of democracy where the people choose other people to make decisions on their behalf
- Enlightenment thinker who came up with the separation of powers
- The branch of government that the Articles of Confederation left weak
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- Enlightenment thinker who wanted to separate state and church
- The name of the people who was involved in deciding the ideas used in the U.S. government
- English document that protects the people from abuses by the government (3 words)
- Where Montesquieu and Voltaire are from
- Life, Liberty, and Property according to Locke (2 words)
- Present body. It requires the person to be present in court to determine sentence or release (2 words)
- Country where Locke is from
- Type of democracy where the people make decisions
- Another name for representative democracy
- A movement lead by Locke, Montesquieu, Rousseau, and Voltaire
- The number of offices a person can hold in the government. A similarity between the Iroquois Confederacy and U.S. Constitution
- Enlightenment thinker associated with the "Social Contract"
- Native American nation that was used as an example for the U.S. Constitution
21 Clues: Country where Locke is from • The place where direct democracy began • Where Montesquieu and Voltaire are from • Another name for representative democracy • Type of democracy where the people make decisions • Enlightenment thinker who believed in 3 natural rights • Life, Liberty, and Property according to Locke (2 words) • ...
Enlightenment era 2025-03-21
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- – Government by the people
- - a social contract theorist
- – Political upheaval inspired by Enlightenment ideas
- - referred to a system of ideas and beliefs about society, government, and human nature that was based on reason, progress, and individual rights.
- - meant freedom from oppression, self-governance, and the right of people to rule themselves based on reason and natural rights.
- - referred to the idea that individuals are born with natural, inherent freedoms that should be protected by governments.
- – Acceptance of different views and beliefs
- - referred to established beliefs or doctrines, often associated with religious or authoritarian institutions, that were accepted without question or evidence.
- – John Locke, a key Enlightenment thinker
- – Freedom from oppressive restrictions
- - The Enlightenment principle advocating fairness in laws and government
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- – Study of fundamental questions about existence and knowledge
- – an advocate of direct democracy
- -refers to the use of reason, logic, and critical thinking to understand the world, rather than relying on tradition, superstition, or religious dogma
- – Questioning of traditional beliefs
- - His ideas were based on reason, justice, and human rights.
- - referred to an intellectual and cultural movement in the 17th and 18th centuries that emphasized reason, science, individual rights, and progress
- – Central to Enlightenment thinking
- - referred to the accepted standards, behaviors, and social conventions that were traditionally followed in society.
- – French writer who championed free speech and religious tolerance
20 Clues: – Government by the people • - a social contract theorist • – an advocate of direct democracy • – Central to Enlightenment thinking • – Questioning of traditional beliefs • – Freedom from oppressive restrictions • – John Locke, a key Enlightenment thinker • – Acceptance of different views and beliefs • – Political upheaval inspired by Enlightenment ideas • ...
Enlightenment 2022-09-07
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- a title he was known for
- He played a huge part in the peace treaty
- what invention that helps us cook
- Someone ben franklin influenced
- what was his most popular invention
- 1/17/1706
- where he died
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- He made an alliance with them
- He signed the biggest document every
- cause of death
- a form of government he was apart of
- who did he get caught by
- 4/17/1790
13 Clues: 4/17/1790 • 1/17/1706 • where he died • cause of death • a title he was known for • who did he get caught by • He made an alliance with them • Someone ben franklin influenced • what invention that helps us cook • what was his most popular invention • He signed the biggest document every • a form of government he was apart of • He played a huge part in the peace treaty
Enlightenment 2022-09-07
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- He made an alliance with them
- a title he was known for
- where he died
- cause of death
- what invention that helps us cook
- He signed the biggest document every
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- what was his most popular invention
- a form of government he was apart of
- Someone ben franklin influenced
- He played a huge part in the peace treaty
- who did he get caught by
- 4/17/1790
- 1/17/1706
13 Clues: 4/17/1790 • 1/17/1706 • where he died • cause of death • a title he was known for • who did he get caught by • He made an alliance with them • Someone ben franklin influenced • what invention that helps us cook • what was his most popular invention • a form of government he was apart of • He signed the biggest document every • He played a huge part in the peace treaty
Enlightenment 2022-09-07
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- a title he was known for
- He played a huge part in the peace treaty
- what invention that helps us cook
- Someone ben franklin influenced
- what was his most popular invention
- 1/17/1706
- where he died
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- He made an alliance with them
- He signed the biggest document every
- cause of death
- a form of government he was apart of
- who did he get caught by
- 4/17/1790
13 Clues: 4/17/1790 • 1/17/1706 • where he died • cause of death • a title he was known for • who did he get caught by • He made an alliance with them • Someone ben franklin influenced • what invention that helps us cook • what was his most popular invention • He signed the biggest document every • a form of government he was apart of • He played a huge part in the peace treaty
Enlightenment 2021-11-16
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- Places where people gathered during the enlightenment to discuss philosophy and ways to improve human life.
- The area in which the Enlightenment started.
- The idea that a country's leaders should be chosen by it's citizens.
- Also known as the age of reason
- Rule by the people.
- American founding father influenced by John Locke.
- Rule by a king or queen.
- Citizens give up some freedoms in exchange for government protection.
- Wrote the Leviathan and believed in a single sovereign or ruler with total authority.
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- The government that Hobbes believed worked best.
- Before governments when everyone had the right to everything according to Hobbes
- Thinker title during this period.
- The idea that if governments failed to uphold the social contract citizens had the right to revolt.
- Our natural rights according to enlightenment thinkers.
14 Clues: Rule by the people. • Rule by a king or queen. • Also known as the age of reason • Thinker title during this period. • The area in which the Enlightenment started. • The government that Hobbes believed worked best. • American founding father influenced by John Locke. • Our natural rights according to enlightenment thinkers. • ...
Enlightenment 2023-08-13
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- American document that recognized natural rights
- Continent where the Enlightenment began
- If the government fails to protect citizens, citizens have the right to revolt.
