enlightenment Crossword Puzzles
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 • ...
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 ____ • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
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. • ...
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 • ...
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 _________________ • ...
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? • ...
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
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) • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
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 • ...
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 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 • ...
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)
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 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 • ...
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 • ...
Enlightenment 2022-02-28
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- power should be divided
- believed in separation of powers
- believed in laissez-faire economics
- believed in direct democracy
- authority is from the people
- Believed in natural rights
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- wrote the Declaration of Independence
- created the scientific method
- natural rights
- freedom to make choices
- I think, therefore I am
- Believed in absolutism
12 Clues: natural rights • Believed in absolutism • power should be divided • freedom to make choices • I think, therefore I am • Believed in natural rights • believed in direct democracy • authority is from the people • created the scientific method • believed in separation of powers • believed in laissez-faire economics • wrote the Declaration of Independence
Enlightenment 2020-11-18
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- A place where people discussed ideas.
- An American document that recognized natural rights.
- the kind of authority a king had over its subjects
- some Enlightenment Thinkers were afraid of this...
- Fundamental, basic rights that people are born with.
- A period of time when people developed new ideas about human existence and human rights.
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- Life with complete freedom, no rules, and no government.
- Famous city where people discussed ideas.
- The idea that a country’s leader should be chosen by the citizens in a general election.
- An agreement where citizens give up some rights in exchange for government protection.
- Continent where the Enlightenment began.
- If the government fails to protect citizens, citizens have the right to revolt.
12 Clues: A place where people discussed ideas. • Continent where the Enlightenment began. • Famous city where people discussed ideas. • the kind of authority a king had over its subjects • some Enlightenment Thinkers were afraid of this... • An American document that recognized natural rights. • Fundamental, basic rights that people are born with. • ...
Enlightenment 2023-03-01
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- People are born with natural rights/People have the right to overthrow the government
- John Locke believed in this
- Heart of the Enlightenment
- Incorporated Enlightenment ideas/ People’s ideas influenced these
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- Thomas Jefferson/ Wrote in 1776
- Montesquieu believed in this
- Life, Liberty, and Property
- Separations between the government/ Wrote Wrote On the Spirit of Laws
- Legislative, Executive, and Judicial
- “Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains.”/ Wrote The Social Contract
- Wrote Leviathan/ Absolute Monarchy
- Religious toleration/Wrote Candide
12 Clues: Heart of the Enlightenment • Life, Liberty, and Property • John Locke believed in this • Montesquieu believed in this • Thomas Jefferson/ Wrote in 1776 • Wrote Leviathan/ Absolute Monarchy • Religious toleration/Wrote Candide • Legislative, Executive, and Judicial • Incorporated Enlightenment ideas/ People’s ideas influenced these • ...
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 • ...
Enlightenment Review - B 2021-04-30
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- type of government Locke would argue for
- the term Rousseau used to
- the most liberal of the enlightened despots
- Adam Smith did not believe ___ should guide economic decisions
- book written by Hobbes
- book written by Rousseau
- thinkers of the Enlightenment saw problems in the world and worked to find ___ to make the world better
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- separation of powers is important in preventing any individual or group from ___ its power
- term used to describe intellectuals of the Enlightenment
- Rousseau thought all __ of nobility should be abolished
- book written by Smith
- event Hobbes witnessed which caused him to have a negative view of people
- someone who is free from the influence of society
- book written by Locke
- rights Locke thought people were born with
- what a few monarchs in Europe during the Enlightenment came to be called because they implemented some Enlightenment ideals into their rule
- book written by Montesquieu
17 Clues: book written by Smith • book written by Locke • book written by Hobbes • book written by Rousseau • the term Rousseau used to • book written by Montesquieu • type of government Locke would argue for • rights Locke thought people were born with • the most liberal of the enlightened despots • someone who is free from the influence of society • ...
Buddhism Crossword 2015-04-21
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- The belief that all living things are equal.
- Begging-bowl Refers to the story that shortly before
- Recognized as the birth site of Buddha
- Means “there is an end to suffering.”
- This explains that suffering stems from
- Known as concentration, meditation,
- Gaya Where Buddha achieved Enlightenment
- associated with regality, strength and
- able to become more wise which allows for personal
- Bodhi Tree Refers to the tree under which the Buddha
- to being achieved.
- Where Buddha first taught the Dharma
- Means “suffering exists.” This explains
- explains that there are many reasons for suffering
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- Where Buddha attained Parinirvana and
- Buddha reached enlightenment. After he reached
- suffering is real and that everyone experiences it. It
- as loss, sickness, failure, etc.
- Similar to Christianity’s “Golden Rule,”
- to control things.
- is based on two fundamental principles
- he is said to have thrown away what little
- Means “there is a cause for
- Contains a cutting of the holy tree, Bodhi
- cremated
- enlightenment.
- unto others as you would have them do unto you.
- mental development. By developing ones mind, they
- Known as virtue, good conduct and morality
- left in the bowl to signify his renunciation of all material
30 Clues: cremated • enlightenment. • to control things. • to being achieved. • Means “there is a cause for • as loss, sickness, failure, etc. • Known as concentration, meditation, • Where Buddha first taught the Dharma • Where Buddha attained Parinirvana and • Means “there is an end to suffering.” • Recognized as the birth site of Buddha • is based on two fundamental principles • ...
Romanticism and "Ozymandias" 2024-04-15
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- _____ was written by Percy Shelley.
- The Enlightenment was an "intellectual movement that...___ science and civilization could conquer nature" (par. 4).
- Romanticism was a reaction ____ the Enlightenment and the negative impacts of the Industrial Revolution.
- Romantic poets celebrated the ____.
- Romantic poets pursued the _____ of truth and beauty.
- Followers of Romanticism _____ with the Enlightenment.
- A sculpture of ____II inspired "Ozymandias"
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- Romantic ____deeply valued creativity.
- _____ of Ozymandias include the poet (cont.)
- Wife of Shelley: ____ Wollstonecraft Shelley.
- Speaker 2 is "A traveller from an antique___" (line 1).
- The Romantics believed that_____ and beauty were the answer to life's problems.
- Speaker 3 is Ozymandias, "king of ___" (line 10).
- The impermanence of ___ is a theme found in "Ozymandias."
- Followers of Enlightenment believed that _____ and Reason held the answers to life's problems.
- "_____ classics were a part of [Romanticist's] formal education" (par. 11).
- Percy Bysshe Shelley wrote "Ozymandias" as a competition with his ____.
17 Clues: _____ was written by Percy Shelley. • Romantic poets celebrated the ____. • Romantic ____deeply valued creativity. • A sculpture of ____II inspired "Ozymandias" • _____ of Ozymandias include the poet (cont.) • Wife of Shelley: ____ Wollstonecraft Shelley. • Speaker 3 is Ozymandias, "king of ___" (line 10). • Romantic poets pursued the _____ of truth and beauty. • ...