- An agreement where citizens give up some rights in exchange for government protection
- The idea that a country’s leader should be chosen by the citizens in a general election
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- Life with complete freedom, no rules, and no government
- A period of time when people developed new ideas about human existence and human rights.
- Some Enlightenment thinkers were afraid of this
- Obtaining something through family ties
- Fundamental, basic rights people are born with
- The kind of authority a king had over citizens
- A place where city people gathered to discuss philosophy
- Famous city where people discussed ideas
13 Clues: Obtaining something through family ties • Continent where the Enlightenment began • Famous city where people discussed ideas • Fundamental, basic rights people are born with • The kind of authority a king had over citizens • Some Enlightenment thinkers were afraid of this • American document that recognized natural rights • ...
The Enlightenment 2014-04-02
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- Summed up the era's motto in the following terms: "Dare to know! Have courage to use your own reason!"
- European politics, philosophy, science, and communications were radically reoriented during this movement
- ______ the Great Unified, rationalized, and modernized Prussia
- The Enlightenment gave way to this in the 19th century
- Writer of Declaration of Independence
- One of the important 17th century precursors; Englishman
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- Published the Principia Mathematica
- This Enlightenment was centered on the dialogues and publications of the French "philosophes"
- Natural philosopher of the Scientific Revolution
- There was not this type of Enlightenment
- The signature publication of the period
- These people in Britain, France, and throughout Europe questioned traditional authority
- This revolution was inspired by the Enlightenment ideals
- Published his "Essay Concerning Human Understanding"
14 Clues: Published the Principia Mathematica • Writer of Declaration of Independence • The signature publication of the period • There was not this type of Enlightenment • Natural philosopher of the Scientific Revolution • Published his "Essay Concerning Human Understanding" • The Enlightenment gave way to this in the 19th century • ...
Crossword Puzzle Project 2022-01-18
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- Written by Locke
- Enlightenment leader born between 1632-1704
- Enlightenment leader born between 1588-1679
- people give up freedom in exchange for protection from government
- Enlightenment leader born between 1689-1755
- everyone has God given rights that cannot be taken away
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- philosophical movement during the 18th century
- Written by Hobbes
- Written by Montesquieu
- Enlightenment leader born between 1712-1778
- power should be divided into 3 branches and each has a job that only it can do
- government should reflect the will of the people
12 Clues: Written by Locke • Written by Hobbes • Written by Montesquieu • Enlightenment leader born between 1712-1778 • Enlightenment leader born between 1632-1704 • Enlightenment leader born between 1588-1679 • Enlightenment leader born between 1689-1755 • philosophical movement during the 18th century • government should reflect the will of the people • ...
Chapter 10 study guide 2016-02-23
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- Newton’s laws of motion
- Law gas law, stating that the pressure and volume of a gas have an inverse relationship, when temperature is held constant.
- political contract is a theory or model, originating during the Age of Enlightenment
- French word that means the government stays out of public and personal affairs
- The law of gravity will pull everything down and to the earth
- Scottish moral philosopher, pioneer of political economy, and a key figure in the Scottish Enlightenment.
- The idea the earth is at the center of the universe
- the most enlightened rulers of the enlightenment period
- Considered the worlds first world war
- a belief or theory that opinions and actions should be based on reason and knowledge rather than on religious belief or emotional response.
- Leader of Russia at the time had worked with Diderot for a time but felt that she would be better off not changing her lands
- The idea planets rotate in an elliptical path around the sun. not a circular
- Theresa The ruler of Austria during the Austrian Succession, & years war, and the enlightenment period
- anatomist, physician, and author of one of the most influential books on human anatomy
- A secular version of art completely different from renaissance
- America's policy of government now to keep things balanced
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- Fought for women's rights during the enlightenment
- French lawyer, man of letters, and political philosopher who lived during the Age of Enlightenment.
- Francophone Genevan philosopher, writer, and composer of the 18th century.
- enlightened despotism
- The idea of the sun being at the center of the earth
- Italian criminologist, jurist, philosopher, and politician, who is widely considered as the most talented jurist and one of the greatest thinkers of the Age of Enlightenment.
- Francis Bacon’s process to systematically collect and analyze evidence
- intellectuals of the 18th century Enlightenment.
- logical process in which multiple premises, all believed true or found true most of the time, are combined to obtain a specific conclusion.
- A child prodigy of music performing a solo harpsichord concert at the age of 6
- Creator of the scientific method
- “I think their for I am wrong”
- An astronomer who had been put under house arrest for disagreeing with the pope
- German mathematician, astronomer, and astrologer. A key figure in the 17th century scientific revolution
- English philosopher and physician, widely regarded as one of the most influential of Enlightenment thinkers
- Renaissance Mathematician and astronomer, Came up with the idea that the Sun was at the center of the Universe
- Anglican minister and theologian who, with his brother Charles and fellow cleric George Whitefield, is credited with the foundation of the evangelical movement known as Methodism.
- An enlightened man who created the encyclopedia and worked alongside Catherine The Great
- Found that the heart was the main circulation point of blood
- The room where many people gathered and discussed ideas and spread the enlightenment ideas
36 Clues: enlightened despotism • Newton’s laws of motion • “I think their for I am wrong” • Creator of the scientific method • Considered the worlds first world war • intellectuals of the 18th century Enlightenment. • Fought for women's rights during the enlightenment • The idea the earth is at the center of the universe • The idea of the sun being at the center of the earth • ...
Enlightenment Introduction 2019-04-04
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- Enlightenment ____ believed that the human condition was improving over time
- began with Copernicus‘ heliocentric universe theory in 1543
- increased _____ led to more widespread information
- heavily influenced by Enlightenment philosophy
- Kant’s enlightenment slogan (3 words)
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- philosophical movement took place primarily in Europe/North America
- Enlightenment intellectuals were skeptical of ________ (4 words)
- economist famous for “invisible hand of the market“ theory
- shout out to the Enlightenment Thinker that represents our class
- one characteristic of the enlightenment
10 Clues: Kant’s enlightenment slogan (3 words) • one characteristic of the enlightenment • heavily influenced by Enlightenment philosophy • increased _____ led to more widespread information • economist famous for “invisible hand of the market“ theory • began with Copernicus‘ heliocentric universe theory in 1543 • ...
enlightment 2024-09-22
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- - What Enlightenment thinkers believed should guide decisions instead of tradition.
- - The Enlightenment inspired these major events in America and France.
- - The period known as the "Age of Reason," which changed how people viewed government, society, and human rights.
- - This thinker fought for freedom of speech.
- - This thinker believed in democracy and that the will of the people should guide society.
- - Enlightenment thinkers argued that everyone deserves to be treated this way under the law.
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- - This field was greatly influenced by the use of reason and observation during the Enlightenment.
- - The Enlightenment argued that people are born with these, which governments must protect.
- - The Enlightenment inspired this concept, where people have the right to make their own choices.
- - This philosopher believed in natural rights such as life, liberty, and property.
- - The century in which the Enlightenment took place.
11 Clues: - This thinker fought for freedom of speech. • - The century in which the Enlightenment took place. • - The Enlightenment inspired these major events in America and France. • - This philosopher believed in natural rights such as life, liberty, and property. • - What Enlightenment thinkers believed should guide decisions instead of tradition. • ...
Unit 1 2021-12-08
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- Separation of Powers
- Federalism
- Common Law
- Article
- Checks & Balance
- Popular Sovereignty
- enlightenment
- New Jersey
- James Madison
- Anti-Federalist
- Federalist
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- Virginia
- Rule of Law
- Commerce
- Preamble
- Magna Carta
- Compromise
- constitution
- Connecticut
- Declaration of Independence
- Consent of the Governed
- Elastic (Necessary & Proper)
- Bill of Rights
- Amendment
- Articles of Confederation
- Limited Government
26 Clues: Article • Virginia • Commerce • Preamble • Amendment • Federalism • Common Law • Compromise • New Jersey • Federalist • Rule of Law • Magna Carta • Connecticut • constitution • enlightenment • James Madison • Bill of Rights • Anti-Federalist • Checks & Balance • Limited Government • Popular Sovereignty • Separation of Powers • Consent of the Governed • Articles of Confederation • Declaration of Independence • ...
the Enlightenment 2013-11-13
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- a person who offers view or theories on profound questions in ethics
- french thinker who developed the ideas of separation of powers
- a policy that allows businesses to operate with very little interference from the government
- a period of artistic style that used exaggerated motion and clear
- rules that govern natural force
- french philosopher who is often referred ti as the father of the french revolution and wrote the book:the social contract
- informal social gatherings
- English philosopher that argued that people were good and theorized natural right,he rejected absolute monarchies
- french enlightenment thinker
- 4th president sometimes referred to as the father of the constitution
- was a french Enlightenment writer
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- English enlightenment thinker who argued that people were cruel and selfish by nature and needed to be controlled by an monarchy
- a form of absolute monarchy that accepted enlightenment ideas
- a period of time in which people applied reasons to everyday things and stared thinking for themselves
- principle author of the declaration of independence who believed in equality for all
- suppression of the public communication
- Russian monarch that abolished torture
- a agreement made by people to give up their up their freedom exchange for an organized society
- Scottish philosopher who focused on using natural law
- Austrian monarch that traveled in disguise among his subjects to learn of their problems
20 Clues: informal social gatherings • french enlightenment thinker • rules that govern natural force • was a french Enlightenment writer • Russian monarch that abolished torture • suppression of the public communication • Scottish philosopher who focused on using natural law • a form of absolute monarchy that accepted enlightenment ideas • ...
Enlightenment era 2025-03-21
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- – Government by the people
- - a social contract theorist
- – Political upheaval inspired by Enlightenment ideas
- - referred to a system of ideas and beliefs about society, government, and human nature that was based on reason, progress, and individual rights.
- - meant freedom from oppression, self-governance, and the right of people to rule themselves based on reason and natural rights.
- - referred to the idea that individuals are born with natural, inherent freedoms that should be protected by governments.
- – Acceptance of different views and beliefs
- - referred to established beliefs or doctrines, often associated with religious or authoritarian institutions, that were accepted without question or evidence.
- – John Locke, a key Enlightenment thinker
- – Freedom from oppressive restrictions
- - The Enlightenment principle advocating fairness in laws and government
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- – Study of fundamental questions about existence and knowledge
- – an advocate of direct democracy
- -refers to the use of reason, logic, and critical thinking to understand the world, rather than relying on tradition, superstition, or religious dogma
- – Questioning of traditional beliefs
- - His ideas were based on reason, justice, and human rights.
- - referred to an intellectual and cultural movement in the 17th and 18th centuries that emphasized reason, science, individual rights, and progress
- – Central to Enlightenment thinking
- - referred to the accepted standards, behaviors, and social conventions that were traditionally followed in society.
- – French writer who championed free speech and religious tolerance
20 Clues: – Government by the people • - a social contract theorist • – an advocate of direct democracy • – Central to Enlightenment thinking • – Questioning of traditional beliefs • – Freedom from oppressive restrictions • – John Locke, a key Enlightenment thinker • – Acceptance of different views and beliefs • – Political upheaval inspired by Enlightenment ideas • ...
Enlightenment era 2025-03-21
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- referred to a system of ideas and beliefs about society, government, and human nature that was based on reason, progress, and individual rights.
- referred to established beliefs or doctrines, often associated with religious or authoritarian institutions, that were accepted without question or evidence.
- referred to an intellectual and cultural movement in the 17th and 18th centuries that emphasized reason, science, individual rights, and progress
- Acceptance of different views and beliefs
- Freedom from oppressive restrictions
- Political upheaval inspired by Enlightenment ideas
- an advocate of direct democracy
- His ideas were based on reason, justice, and human rights.
- The Enlightenment principle advocating fairness in laws and government
- Study of fundamental questions about existence and knowledge
- a social contract theorist
- referred to the idea that individuals are born with natural, inherent freedoms that should be protected by governments.