Ivey French Revolution 2022-11-30
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- spending more money than you have
- used to behead people
- Everyone has power
- No government= nasty, brutish, and short.
- spreading the revolution by over throwing there kings.
- enlightenment ideas throughout Europe.
- owned 10% of land
- poor and starving
- Thomas Jefferson's declaration of independence
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- Separation of church and state.
- applying reason the the human and natural world
- defeated European powers
- Beheaded the ones who betrayed them
- "One has to stand with people not above them"
- owned 25% of land
- Spread enlightenment ideas throughout Europe.
16 Clues: owned 25% of land • owned 10% of land • poor and starving • Everyone has power • used to behead people • defeated European powers • Separation of church and state. • spending more money than you have • Beheaded the ones who betrayed them • enlightenment ideas throughout Europe. • No government= nasty, brutish, and short. • "One has to stand with people not above them" • ...
Age of reason 2023-10-17
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- brought with trade and new European colonials
- first century of the enliEuropeent
- The church that Richard Allen is the founder of
- philosophers during the Enlightenment
- religion that overtook Deism
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- The state in America where Richard Allen was born and got involved with the African-American society
- people who were rich and had economic opportunities and financial support
- religion that states that god made the world for human nature and happiness
- First name of the person who was America's leading scientist, inventor, diplomat, writer, and publisher
- what Enlightenment wanted to reject
- The first name of John Hancock's uncle
- continent in which Enlightenment developed
- what colonial society was largely based on
- Declaration of ------------
- the term of achieving success through hard work
15 Clues: Declaration of ------------ • religion that overtook Deism • first century of the enliEuropeent • what Enlightenment wanted to reject • philosophers during the Enlightenment • The first name of John Hancock's uncle • continent in which Enlightenment developed • what colonial society was largely based on • brought with trade and new European colonials • ...
Buddhism 2023-05-31
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- community of Buddhists
- Buddhist place of worship
- Another faith, had a great influence on Buddhism
- Buddha's place of birth
- belief in the rebirth of the soul
- The three _____. Assist on the path to enlightenment
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- A form of art used in meditation
- The ______ way, a path towards enlightenment
- Enlightenment, the ultimate aim
- Distractions and obstacles on the path to enlightenment
- role of the Buddha before he left the palace
- four _____ truths
12 Clues: four _____ truths • community of Buddhists • Buddha's place of birth • Buddhist place of worship • Enlightenment, the ultimate aim • A form of art used in meditation • belief in the rebirth of the soul • The ______ way, a path towards enlightenment • role of the Buddha before he left the palace • Another faith, had a great influence on Buddhism • ...
Garrett Carnes - Chapter 6 2020-12-07
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- Observe, hypothesis, experiment, analyze, revise or publish.
- where the sun is the center of the universe and everything revolves around the sun.
- the theory that Earth is the center of the universe and other objects revolve around it.
- justified such ideals as liberty, progress, tolerance, fraternity, constitutional government, and separation of church and state.
- defined the eighteenth-century movement called the Enlightenment.
- advocated the separation of executive and legislative and judicial powers.
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- when developments in mathematics, physics, astronomy, biology, and chemistry transformed.
- intellectuals of the Enlightenment.
- a passionate advocate of educational and social equality for women.
- unofficial agreement shared by everyone in a society in which they give up freedom for security.
- known as one of the most influential Enlightenment people.
- invented differential calculus and the theory of universal gravitation.
- His political role influenced the Enlightenment in France and across Europe.
- astronomer and mathematician who was the first to study the stars.
14 Clues: intellectuals of the Enlightenment. • known as one of the most influential Enlightenment people. • Observe, hypothesis, experiment, analyze, revise or publish. • defined the eighteenth-century movement called the Enlightenment. • astronomer and mathematician who was the first to study the stars. • ...
AOL Spiritual Crossword Puzzle (July 2013) 2013-06-17
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- Number of disciples of Jesus
- Who says - 'Choice is yours, blessing is mine':)
- State which one experiences lethargy
- 108 sun salutations yoga challenge public event
- Faculty which says 'I am'
- Friend of knowledge
- Art of living Children's course age 8-13 years
- Art of Living course that focuses on doing something new/now
- Which entity has lowest prana?
- Sri Sri Ravishankar was born in the month of -------
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- Garbage Collector
- Before enlightenment you are a woodcutter, after enlightenment you are a ----
- Pain is inevitable, suffering is ---', says Sri Sri Ravishankar
- Om Namah --------
- Life force
- City which hosted 30th anniversary celebrations of Art of Living
- Life is -----
- Name of tree which Buddha was sitting under at the time of enlightenment
- Ignorant state
- Penance
20 Clues: Penance • Life force • Life is ----- • Ignorant state • Garbage Collector • Om Namah -------- • Friend of knowledge • Faculty which says 'I am' • Number of disciples of Jesus • Which entity has lowest prana? • State which one experiences lethargy • Art of living Children's course age 8-13 years • 108 sun salutations yoga challenge public event • ...
Vocabulary Of Religions, Hinduism, and Buddhism 2022-12-12
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- every action you do has good and bad consequences
- religion with a singular god
- the type of Buddhism where you reach enlightenment alone
- Hinduism it means your duties in your caste, Buddhism it means teachings of the Buddha
- a person in Mahayana Buddhism that helps others reach enlightenment
- the release from the cycle of Samara into enlightenment
- the state of realization and enlightenment and comes after
- the type of Buddhism where you reach enlightenment but you turn back and help others as well
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- swears you must take to never steal, cheat, kill, or get drunk to become a Buddhist monk
- religion with multiple or thousands of gods
- the prince who became the Buddha in the Buddhist religion
- the process of being reborn after your death in the cycle of samsara
- someone in Hinduism that is a priest or teacher of dharma
- the system of life, death, and the recycle of reincarnation
- a level of authority and quality of life in the caste system of Hinduism
15 Clues: religion with a singular god • religion with multiple or thousands of gods • every action you do has good and bad consequences • the release from the cycle of Samara into enlightenment • the type of Buddhism where you reach enlightenment alone • the prince who became the Buddha in the Buddhist religion • someone in Hinduism that is a priest or teacher of dharma • ...
The Enlightenment 2021-11-17
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- Locke Enlightenment thinker who lived from 1632-1704
- natural right by John Locke
- Natural right by John Locke
- John Locke's religion
- Branch of government that makes the laws
- Has all the power
- Enlightenment thinker who lived from 1712-1778
- Country John Locke was located in
- contract Rousseau created this idea
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- Country Voltaire was located in
- Believed in the separation of powers
- Believed in the separation of church and state
- of Reason Another name for Enlightenment
- Contract Famous writing by Jean-Jacques Rousseau
- Branch Branch of government that interprets the laws
- of Laws Famous writing by Montesquieu
- King is accountable to ____________
- Branch of government that enforces the laws.