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- referred to the accepted standards, behaviors, and social conventions that were traditionally followed in society.
- meant freedom from oppression, self-governance, and the right of people to rule themselves based on reason and natural rights.
- refers to the use of reason, logic, and critical thinking to understand the world, rather than relying on tradition, superstition, or religious dogma
- Questioning of traditional beliefs
- Central to Enlightenment thinking
- John Locke, a key Enlightenment thinker
- French writer who championed free speech and religious tolerance
- Government by the people
20 Clues: Government by the people • a social contract theorist • an advocate of direct democracy • Central to Enlightenment thinking • Questioning of traditional beliefs • Freedom from oppressive restrictions • John Locke, a key Enlightenment thinker • Acceptance of different views and beliefs • Political upheaval inspired by Enlightenment ideas • ...
Unit 4 Crossword 2024-11-22
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- Defended freedom of speech by sarcastically mocking the government.
- Rights that exist naturally
- Empress of Russia and enlightened despot.
- Wrote the social contract and believed that people are "essentially good".
- Composer who wrote many operas, symphonies, and orchestras.
- Believed in the separation of government powers
- "Father of capitalism" who advocated for laissez-faire economics
- King of Prussia who believed in Enlightenment Absolutism.
- Period of European history emphasizing reason over tradition
- An idea that is suppressed or prohibited
- Popular gathering places in France during the Enlightenment, commonly with coffee
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- Author of the Encyclopedie to "change the general way of thinking".
- German composer who wrote religious works for organs and choirs.
- English philosopher who believed in natural rights and limited government
- Laws that govern the natural order and human nature
- Belief that the government should not interfere with economy
- Art style characterized by its grand and opulent features
- English philosopher who wrote about the social government
- Name given to the French philosophers of the Enlightenment
- Art style characterized by its soft, gentle, and light features.
20 Clues: Rights that exist naturally • An idea that is suppressed or prohibited • Empress of Russia and enlightened despot. • Believed in the separation of government powers • Laws that govern the natural order and human nature • Art style characterized by its grand and opulent features • English philosopher who wrote about the social government • ...
Buddhism puzzle 2024-11-26
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- purity of the body
- Japanese temple of Buddhism
- The lead monk of a specific form of Buddhism
- The symbol of vajaranaya
- The highest state of enlightenment someone can attain
- A dome shaped structure
- a sacred phrase of prayer or word
- Similar scriptures containing teachings of Buddha
- stresses erupt the awakening of enlightenment
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- desire,thirst,longing and greed
- A religious teacher of Buddhism
- The conservative side of two teachings of Buddhism
- Sudden enlightenment
- Generosity or giving freely
- a spiritual leader
- A collection of scriptures
- quiet sitting and meditation
- The heart of the zen Buddha
18 Clues: purity of the body • a spiritual leader • Sudden enlightenment • A dome shaped structure • The symbol of vajaranaya • A collection of scriptures • Japanese temple of Buddhism • Generosity or giving freely • The heart of the zen Buddha • quiet sitting and meditation • desire,thirst,longing and greed • A religious teacher of Buddhism • a sacred phrase of prayer or word • ...
Enlgihtenment Daniel Rivkin 2023-02-23
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- believed in freedom of speech
- Perfected the telescope
- Sun-centered theory
- thought people were born with bad qualities
- people who proposed new ideas during the enlightenment
- produced encyclopedia
- Created the smallpox vaccine
- fought for women's right
- person who rules with absolute power
- developed laws of motion and gravity
- discovered bacteria
- believed in natural rights, life liberty, and pursuit of happiness
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- scientific discoveries happening after age of absolutism
- Earth-centered theory
- where enlightenment began
- proposed the heliocentric theory
- parties where people met during the enlightenment to discuss new ideas
- discovered the idea of checks and balances
- beleived that people were naturally good and supported democracy
19 Clues: Sun-centered theory • discovered bacteria • Earth-centered theory • produced encyclopedia • Perfected the telescope • fought for women's right • where enlightenment began • Created the smallpox vaccine • believed in freedom of speech • proposed the heliocentric theory • person who rules with absolute power • developed laws of motion and gravity • ...
Enlightenment Take-Down! 2023-02-27
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- enlightenment vs.
- wrote the Ancient Mariner (last name)
- wrote Paradise Lost (last name)
- don't shoot me
- painful outcome of enlightenment
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- accountability vs.
- lonely outcome of enlightenment
- albatross can sleep while
- is this bliss?
- creature vs.
- the worst type of isolation
- you gotta have a magic...
- science vs.
13 Clues: science vs. • creature vs. • is this bliss? • don't shoot me • enlightenment vs. • accountability vs. • albatross can sleep while • you gotta have a magic... • the worst type of isolation • lonely outcome of enlightenment • wrote Paradise Lost (last name) • painful outcome of enlightenment • wrote the Ancient Mariner (last name)
The Enlightenment 2021-05-27
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- A prussian royal and military leader who was king of prussia.
- The idea that the general will is the will of the people as a whole.
- The right of a sovereign to rule as set forth by the theory of government that holds that a monarch receives the right to rule directly from god and not from the people.
- He was an 18th century scottish economist,philosopher, and author.He is considered the father of modern economics with his kost famous books "The Wealth of Nations" .
- A style of architecture,music,dance,painting,sculpture and other arts that flourished in europe from the early 17th century.
- Rhe name of members of a group of enlightenment thinkers who tried to apply the methods of science to the improvement of society.
- This was an acultural movement of intellectuals in the 18th century of europe that sought to mobilize the power of reason,in order to reform society and advance knowledge.
- A product of the enlightenment in the early 18th century, was a key institution in which women played a central role.
- This is a principle that was created to practice one's belief without intervention by the government and to be free of the exercise of authority by a church through thr government.
- The agreement by which people define and limit their individual rights,thus creating an organized society or government .
- An authoritarian leader who exercises their political power according to the principles of the enlightenment.
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- The ressurection of modern day science.
- A french enlightenment writer,historian,and philosopher who attacked the catholic church amd advocated freedom of religion,freedom of exoression, and seperatin of church and state.
- Another name that was used to say the period of the enlightenment.
- She reigned over russia for 34 years and led her country into full participation in the political and cultural life of europe.
- Enlightenemnt thinkers created these rights that they valued which is life,liberty, and property.
- He believed that in mans natural state, moral ideas do not exist.
- A movement of the 18th century that stressed the belief that science and logic gave people more knowledge and understanding than tradition and religion.
- A french philosopher of the enlightenment period, whose articulation of the theory of seperation of powers is implemented in many constitutions throughout the world.
- The english philosopher and political theorist, he was the most influential of the enlightenment thinkers and is known as the "father of liberalism" .
20 Clues: The ressurection of modern day science. • A prussian royal and military leader who was king of prussia. • He believed that in mans natural state, moral ideas do not exist. • Another name that was used to say the period of the enlightenment. • The idea that the general will is the will of the people as a whole. • ...
Buddhist Beliefs Key Terms Revision 2021-06-14
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- The idea that all things arise in dependence upon conditions
- The Eightfold Path grouped into the three sections of ethics, meditation and wisdom
- The idea that people do not have a permanent, fixed self or soul
- The five aspects that make up a person
- The first Noble Truth; there is suffering
- When someone achieves enlightenment and becomes a Buddha
- A state of complete enlightenment, happiness and peace
- The title given to someone two has achieved enlightenment; usually used to refer to Siddhartha
- The repeating cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirth
- The three realisations that the Buddha made in order to achieve enlightenment
- Impermanence; the idea that everything changes
- The paradise where Amitabha Buddha lives, and where Pure Land Buddhists aim to be reborn
- A practice of calming and focusing in the mind, and reflecting deeply on specific teachings to penetrate their true meaning
- A demon that represents spiritual obstacles, especially temptation
- The second Noble Truth: there are causes to suffering
- 'The School of the Elders'
- An image that symbolises samsara
- The Fourth Noble Truth: the way to end suffering; the Eightfold Path
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- 12 factors that illustrate the process of birth, death and rebirth
- A person's actions; the idea that skilful actions result in happiness and unskilful ones in suffering
- Emptiness; the concept that nothing has a separate independent 'self' or 'soul'
- The popular stories about the lives of the Buddha
- Greed, hatred and ignorance; the main cause of suffering
- A form of Buddhism based on belief in Amitabha Buddha
- The gaining of true knowledge of the self or the nature of reality
- For Theravada Buddhists, someone who has become enlightenment
- The idea that everyone has the essence of a Buddha inside them
- The Buddha worshiped by Pure Land Buddhists
- 'The greater vehicle'
- The Third Noble Truth: suffering can be stopped
- Craving (desiring or wanting something)
- Eight aspects that Buddhists practise and live by in order to achieve enlightenment
- For Mahayana Buddhists, someone who has become enlightened but chooses to remain in the cycle of samsara to help others achieve enlightenment
- Living a simple life with few pleasures or possessions
- Old age, illness, death and a holy man (ascetic); these led the Buddha to leave his life of luxury in the palace
- The Buddha's teachings
36 Clues: 'The greater vehicle' • The Buddha's teachings • 'The School of the Elders' • An image that symbolises samsara • The five aspects that make up a person • Craving (desiring or wanting something) • The first Noble Truth; there is suffering • The Buddha worshiped by Pure Land Buddhists • Impermanence; the idea that everything changes • ...
Introduction to French Rev. Crossword 2025-09-14
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- Inequality between the estates and resentment of privileges held by the clergy and nobility.
- New system of laws created by Napoleon that guaranteed equality before the law.
- Pledge by the National Assembly to create a new constitution after being locked out of the Estates General.
- Enlightenment thinker who argued government must follow the general will of the people.
- Clergy in France; less than 1% of the population; paid no taxes.
- Group led by Robespierre that carried out the Reign of Terror.
- July 14, 1789; revolutionaries stormed a prison; symbol of the start of the French Revolution.
- Enlightenment thinker who promoted natural rights and government by consent of the governed.
- Military general who rose to power after the Revolution, reformed taxes, banking, and law (Napoleonic Code).
- Period of new ideas in the 1600s-1700s that stressed reason, equality, and questioning authority.
- Banking system created by Napoleon to stabilize the economy.
- Meeting of European leaders after Napoleon's defeat to restore balance of power.
- First form of representative government formed by the Third Estate to make laws for the French people.
- Period when thousands were executed by guillotine under Robespierre and the Committee of Public Safety.
- Revolutionary document influenced by Enlightenment ideas; declared equality and protected rights.
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- Nobility; wealthy landowners with privileges; paid no taxes.
- Enlightenment writer who defended freedom of speech and religion.
- Absolute monarchy, unfair voting in the Estates General, Enlightenment ideas about government.
- Debt from wars, high taxes on the Third Estate, and poor harvests leading to food shortages.
- Economist who supported free markets and natural laws of economics.
- Assembly of representatives from all three estates; called to address taxes but was unfair to the Third Estate.
- Period of panic and peasant uprisings against nobles in the countryside.
- Everyone else (peasants, workers, middle class); 97% of population; paid nearly all the taxes.
- Queen of France, nicknamed 'Madame Deficit' for her spending; executed in 1793.
- Enlightenment thinker who believed in separation of powers in government.
- Rights Enlightenment belief that all people are born with rights such as life, liberty, and property.
- Execution device used during the Revolution, considered quick and 'equal'.
- Contract Rousseau's idea that governments should be based on an agreement between rulers and the people.
- Radical revolutionary who ruled violently during the Reign of Terror.
- French king during the Revolution; weak and indecisive, executed in 1793.
30 Clues: Nobility; wealthy landowners with privileges; paid no taxes. • Banking system created by Napoleon to stabilize the economy. • Group led by Robespierre that carried out the Reign of Terror. • Clergy in France; less than 1% of the population; paid no taxes. • Enlightenment writer who defended freedom of speech and religion. • ...