- right of kings power was from god
- Revolution What revolution did John Locke live through
- monarch An all powerful king or queen
- Famous writing by Voltaire
22 Clues: Has all the power • John Locke's religion • Famous writing by Voltaire • natural right by John Locke • Natural right by John Locke • Country Voltaire was located in • right of kings power was from god • Country John Locke was located in • King is accountable to ____________ • contract Rousseau created this idea • Believed in the separation of powers • ...
AOL Spiritual Crossword Puzzle (June 2013) 2013-07-05
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- Friend of knowledge
- Om Namah --------
- 108 sun salutations yoga challenge public event
- Sri Sri Ravishankar was born in the month of -------
- City which hosted 30th anniversary celebrations of Art of Living
- Garbage Collector
- Ignorant state
- Art of living Children's course age 8-13 years
- Life is -----
- Faculty which says 'I am'
- Name of tree which Buddha was sitting under at the time of enlightenment
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- State which one experiences lethargy
- Pain is inevitable, suffering is ---', says Sri Sri Ravishankar
- Life force
- Penance
- Before enlightenment you are a woodcutter, after enlightenment you are a ----
- Who says - 'Choice is yours, blessing is mine':)
- Number of disciples of Jesus
- Which entity has lowest prana?
- Art of Living course that focuses on doing something new/now
20 Clues: Penance • Life force • Life is ----- • Ignorant state • Om Namah -------- • Garbage Collector • Friend of knowledge • Faculty which says 'I am' • Number of disciples of Jesus • Which entity has lowest prana? • State which one experiences lethargy • Art of living Children's course age 8-13 years • 108 sun salutations yoga challenge public event • ...
Enlightenment Review 2023-02-15
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- its opposite is community (sort of); personal freedom
- church/ state
- no one can take your rights away from you
- got influenced by France
- mostly a new idea!
- incompatible with democracies
- writes about the rights of man
- one of the positive (?) outcomes of the Enlightenment
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- acceptance of dissenting religious ideas
- from the 17th-19th century
- applying thought and reason to the natural world
- a "deal" between society and the individual that unlocks personal happiness
- one of the epicenters of the Age of Enlightenment
- the opposite of faith?
- when the enlightenment goes wrong
- a reasonable approach to the world
- got an apple dropped on his head
- sheds new light on the world
- everyone gets rights but these guys!
19 Clues: church/ state • mostly a new idea! • the opposite of faith? • got influenced by France • from the 17th-19th century • sheds new light on the world • incompatible with democracies • writes about the rights of man • got an apple dropped on his head • when the enlightenment goes wrong • a reasonable approach to the world • everyone gets rights but these guys! • ...
Enlightenment 2021-12-07
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- people have ultimate power
- the enlightenment is also called
- lovers of wisdom
- an agreement where citizens give up some rights in exchange for government protection
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- believes in 3 branches of government
- the idea that country's leaders should be chosen by the citizens in a general election
- focused on economic reforms
- freedoms belonging to all humans from birth
- a place where city people gathered to discuss philosophy
- a monarch recieves the right to rule from God
- thought people are born bad
- believes people are born with natural rights
12 Clues: lovers of wisdom • people have ultimate power • focused on economic reforms • thought people are born bad • the enlightenment is also called • believes in 3 branches of government • freedoms belonging to all humans from birth • believes people are born with natural rights • a monarch recieves the right to rule from God • ...
Enlightenment 2023-11-28
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- Absolute ruler who used his or her power to bring about political and social change
- ______________ Monarchy A system of government in which the head of state is a hereditary position and the king or queen has almost complete power
- ___________________of Power distribution of military and economic power that prevents any one nation from becoming too strong
- An adoption of the social, political, or economic institutions of Western—especially European or American—countries.
- Belief that a rulers authority comes directly from god.
- open resistance to authority
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- A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's country
- _____________________ Monarchy A King or Queen is the official head of state but power is limited by a constitution.
- John Locke; Life, Liberty, and Property; The rights of all people to dignity and worth; also called human rights.
- _______________of Powers Montesquieu's idea: the division of powers among branches of government
- A form of government in which citizens govern themselves
- Informal social gatherings at which writers, artists, philosophes, and others exchanged ideas
12 Clues: open resistance to authority • Belief that a rulers authority comes directly from god. • A form of government in which citizens govern themselves • A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's country • Absolute ruler who used his or her power to bring about political and social change • ...
Buddhism 2023-05-02
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- The Buddha’s path for us to follow
- no-self, impermanence, and suffering are the three…
- What Is the way of the elders(the lesser vehicle)?
- A “saint” in Buddhism
- The Buddha’s father was a…
- Doctrine through which you starve yourself
- a Buddha in the making
- The Buddha’s last name at birth
- Desire
- Buddhism’s ritual are ironic because this person didn’t like rituals
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- The first passing sight
- No-self
- God who attempted to stop the Buddha from enlightenment
- Which raft emphasizes meditation(the greater vehicle)?
- Doctrine that allowed the Buddha to enlightenment
- Eternal Bliss
- The Buddhist Community
- tree under which the Buddha gained enlightenment
- How many precepts must monks and nuns follow?
- Desire is the reason for…
20 Clues: Desire • No-self • Eternal Bliss • A “saint” in Buddhism • The Buddhist Community • a Buddha in the making • The first passing sight • Desire is the reason for… • The Buddha’s father was a… • The Buddha’s last name at birth • The Buddha’s path for us to follow • Doctrine through which you starve yourself • How many precepts must monks and nuns follow? • ...
The Enlightenment 2013-11-12
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- Austrian monarch that traveled in disguise among his subjects to learn their problems
- style of composition arising in 18th-century France, often viewed as an extension of the baroque, and characterized by a high degree of ornamentation and lightness of expression
- Russian monarch that abolished torture
- French enlightenment thinker
- was a French Enlightenment writer, historian and philosopher famous for his wit and his advocacy of freedom of religion, freedom of expression, and separation of church and state
- principle author of the Declaration of Independence who believed in equality for all
- French philosopher who is often referred to as the father of the French Revolution and wrote the book "The Social Contract"
- English enlightenment thinker who argued that people were cruel and selfish by nature and needed to be controlled by an absolute monarchy
- English philosopher that theorized natural right; He rejected absolute monarchies
- a period of artistic style that used exaggerated motion and clear, easily interpreted detail
- Scottish philosopher who focused on using natural law to reform the economy and urged the policy of Laissez Faire
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- French thinker who developed the ideas of separation of powers, checks and balances and minority rights
- a form of absolute monarchy that accepted enlightenment ideas
- Prussian monarch that allowed free press and urged religious tolerance
- suppression of public communication, which was done by burning and banning books as well as jailing others in the enlightenment age
- a person who offers views or theories on profound questions in ethics, metaphysics, logic, and other related fields
- 4th President sometimes referred to as the father of the constitution
- a policy that allows businesses to operate with very little interference from the government
- a period of time in which people applied reasons to everyday things and started thinking for themselves
- rules that govern natural forces such as gravity
- an agreement made by people to give up their freedom in exchange for an organized society
- informal social gatherings
22 Clues: informal social gatherings • French enlightenment thinker • Russian monarch that abolished torture • rules that govern natural forces such as gravity • a form of absolute monarchy that accepted enlightenment ideas • 4th President sometimes referred to as the father of the constitution • Prussian monarch that allowed free press and urged religious tolerance • ...