Unit 6 Crossword 2013-04-10
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- "The Most Autocratic Leader"
- The Act of Overthrowing a Government
- Where a countries money doesn't have as much value as before.
- Right The Claim that God gave them the right to rule.
- Main Result of Latin American Revolts
- Claimed to be, "Guardian of the Church"
- Palace of The King and Queen of France
- Persecution Major Cause for English Revolution
- Enlightenment Thinker that said, "Nobility should be abolished."
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- IIA Cause of the glorious revolution.
- Enlightenment Thinker that thought, "If the Government no longer protects natural rights, the people have the right to revolt."
- of Independence A very important document that reflects many Enlightenment Ideas
- First Absolute Ruler after French Revolution
- Taxes A Cause of All the Revolutions, (Economic)
- The Act of A Ruler Leading without any Checks and Balances.
- Spearhead of French Revolutionaries, (Got Killed Himself)
- XVI King that was Executed During French Revolution.
- of Rights Major Result of English Revolution
- Enlightenment Thinker that thought, "Freedom of Religion and Speech."
- Major Bankrupting Problem During 1600's-1800's.
20 Clues: "The Most Autocratic Leader" • The Act of Overthrowing a Government • IIA Cause of the glorious revolution. • Main Result of Latin American Revolts • Palace of The King and Queen of France • Claimed to be, "Guardian of the Church" • First Absolute Ruler after French Revolution • of Rights Major Result of English Revolution • Persecution Major Cause for English Revolution • ...
Unit 6 Crossword 2013-04-10
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- "The Most Autocratic Leader"
- Persecution Major Cause for English Revolution
- The Act of Overthrowing a Government
- of Independence A very important document that reflects many Enlightenment Ideas
- The Act of A Ruler Leading without any Checks and Balances.
- Spearhead of French Revolutionaries, (Got Killed Himself)
- Where a countries money doesn't have as much value as before.
- Claimed to be, "Guardian of the Church"
- Enlightenment Thinker that thought, "If the Government no longer protects natural rights, the people have the right to revolt."
- IIA Cause of the glorious revolution.
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- First Absolute Ruler after French Revolution
- Major Bankrupting Problem During 1600's-1800's.
- Enlightenment Thinker that said, "Nobility should be abolished."
- Enlightenment Thinker that thought, "Freedom of Religion and Speech."
- Palace of The King and Queen of France
- Taxes A Cause of All the Revolutions, (Economic)
- Main Result of Latin American Revolts
- Right The Claim that God gave them the right to rule.
- of Rights Major Result of English Revolution
- XVI King that was Executed During French Revolution.
20 Clues: "The Most Autocratic Leader" • The Act of Overthrowing a Government • Main Result of Latin American Revolts • IIA Cause of the glorious revolution. • Palace of The King and Queen of France • Claimed to be, "Guardian of the Church" • First Absolute Ruler after French Revolution • of Rights Major Result of English Revolution • Persecution Major Cause for English Revolution • ...
Unit 6 Crossword 2013-04-10
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- Enlightenment Thinker that thought, "If the Government no longer protects natural rights, the people have the right to revolt."
- Palace of The King and Queen of France
- Where a countries money doesn't have as much value as before.
- Right The Claim that God gave them the right to rule.
- Spearhead of French Revolutionaries, (Got Killed Himself)
- Enlightenment Thinker that said, "Nobility should be abolished."
- Main Result of Latin American Revolts
- XVI King that was Executed During French Revolution.
- Claimed to be, "Guardian of the Church"
- The Act of Overthrowing a Government
- First Absolute Ruler after French Revolution
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- Enlightenment Thinker that thought, "Freedom of Religion and Speech."
- Major Cause for English Revolution
- "The Most Autocratic Leader"
- A Cause of the glorious revolution.
- of Independence A very important document that reflects many Enlightenment Ideas
- The Act of A Ruler Leading without any Checks and Balances.
- Taxes A Cause of All the Revolutions, (Economic)
- of Rights Major Result of English Revolution
- Major Bankrupting Problem During 1600's-1800's.
20 Clues: "The Most Autocratic Leader" • Major Cause for English Revolution • A Cause of the glorious revolution. • The Act of Overthrowing a Government • Main Result of Latin American Revolts • Palace of The King and Queen of France • Claimed to be, "Guardian of the Church" • of Rights Major Result of English Revolution • First Absolute Ruler after French Revolution • ...
Unit 6 Crossword 2013-04-10
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- Taxes A Cause of All the Revolutions, (Economic)
- Palace of The King and Queen of France
- The Act of Overthrowing a Government
- Main Result of Latin American Revolts
- of Independence A very important document that reflects many Enlightenment Ideas
- Spearhead of French Revolutionaries, (Got Killed Himself)
- Claimed to be, "Guardian of the Church"
- The Act of A Ruler Leading without any Checks and Balances.
- "The Most Autocratic Leader"
- Where a countries money doesn't have as much value as before.
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- Right The Claim that God gave them the right to rule.
- IIA Cause of the glorious revolution.
- First Absolute Ruler after French Revolution
- Major Cause for English Revolution
- of Rights Major Result of English Revolution
- Enlightenment Thinker that said, "Nobility should be abolished."
- Major Bankrupting Problem During 1600's-1800's.
- Enlightenment Thinker that thought, "Freedom of Religion and Speech."
- XVI King that was Executed During French Revolution.
- Enlightenment Thinker that thought, "If the Government no longer protects natural rights, the people have the right to revolt."
20 Clues: "The Most Autocratic Leader" • Major Cause for English Revolution • The Act of Overthrowing a Government • IIA Cause of the glorious revolution. • Main Result of Latin American Revolts • Palace of The King and Queen of France • Claimed to be, "Guardian of the Church" • First Absolute Ruler after French Revolution • of Rights Major Result of English Revolution • ...