Enlightenment 2021-10-07
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- most important outcome of the Enlightenment period
- believes all people are born good
- female enlightenment thinker who believes in gender equality
- first step in the scientific method
- thinks government should have separate branches
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- believes in separation of church and state
- life, liberty, and property according to locke
- believes you must test everything until it can be proven
- believes all people are born greedy and selfish
- believes direct democracy is the best government type
- Earth is the center of the universe model
- the belief that god created the Earth but does not effect day to day life
- thinks every [person should live under an absolute monarchy
13 Clues: believes all people are born good • first step in the scientific method • Earth is the center of the universe model • believes in separation of church and state • life, liberty, and property according to locke • believes all people are born greedy and selfish • thinks government should have separate branches • most important outcome of the Enlightenment period • ...
Enlightenment 2023-02-16
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- believed that life in the state of nature was solitary, rough, brutal, and nasty
- critic of absolutism
- agreement among people/government/humans
- liberty, life, and the pursuit of happiness
- believed the world is full of superstition, intolerance, and irrationality
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- to learn, enlighten, and discover
- questioned the ideas of "natural women's inferiority
- argued that women should be included in the social contract
- her daughter wrote, Mary Shelly, Frankenstein
- believed in "general will"
- encyclopedia
- life, liberty, and property
12 Clues: encyclopedia • critic of absolutism • believed in "general will" • life, liberty, and property • to learn, enlighten, and discover • agreement among people/government/humans • liberty, life, and the pursuit of happiness • her daughter wrote, Mary Shelly, Frankenstein • questioned the ideas of "natural women's inferiority • ...
AOL Spiritual Crossword Puzzle (July 2013) 2013-07-05
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- Friend of knowledge
- Ignorant state
- Om Namah --------
- Garbage Collector
- Before enlightenment you are a woodcutter, after enlightenment you are a ----
- Pain is inevitable, suffering is ---', says Sri Sri Ravishankar
- City which hosted 30th anniversary celebrations of Art of Living
- Which entity has lowest prana?
- Life is -----
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- Life force
- State which one experiences lethargy
- Sri Sri Ravishankar was born in the month of -------
- Who says - 'Choice is yours, blessing is mine':)
- Art of living Children's course age 8-13 years
- 108 sun salutations yoga challenge public event
- Name of tree which Buddha was sitting under at the time of enlightenment
- Penance
- Art of Living course that focuses on doing something new/now
- Faculty which says 'I am'
19 Clues: Penance • Life force • Life is ----- • Ignorant state • Om Namah -------- • Garbage Collector • Friend of knowledge • Faculty which says 'I am' • Which entity has lowest prana? • State which one experiences lethargy • Art of living Children's course age 8-13 years • 108 sun salutations yoga challenge public event • Who says - 'Choice is yours, blessing is mine':) • ...
The Enlightenment Crossword by Braden Cook 2021-03-02
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- Wrote the famous book Robinson Crusoe.
- Started salons, where many enlightenment ideas spread.
- They cannot be taken away, and are specified in the US Constitution.
- French for "free market."
- Coined the term "Enlightenment."
- When the government limits what its citizens can do, say, etc.
- Said we should all have representation in the government.
- Said that free speech is a right that all people should have.
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- Spread the Enlightenment through encyclopedias.
- Came up with the republic style of government.
- Came up with the three branches of government.
- Promoted free trade in a free market.
- Said we need an absolute ruler to keep the common people in line.
- The idea-starters of the Enlightenment.
14 Clues: French for "free market." • Coined the term "Enlightenment." • Promoted free trade in a free market. • Wrote the famous book Robinson Crusoe. • The idea-starters of the Enlightenment. • Came up with the republic style of government. • Came up with the three branches of government. • Spread the Enlightenment through encyclopedias. • ...
The Enlightenment 2023-01-25
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- Locke's view on human nature
- belief that too much power leads to this
- people giving up rights to government who provide law and order in exchange
- new truths can be discovered using ____ and reason
- continent where the Enlightenment began
- idea of Montesquieu
- Hobbes view on human nature
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- period of time when people rethought old ideas
- the world can be improved and life can be enjoyed
- one of the causes of the Enlightenment
- life, liberty and pursuit of property
- type of monarchy believed best by Locke
- people who engaged in the ideas of the Enlightenment
13 Clues: idea of Montesquieu • Hobbes view on human nature • Locke's view on human nature • life, liberty and pursuit of property • one of the causes of the Enlightenment • type of monarchy believed best by Locke • continent where the Enlightenment began • belief that too much power leads to this • period of time when people rethought old ideas • ...
Revolution & Enlightenment 2016-02-23
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- elegant drawing rooms of the upper class’s urban houses
- child prodigy, gave first concert at age six
- used detailed astronomical data to arrive at his laws of planetary motion
- enlarged Prussian army by recruiting the nobility into civil service
- wrote a collection of knowledge that he edited, “Encyclopedia”
- a universe in which every planet orbits around the earth
- stating that the pressure and volume of a gas have an inverse relationship, when temperature is held constant.
- an egg shaped path of planets around the sun
- means “to let people do what they want”
- Anglican minister who began Methodism
- the most famous philosophe of the later Enlightenment
- a universe in which the planets revolve around the sun
- through this, an entire society agrees to be governed by its general will
- a war that lasted 7 years
- inherited the throne of the Austrian Empire in 1740
- a belief or theory that opinions and actions should be based on reason and knowledge rather than on religious belief or emotional response.