Unit 7: Enlightenment and French Revolution 2024-03-12
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- granted equality in death
- believed it takes courage to use reason
- outline of the constitution (abbreviated)
- Paris’s city government and radical organization
- political and social system before the Rev
- gatherings to discuss enlightened ideals
- royal palace in Paris
- spouse of Louis XVI
- independent state created by a slave revolt
- made a political fashion statement and violent
- overthrew the government in 1799
- increased France’s debt and gained many enemies
- created by the constitution of ‘91
- what the national assembly swore to create
- under him, France’s finances worsened
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- capital of the enlightenment and the revolution
- started the Rev and represented France
- greatest figure of the enlightenment
- advisory body called by Louis XVI
- radical leader of the CPS
- intellectual movement focused on reason
- political club that demanded a republic
- intellectual of the enlightenment
- shared communal identification in one’s state
- legal social classes of France
- the executive authority of France in 1795
- medieval fortress that symbolized absolutism
- location of the women’s march
- main expression was tax exemption
- moderate republicans who opposed the jacobins
30 Clues: spouse of Louis XVI • royal palace in Paris • granted equality in death • radical leader of the CPS • location of the women’s march • legal social classes of France • overthrew the government in 1799 • advisory body called by Louis XVI • intellectual of the enlightenment • main expression was tax exemption • created by the constitution of ‘91 • greatest figure of the enlightenment • ...
the enlightenment 2025-10-30
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- argued that the goverments power comes from people, not divine right.
- the idea that the sun is at the center of the universe.
- the period following the Enlightenment, which emphasized emotion.
- the American document inspired by Enlightenment ideals that proclaimed individual liberties.
- a title for Enlightenment thinkers.
- believed goverments should have checks and balances.
- argued for womans rights and education.
- contributed to the idea of natrual rights.
- century the enEnlightenment happened.
- a gathering place for social and intellectual exchange.
- the 18th century movement also called the "Age of ___."
- advocated for freedom of speech and expression.
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- helped develop the scientific method.
- the practice of applying scientific methods to social and political problems.
- a system of government where power is divided between national and state governments.
- this revolutionary event was fueled by Enlightenment ideals of liberty and equality.
- advocated for a free market econemy.
- influential book on economics published in 1776.
- the idea that rights to life, liberty, and property are natural.
- wrote the phamphlet "common sense".
20 Clues: a title for Enlightenment thinkers. • wrote the phamphlet "common sense". • advocated for a free market econemy. • helped develop the scientific method. • century the enEnlightenment happened. • argued for womans rights and education. • contributed to the idea of natrual rights. • advocated for freedom of speech and expression. • ...
Buddhism 2024-02-20
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- "three baskets of teaching" Buddha's sermons, rules for monks, and philosophical teachings
- Period of Buddha's life where he meditated unceasingly for 49 days
- Period of Buddha's life when he lived in a palace
- Tibet's exiled political and spiritual leader
- The founder of Buddhism
- "the diamond vehicle"
- a future manifestation of the Buddha
- Period of Buddha's life where he practiced extreme asceticism
- one who reaches enlightenment but refuses to enter nirvana to guide others
- "the teaching of the elders"
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- The Buddhist who said enlightenment is available to all
- introduced Buddhism to China
- a transitional realm from which it is easier to attain nirvana
- The warrior king who converted to Buddhism
- The ultimate goal for a Buddhist
- common beliefs contained in the most basic of Buddhist teaching
- The Buddhist who said enlightenment is available to only a few
17 Clues: "the diamond vehicle" • The founder of Buddhism • introduced Buddhism to China • "the teaching of the elders" • The ultimate goal for a Buddhist • a future manifestation of the Buddha • The warrior king who converted to Buddhism • Tibet's exiled political and spiritual leader • Period of Buddha's life when he lived in a palace • ...
Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment 2024-09-19
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- If governments fail, philosophers said people should...
- The idea that all things should be questioned
- During the Enlightenment, people explained religion and society by using
- Revolution that was a new way of looking at things based on what you see
- Diederot created the first book of varied knowledge called the
- Instrument that magnified the sky
- Newton created the laws of univeral
- Cultural Relevance states that all cultures are
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- The Enlightenment started in this city
- The Enlightenment was a period that followed the
- Philosopher who said people are evil and need to be ruled by a king
- Theory that the sun is at the center of the universe
- Philosopher who believed women should be given education
- The main idea of the Enlightenment can be summarized as seeing is
- Philosopher who said life, liberty, and property should be protected
- Originator of the sun centered theory
- The Roman Catholic CHurch taught the ___ theory
17 Clues: Instrument that magnified the sky • Newton created the laws of univeral • Originator of the sun centered theory • The Enlightenment started in this city • The idea that all things should be questioned • The Roman Catholic CHurch taught the ___ theory • Cultural Relevance states that all cultures are • The Enlightenment was a period that followed the • ...
Enlightenment 2023-09-26
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- Parties where people met to discuss new ideas
- The people who presented new ways of thinking during the enlightenment
- shall not make any laws against the freedom of religion as stated in Amendment 1 Voltaire
- right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state Wollstonecraft
- Theory that the Earth was the center of the universe
- Contract Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau
- reason, freedom of religious belief
- in separation of powers as stated in Article 1, 2,and 3 in the Constitution Montesquieu
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- Theory that the sun was the center of the universe
- exist to preserve social order Beccaria
- To know something one didn't know before
- and Balances A system in which multiple groups share decision making power, designed to make sure there is no abuse of power
- Contract The theory that there is an agreement between the government and the governed
- A person who rules with absolute power
14 Clues: Contract Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau • reason, freedom of religious belief • A person who rules with absolute power • exist to preserve social order Beccaria • To know something one didn't know before • Parties where people met to discuss new ideas • Theory that the sun was the center of the universe • Theory that the Earth was the center of the universe • ...
Enlightenment 2024-01-08
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- Period of social and political changes were inspired by the...