- Isaac Newton’s theory that every object in the universe attracts every other object
- english writer, advanced the strongest statement for the rights of women
- a logical process in which multiple premises, all believed true or found true most of the time, are combined to obtain a specific conclusion
- discovered that we lived in a heliocentric universe
- believed the state should not interfere in economic matters
- philosophe who argued that punishments should not be brutal
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- method Francis Bacon process to systematically collect and analyze evidence
- invented a telescope and was the first to make regular observations of outer space
- added to the understanding of human anatomy alongside william harvey
- guy who stated that England’s government had three branches
- ruler of Russia from 1762 to 1796
- said “I think therefore i am”
- war was fought from 1740-1748 in three areas of the world
- in this system rulers tried to govern by Enlightenment principles while maintaining their royal powers
- discovered the laws of motion
- artistic style emphasizing grace, charm and gentle action
- the separation in which the branches limit and control each other in a system of checks and balances
- said every person was born with a tabula rasa or blank mind
- social reformers that talked about all parts of society to make it better
- added to the understanding of human anatomy alongside andreas versalius
36 Clues: a war that lasted 7 years • said “I think therefore i am” • discovered the laws of motion • ruler of Russia from 1762 to 1796 • Anglican minister who began Methodism • means “to let people do what they want” • child prodigy, gave first concert at age six • an egg shaped path of planets around the sun • discovered that we lived in a heliocentric universe • ...
The Enlightenment 2013-11-11
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- A companion of Confucius, Plato, and Socrates.
- Pen name of Arouet, was the most famous of the French Enlightenment philosophers.
- A absolute monarch that tries to flow with the spirit of the Enlightenment.
- The period of increased intellectual consciousness.
- Father of the U.S Constitution.
- Brain father of "Laissez Faire."
- Putting blinds on the public.
- Tsarina of Russia, longest ruling female leader of Russia and was very enthusiastic about the Enlightenment until a serf rebellion changed her mind.
- Inventor of the concept "Natural Rights."
- King of Prussia, known for military brilliance and short-lived friendship with Voltaire.
- A gathering of writer, philosophers, and generally intelligent and cultured people in the Pre-French Revolution era.
- Innovator of the concept of "Minority Rights."
- Holy Roman Emperor and Archduke of Austria, Was the only truly enlightened despot that, unfortunately, had his work undone after his death.
- A musical and architectural form of art starting from the early 17th century to the mid 18th.
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- God's law.
- Writer of the U.S Declaration of Independence.
- The study of human existence and what goes with it.
- Father of the French Revolution.
- A style of musical composition and architecture originating from 18th century France.
- Advocates the minimum amount of government interference in the economy.
- A social agreement between the governed and government.
- The writer of "The Leviathan."
22 Clues: God's law. • Putting blinds on the public. • The writer of "The Leviathan." • Father of the U.S Constitution. • Father of the French Revolution. • Brain father of "Laissez Faire." • Inventor of the concept "Natural Rights." • Writer of the U.S Declaration of Independence. • A companion of Confucius, Plato, and Socrates. • Innovator of the concept of "Minority Rights." • ...
The Enlightenment 2021-09-27
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- The idea of Observation; Hypothesis; Experimentation; Analysis; Conclusion.
- Due to its wide array of Enlightenment thinker’s ideas, it was believed to be the most “enlightened” document written at the time.
- Also called the French and Indian War, it allied American colonists with the British shortly before the American Revolution.
- Based many of his ideas on Locke when he wrote the Declaration of Independence.
- Art movement and musical style defined as “grand and ornate”.
- Social critics of the Enlightenment time period.
- Thought that governments should exist to insure life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all its people.
- Many of this document’s ideas were advocated by Voltaire, Rousseau, and Locke.
- Considered one of the most brilliant of the philosophes, he quoted, “I do not agree with a word you say but I will defend to death your right to say it.”
- Felt that the justice system should exist to preserve social order and not to avenge crimes and thought that capital punishment should be abolished.
- Invented the microscope.
- Developed a thermometer that used mercury.
- Argued that civilization corrupted people and said, “man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains.” He also felt that all people should be equal under the eyes of a government.
- This “Great” monarch extended religious freedom and reduced censorship in Prussia and was considered one of the leading Enlightenment despots.
- Collected articles and essays from other philosophes and published them in multiple volumes known as the Encyclopedia.
- Using germs from a cattle disease on humans to prevent smallpox, this physician produced the first vaccination.
- This document pre-empted the U.S. Constitution and proved to too weak to unify a country on.
- Began in the mid-1500s and was a new way of thinking about the “natural world” and it challenged the ideas of ancient thinkers.
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- Came up with the idea of a Sun-centered universe and didn’t publicize it until just before his died.
- An intellectual movement that stressed reason, thought, and the power of individuals to solve problems.
- Was one of the first scientists to dissect corpses to study the human anatomy.
- Wrote the Leviathan and claimed that humans are “selfish and wicked” and need to be controlled by an absolute power.
- Claimed that all physical objects are affected by the same force and he called that force “gravity”.
- Art movement defined as “simple and elegant”.
- Wanted to abolish serfdom and the death penalty and was able to gain control of the Black Sea. Something no other Russian ruler was ever able to do.
- Continuing with Brahe’s findings, this person advanced Copernicus’ idea even further by confirming that the planets moved in elliptical patterns and not circular.
- Musical style of the Enlightenment period.
- Felt that women should be educated as much as men so they could be equally as helpful in society. Her daughter wrote Frankenstein.
- Most influential salon hostess during the Enlightenment.
- A type of thinking, supported by Newton’s discoveries, which claims that the universe is like a big clock and that God is the clock maker.
- Built a telescope that discovered Jupiter’s 4 moons and dark spots on the sun. He wrote about them in Starry Messenger.
- Observed bacteria through a microscope for the first time.
- Recorded the movements of the planets as going circular around the sun.
- Believing that Great Britain was the best-governed country in the world, he advocated that other nations follow suit in having a separation of powers within the government.
- Encouraged scientists to adopt the experimental method or empiricism.
- Social gatherings of philosophers, artists, scientists, writers, etc.
- Termed used to define a monarch during the Enlightenment who was influenced by its “thinkers”.
- Invented the barometer.
- Laws imposed on American colonists by the British to control trade and shipping to and from the Americas.
- Originally came up with the idea of an Earth-centered universe.
- By asserting that everything should be doubted until proved by reason, he concluded, for certain, that he existed by claiming, “I think, therefore, I am.”
- Forced Galileo to denounce his and Copernicus’ findings or be persecuted by the Inquisition.
- City where the Enlightenment reached its peak.
- Considered the founder of modern chemistry.
44 Clues: Invented the barometer. • Invented the microscope. • Musical style of the Enlightenment period. • Developed a thermometer that used mercury. • Considered the founder of modern chemistry. • Art movement defined as “simple and elegant”. • City where the Enlightenment reached its peak. • Social critics of the Enlightenment time period. • ...
The Enlightenment 2021-09-23
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- Descartes and Bacon came up with the idea
- a theory that the earth is the center of the solar system
- he made a book on the spirit of laws
- she fought for rights for women
- he made a book called the leviathan
- he had an Idea that was the heliocentric
- parties where people met to discuss new ideas
- developed the scientific method
- a theory that the sun is the center of the solar system
- perfected the telescope
- encouraged the scientific method
- The people who presented new ways of thinking during the Enlightenment
- founder of modern chemistry
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- proved copernicus theory with mathematical
- A style of art characterized by soft lines and colors. It typically depicted happy scenes with wealthy aristocrats being a usual subject. It reflected a society that was controlled by the aristocracy
- a person who rules with absolute power
- studied bacteria through a microscope
- Developed a vaccine that prevented smallpox
- he made a book called the social contract
- developed laws of motion and gravity
- A style of art characterized by dull colors and strong lines. The subject matter was often battle scenes and more realistic. The style was a return to Greek and Roman art. Neoclassicism was a response to the changing ideas in European society. People began rejecting the aristocratic leanings of Rococo art just as they were rejecting the art craft controlling society
- believed in freedom of speech and freedom of religion
- he made a book On Crimes and Punishments
- he made a book called two treatises on Government
- contract the theory that there is an agreement between the governing and the governed the governed will give up some rights and freedom and the governing will make decisions in the best interest of people
25 Clues: perfected the telescope • founder of modern chemistry • she fought for rights for women • developed the scientific method • encouraged the scientific method • he made a book called the leviathan • he made a book on the spirit of laws • developed laws of motion and gravity • studied bacteria through a microscope • a person who rules with absolute power • ...
The Enlightenment 2021-09-23
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- MAde vaccine for smallpox
- Examined red blood cells, looked up close at organisms
- The agreement in which people created a government.
- Heliocentric theory
- Individual freedom, social contract
- Earth is the center of the solar system
- Sun is the center of the solar system
- Laws of motion and gravity
- Separation of power and checks and balances
- Founder of modern chemistry
- Women's rights
- A person who rules with absolute power
- Parties where people met to discuss new ideas
- Freedom of speech/religion
- Experimental method/encouraged use of scientific method
- Believed all humans were born evil, created the social contract
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- Depicted happy scenes/soft lines and colors
- Mathematical laws to support the heliocentric theory
- People could learn from experience, supported social contract
- A logical procedure for gathering testing ideas
- Founder of telescope used it to support the heliocentric theory
- Analytical geometry
- Dull colors and lines, about war
- The people who presented new ways of thinking during the Enlightenment.
- Promoted crimical justice
25 Clues: Women's rights • Heliocentric theory • Analytical geometry • MAde vaccine for smallpox • Promoted crimical justice • Laws of motion and gravity • Freedom of speech/religion • Founder of modern chemistry • Dull colors and lines, about war • Individual freedom, social contract • Sun is the center of the solar system • A person who rules with absolute power • ...
Enlightenment Crossword 2021-05-22
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- A form of government in which the monarch’s power is limited by a basic set of laws
- An economic system based on investment of money for profit
- The division of powers among branches of government
- philosophe who advocated for religious tolerance and freedom of speech
- first country formed on the basis of Enlightenment ideals
- ancient society that developed a government with separation of powers as a means to prevent despotism
- Voltaire considered freedom of ___ to be one of the most important individual rights
- A monarchy in which the ruler’s power is unlimited
- Voltaire and Emilie de Chatelet explained ___'s ideas in a way that the general population could understand
- induvtive reasoning; the scientific method
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- the form of government adopted by the United States of America
- Renaissance idea that places importance on study of the humanities, human achievement, and individual rights
- philosophe who beleived in the categorical imperitive - a rational system for ethical behavior that could be used by anyone and apply to all siturations
- while mercantilism believes in pursuing a positive balance of trade, capitalism believes in ___ trade
- The acceptance of different religious beliefs and customs
- philosophe who advocated for separation of powers
- Rights that belong to people “by nature,” simply because they are human beings
- An agreement in which people give power to a government in exchange for its protection
- the philosophe whos ideas heavily influenced capitalism
- philosophe who wrote the declaration of independence
- capitalism is a ___ economy
- Anything relating to ancient Greece or Rome
- The principle that independent beings must be treated equally by the law
- deductive reasoning
- the philosophe whose ideas on government (natural rights, equality before law, social contract) laid the foundation for the Enlightenment
25 Clues: deductive reasoning • capitalism is a ___ economy • induvtive reasoning; the scientific method • Anything relating to ancient Greece or Rome • philosophe who advocated for separation of powers • A monarchy in which the ruler’s power is unlimited • The division of powers among branches of government • philosophe who wrote the declaration of independence • ...
Absolutism & Enlightenment 2022-11-18
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- England's parliament had roots in this 13th century document
- a symbol of Louis XIV's royal power; made his nobles live there
- an event that resulted in the public execution of a monarch
- MONARCHS WHO TOOK OVER IN THE GLORIOUS REVOLUTION
- Which famous document begins like this?...use context clues to figure it out!...whereas the late King James the Second...did endeavour to subvert and extirpate (destroy)the Protestant religion and the laws and liberties of this kingdom; by assuming and exercising a power of dispensing with and suspending of laws and the execution of laws without consent of Parliament...
- a tolerant Mughal emperor
- He proposed natural rights that all men should have; he opposed absolute monarchy (last name only)
- Locke's beliefs influenced __________ in France and the USA
- This event ensured the supremacy of Parliament in England
- Peter the Great controlled _____ by forcing them to move to St. Petersburg
- he supported absolute monarchy, but opposed the idea of "divine right" (last name)
- Ottoman sultans claimed this title
- french protestants scorned by Louis XIV
- 18th century intellectual movement emphasizing human reason and individual rights
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- famous Mughal architecture
- Peter the Great controlled this church
- Absolutism can trace its origins to this Holy Roman Emperor
- justified the power of absolute monarchs
- Peter the Great's policies that attempted to make Russia more modern and similar to England & Holland
- Cromwell led England's government, which was not a monarchy but rather a _______
- Charles II became monarch of England during this period
- Tsars were _______________ (2 words, no space) of Russia
- A nation that established a constitutional monarchy by the end of the 17th century
- The ruler Charles II idolized; the "Sun King"
- Middle Eastern empire that tolerated Christians and Jews
- Louis XIV repealed it, removing religious tolerance in France
- this event was the historical context that influenced Hobbes' beliefs in absolutism
- Japan's government that restricted European influence
- He built Russia's first navy
- name of Thomas Hobbes influential book
30 Clues: a tolerant Mughal emperor • famous Mughal architecture • He built Russia's first navy • Ottoman sultans claimed this title • Peter the Great controlled this church • name of Thomas Hobbes influential book • french protestants scorned by Louis XIV • justified the power of absolute monarchs • The ruler Charles II idolized; the "Sun King" • ...
The Enlightenment 2020-09-12
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- French author Spirit of Laws
- branch of government that enforces the law
- raged across England for nearly a decade
- nobles forced him to sign Magna Carta
- King vs. __________
- author of Two Treaties of Government
- Voltaire was a strong supporter of this
- putting someone to death
- supported religious tolerance
- Smith's country of origin
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- believed people could govern themselves
- branch of government that makes the law
- ruling parliament called every 3 years
- written by Hobbes in 1651
- branch of government that interprets the law
- bill of rights limited the power of the ?