- Holy Roman Empire, social reforms, freedom of speech, press, and religion
- Political-Social changes rooted in Enlightenment ideas/concepts
- Life, Liberty, Property
- English, Enlightenment thinker created social contract
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- French, Branches of government, took ideas from Greeks and Romans
- Russian Empress, social reforms, banned torture, input from all classes, founded schools for women
- The people willingly submit to the ruler, inspired Constitutional monarchy
- Kingdom of Prussia, social reforms, banned torture, available education
- From Geneva, Social contract is by the people for the people
- French female, wrote the Declaration of the Rights of Women and the Female Citizen
- French writer, freedom of speech, religion, separation of church and state (secularism)
- English female, wrote a vindication for women's rights and education
13 Clues: Life, Liberty, Property • English, Enlightenment thinker created social contract • From Geneva, Social contract is by the people for the people • Period of social and political changes were inspired by the... • Political-Social changes rooted in Enlightenment ideas/concepts • French, Branches of government, took ideas from Greeks and Romans • ...
Paddock U5a Pre-Quiz Crossword 2023-09-27
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- Rousseau's idea that the average view of the population should be used for decision
- Adam Smith's book (1776) that explained his views on a Capitalist Economy
- Key Enlightenment concept: an idea that can help those in a difficult situation see that their lives (or the lives of their children) are improving
- One of the three main ideas of the Enlightenment along with Liberty and Equality
- Life, Liberty and Property as proposed by John Locke to support his ideas on Self-Government
- "Leave Alone" Adam Smith's idea that the government should not regulate the economy in order to make it more efficient
- Everyone else, mostly peasants, 97% of population, <70% of wealth, paid all taxes
- Term describing the time period full of new ideas on Education, Economics, Government and Religion.
- Key enlightenment concept: The idea that people should be free to make their own decisions on the course of their life
- Key Enlightenment concept: place humans can look in order to better observe the scientific aspects of life.
- Enlightenment thinker that was focused on educating women
- Catholic Clergy, 1% of population, 10% of wealth, paid no taxes
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- Meeting called by the 1st Estate when the Estates General did not work and they were locked out of the Palace of Versailles
- Beccaria's goal for the legal system (instead of revenge)
- Montesquieu's idea that legal responsibility should be dividing throughout 3 different parts of the government in order to allow for Checks and Balances
- Revolutionary leader of the Committee of Public Safety, responsible for thousands of executions
- AKA "The Enlightenment"
- Voltaire's idea that people should respect each other enough to accept our differences
- Enlightenment thinker / French philosophe that pushed for Freedom of Religion & Speech
- Meeting called by King Louis XVI to vote on taxing the 1st & 2nd Estates
- Famous moment of the French Revolution when members of the National Assembly swore they would not leave the Palace of Versailles until they had a constitution
- Book written by Thomas Hobbes to describe his belief that Monarchy was the best government because it was strong and could prevent our selfishness & wickedness from abusing others
- Machine designed to kill threats to the revolution with equality
- Nobles, 2% of population, 20% of wealth, paid no taxes
- French prison that revolutionaries attacked on July 14, 1789 in order to get gun power
25 Clues: AKA "The Enlightenment" • Nobles, 2% of population, 20% of wealth, paid no taxes • Beccaria's goal for the legal system (instead of revenge) • Enlightenment thinker that was focused on educating women • Catholic Clergy, 1% of population, 10% of wealth, paid no taxes • Machine designed to kill threats to the revolution with equality • ...
Introduction to the French Revolution crossword 2025-09-14
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- of the Rights of Man Revolutionary document influenced by Enlightenment ideas; declared equality and protected rights.
- Locke Enlightenment thinker who promoted natural rights and government by consent of the governed.
- Estate Everyone else (peasants, workers, middle class); 97% of population; paid nearly all the taxes.
- XVI French king during the Revolution; weak and indecisive, executed in 1793.
- Period of new ideas in the 1600s-1700s that stressed reason, equality, and questioning authority.
- Rights Enlightenment belief that all people are born with rights such as life, liberty, and property.
- of Public Safety Group led by Robespierre that carried out the Reign of Terror.
- Bonaparte Military general who rose to power after the Revolution, reformed taxes, banking, and law (Napoleonic Code).
- Causes Debt from wars, high taxes on the Third Estate, and poor harvests leading to food shortages.
- Contract Rousseau's idea that governments should be based on an agreement between rulers and the people.
- Estate Clergy in France; less than 1% of the population; paid no taxes.
- General Assembly of representatives from all three estates; called to address taxes but was unfair to the Third Estate.
- Execution device used during the Revolution, considered quick and 'equal'.
- Enlightenment thinker who believed in separation of powers in government.
- Court Oath Pledge by the National Assembly to create a new constitution after being locked out of the Estates General.
- of Vienna Meeting of European leaders after Napoleon's defeat to restore balance of power.
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- Estate Nobility; wealthy landowners with privileges; paid no taxes.
- Enlightenment writer who defended freedom of speech and religion.
- Bank of France Banking system created by Napoleon to stabilize the economy.
- Great Fear Period of panic and peasant uprisings against nobles in the countryside.
- Code New system of laws created by Napoleon that guaranteed equality before the law.
- Causes Absolute monarchy, unfair voting in the Estates General, Enlightenment ideas about government.
- Rousseau Enlightenment thinker who argued government must follow the general will of the people.
- Assembly First form of representative government formed by the Third Estate to make laws for the French people.
- of Terror Period when thousands were executed by guillotine under Robespierre and the Committee of Public Safety.
- Smith Economist who supported free markets and natural laws of economics.
- Causes Inequality between the estates and resentment of privileges held by the clergy and nobility.
- Antoinette Queen of France, nicknamed 'Madame Deficit' for her spending; executed in 1793.
- Radical revolutionary who ruled violently during the Reign of Terror.
- of the Bastille July 14, 1789; revolutionaries stormed a prison; symbol of the start of the French Revolution.
30 Clues: Enlightenment writer who defended freedom of speech and religion. • Estate Nobility; wealthy landowners with privileges; paid no taxes. • Radical revolutionary who ruled violently during the Reign of Terror. • Estate Clergy in France; less than 1% of the population; paid no taxes. • Smith Economist who supported free markets and natural laws of economics. • ...