- king's power is __________
- Locke believed in people's what?
- what thinkers were called in France
- objected harsh practices of punishment
20 Clues: King vs. __________ • putting someone to death • written by Hobbes in 1651 • Smith's country of origin • king's power is __________ • French author Spirit of Laws • supported religious tolerance • Locke believed in people's what? • what thinkers were called in France • author of Two Treaties of Government • nobles forced him to sign Magna Carta • ...
The Enlightenment 2020-10-29
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- Believed in the separation of powers
- Helped create the scientific method by adding in mathematics and reasoning
- Created the first smallpox vaccine
- Considered the father of modern chemistry
- Found that the surfaces of the moon and stars were not smooth
- an agreement by which the people create their government
- Using mathematical reasoning, found out that the planets move in ellipses
- Created a book called Leviathan in which he stated that all humans were naturally selfish and wicked
- Believed that all people had the right to equal opportunity, and that people should create a new government if the old one fails
- Created by Galileo and is used to examine far off planets and stars
- Promoted women's rights and education
- Helped create the scientific method and told scientists to find reason
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- The theory that the entire solar system revolves around the Earth
- A new way of thinking about the natural world based on careful observation and a willingness to question accepted beliefs
- The first scientist to propose the idea that the earth revolved around the sun
- Fought for freedoms of speech and religion for everyone
- Created laws of gravity and motion
- A social critic of the enlightenment
- The theory that the Earth revolves around the sun
- Where philosophes shared their ideas
- Created by Jannsen and is used to examine small things that we can't see with the human eye
- Believed that the people should hold all of the power in society
- Believed very strongly in what punishment should and should not be
23 Clues: Created the first smallpox vaccine • Created laws of gravity and motion • Believed in the separation of powers • A social critic of the enlightenment • Where philosophes shared their ideas • Promoted women's rights and education • Considered the father of modern chemistry • The theory that the Earth revolves around the sun • ...
The Enlightenment 2023-02-21
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- a process using logic and reasoning to prove or disprove a hypothesis or theory
- the people who presented new ways of thinking during the Enlightenment
- made the first microscope to look at bacteria and cells
- a period in which philosophes created many new ideas about the world
- proposed the idea of a heliocentric theory (sun is the center of the universe)
- made the first vaccine for smallpox using another, less harmful disease called cowpox
- created the laws of gravity
- the theory that the earth is at the center of the universe
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- a person who rules with absolute power
- the two philosophes who pioneered the scientific method (B name first then D name)
- a female philosophe said that women deserve the same education as men
- proposed the idea of checks and balances
- proposed that people have a right to self-government but under the social contract still
- the theory that there is an agreement between the governing and the governed
- proposed that people hand their rights to a strong ruler under the social contract
- the theory that the sun is at the center of the universe
- a system in which multiple groups share decision-making power
- parties where people met to discuss new ideas
- proved the idea of the heliocentric theory using mathematics (sun is the center of the universe)
- believed that there should not be cruel and unusual punishment
20 Clues: created the laws of gravity • a person who rules with absolute power • proposed the idea of checks and balances • parties where people met to discuss new ideas • made the first microscope to look at bacteria and cells • the theory that the sun is at the center of the universe • the theory that the earth is at the center of the universe • ...
The Enlightenment 2023-02-21
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- a person that rules with absolute power
- created the laws of gravity and motion
- popularized the scientific method
- theory that the sun was the center of the universe
- to know something one did not know before
- a style during the 18th century defined by curved asymmetrical forms and elaborate ornamentation
- created "Leviathan"
- wanted women to have equal education as men
- belief that God exist and created the world but does not interfere
- discovered the heliocentric theory
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- the process of objectively establishing facts through testing and experimentation
- theory that the earth was the center of the universe
- observed that the moon was not pure and smooth
- theory that the governing and the governed came to an agreement that the governed will give up some rights and the governing will make decisions
- people who presented new ways of thinking
- created the idea "checks and balances"
- made the first vaccine for small pox
- was also called "The Age of Reason"
- parties where people met up to discuss new ideas
- believed in freedom of religion
20 Clues: created "Leviathan" • believed in freedom of religion • popularized the scientific method • discovered the heliocentric theory • was also called "The Age of Reason" • made the first vaccine for small pox • created the laws of gravity and motion • created the idea "checks and balances" • a person that rules with absolute power • people who presented new ways of thinking • ...
Enlightenment Crossword 2022-12-08
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- Enlightenment thinker who believed women's rights.
- Limiting access to ideas and information from Enlightenment thinkers.
- Enlightenment thinker who believed in the freedom of the press and freedom of speech.
- The book written by Thomas Hobbes, which argued that an absolute monarch is needed to control people.
- The ideas of government and society: Society limits people’s behavior too much, only governments elected freely should be able to make laws, and sovereignty should be held in the power of the people.
- One of the main topics of the Enlightnment, and is how a country is run.
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- The unchanged principles discovered by reason, that govern human conduct.
- The idea that people should be free to say what they want without facing injustice.
- The French word for “philosopher” which is a person who trys to learn about the world using reason.
- Enlightenment thinker that believed that people are selfish, cruel, and greedy. Author of The Leviathan.
- A country in western Europe, was the home of many philosophers during the Age of Enlightenment.
- Questioning the established order with the idea of finding a better way to do things.
- Enlightenment thinker who believed that people are naturally good, and are born with natural rights.
- A Scotich economist who wrote The Wealth of Nations, a book that argues for a free market, which is a market without interference from the government. He believed that a market should be run by supply and demand.
- Enlightenment thinker who believed that people are naturally good, but are corrupted by society.
15 Clues: Enlightenment thinker who believed women's rights. • Limiting access to ideas and information from Enlightenment thinkers. • One of the main topics of the Enlightnment, and is how a country is run. • The unchanged principles discovered by reason, that govern human conduct. • The idea that people should be free to say what they want without facing injustice. • ...
- Buddhism - 2023-12-19
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- The tree that the Buddha sat under for three days straight until he found the way to enlightenment
- The breaking of the cycle of rebirth
- The prince of the Hindu Republic and otherwise known as the Buddha
- The effect your actions have on your next life
- The 4000 year old sacred language
- The oldest surviving branch of Buddhism
- Another branch of Buddhism which is significantly younger than the Theravadan branch
- The belief that when you die you will be reborn into a new body
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- The basis of Buddhism
- The name for the Buddha's teachings
- The path to enlightenment that consists of Right understanding, Right thought, Right speech, Right action, Right livelihood, Right effort, Right mindfulness,and Right concentration
- The person who found the middle path to enlightenment
- Enlightened beings that stayed behind to help nonenlightened beings reach Moksha
- By ending this you can end suffering
- The reality that all life is suffering
- The language in which the Suttas where written
- Another branch of Buddhism under Mahayana
- The Buddha's community of monks
- The name for enlightenment
- Texts used by the Theravadans based on the teachings of the Buddha
20 Clues: The basis of Buddhism • The name for enlightenment • The Buddha's community of monks • The 4000 year old sacred language • The name for the Buddha's teachings • The breaking of the cycle of rebirth • By ending this you can end suffering • The reality that all life is suffering • The oldest surviving branch of Buddhism • Another branch of Buddhism under Mahayana • ...
Enlightenment 2023-01-10
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- a ruler that has absolute power and exercises it in a cruel way
- the will of the people
- edited and published the encyclopedia
- favored absolute monarchy
- private meetings to share enlightenment ideas
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- wrote "a vindication of the rights for women"
- advocated for separation of powers in government
- principally wrote the Declaration of Independence
- said, "my trade is to say what I think"
- wrote the Social Contract
- protected the natural rights of people
- the right to rule comes directly from God
12 Clues: the will of the people • wrote the Social Contract • favored absolute monarchy • edited and published the encyclopedia • protected the natural rights of people • said, "my trade is to say what I think" • the right to rule comes directly from God • wrote "a vindication of the rights for women" • private meetings to share enlightenment ideas • ...
Enlightenment 2017-08-15
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- A rebirth of the artistic forms of ancient Greece and Rome
- An explanation of a group of facts or phenomena
- The process of testing a hypothesis to form a conclusion
- A government with elected officials who represent voters
- Each branch of government limits the power of the others
- A gathering for intellectual discussions
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- A new way of seeking truth in the mid-1500s
- The supreme law of the United States
- Open-minded and well educated
- Explanation for something not proven
- Foremost thinker of the French Enlightenment
- An opening statement
12 Clues: An opening statement • Open-minded and well educated • The supreme law of the United States • Explanation for something not proven • A gathering for intellectual discussions • A new way of seeking truth in the mid-1500s • Foremost thinker of the French Enlightenment • An explanation of a group of facts or phenomena • ...
Scientific Revolution 2022-10-06
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- created the natural rights of man
- the most common economic system in Europe prior to the Enlightenment
- credited with heliocentric theory
- separation of power
- created the three laws of motion
- country that had the first revolution inspired by the Enlightenment
- the belief that people could use logic and reason to create progress
- writer of the wealth of nations
- one of the materialistic writers and thinkers of the 18th century
- believed humans were naturally evil
- book written by Denis Diderot
- helped create the scientific method
- the idea that governmental power is in the hands of the people
- discovered a supernova
- rights of the accused
- popularized the Scientific Method
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- discovered that plants moved elliptically
- freedom of speech
- the idea of a monarch having complete political control
- intellectual gatherings in the homes of the wealthy
- theory that the sun is the center of the universe
- theory that the earth is the center of the universe
- the idea that each branch of government can prevent another from tyranny
- country with the most Enlightenment thinkers
- people who believe in a creator god
- "I think therefore I am"
- first person to theorize heliocentric theory
27 Clues: freedom of speech • separation of power • rights of the accused • discovered a supernova • "I think therefore I am" • book written by Denis Diderot • writer of the wealth of nations • created the three laws of motion • created the natural rights of man • credited with heliocentric theory • popularized the Scientific Method • people who believe in a creator god • ...
US GOV 2022-01-14
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- If the government fails to protect citizens, citizens have the right to revolt.
- document that gave citizens a say in government
- Philosopher born in England
- Book that explains how Hobbes thought the government should work
- where enlightenment began
- When citizens are directly involved in lawmaking
- Means “a blank slate or page”
- _____ happens when people sacrifice some natural freedoms so they can have the freedom that comes with security and protection.
- divided into the house of Representatives and the senate
- How many European leaders gained power
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- Building used to discuss philosophy and ways to improve the human experience
- no rules, complete freedom, and without any protection from each other
- Who was in favor of a government of the people, by the people, for the people.
- The idea that people give up rights in exchange for protection from the government
- Author of Leviathan
- a period of time when people developed new ideas about human existence
- Life, Liberty, Property
- Idea most enlightenment thinkers believed in
- Those things that are in the best interest of society as a whole
- what some Enlightenment thinkers were afraid of
20 Clues: Author of Leviathan • Life, Liberty, Property • where enlightenment began • Philosopher born in England • Means “a blank slate or page” • How many European leaders gained power • Idea most enlightenment thinkers believed in • document that gave citizens a say in government • what some Enlightenment thinkers were afraid of • When citizens are directly involved in lawmaking • ...
Jainism 2023-05-02
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- Warrior in the caste system
- The followers that might not wear clothes
- Followers are calles ________.
- Believe that every plant and animal has a _________.
- Followers always speak the _________.
- Where do most followers live?
- They can't eat this type of vegetable
- The path to enlightenment is through ________.
- These people do not eat meat
- The number of followers today.
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- The birth name of the most important spiritual leader.
- Believe in the cycle of birth, death and rebirth
- They don't become attached to these.
- The number of teachers that havr achieved enlightenment.
- Spiritual leaders who have achieved enlightenment
- Practices self-denial of worldly things
- The meaning of the name of the founder.
- A strict code of nonviolence
- The most important spiritual leader.
- Abstaining from marriage and sexual relations
20 Clues: Warrior in the caste system • A strict code of nonviolence • These people do not eat meat • Where do most followers live? • Followers are calles ________. • The number of followers today. • They don't become attached to these. • The most important spiritual leader. • Followers always speak the _________. • They can't eat this type of vegetable • ...
Buddhism 2023-05-02
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- The awakened
- most followed religion
- known in Tibet as one of the founding fathers of Tibetan Buddhism
- the way of getting to enlightenment
- important bodhisattva worshipped in East Asia
- means three baskets
- number one inescapable, and essentially painful, fact of life.
- is considered an extraordinary being, but not a god
- sacred texts
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- earliest appearing bodhisattvas in Mahayana Buddhism
- Buddhists believe that the human life has
- they have reached Nirvana
- a Sanskrit term that literally means "action" or "doing"
- supreme savior and goddess of mercy in Vajrayana Buddhism
- where it started
- life of suffering
- what is a common method in Buddhism
- the Buddha of the future, who will be born to teach enlightenment in the next age
- cuts through ignorance and personifies correct knowledge
- an endless cycle called saṃsāra
20 Clues: The awakened • sacred texts • where it started • life of suffering • means three baskets • most followed religion • they have reached Nirvana • an endless cycle called saṃsāra • what is a common method in Buddhism • the way of getting to enlightenment • Buddhists believe that the human life has • important bodhisattva worshipped in East Asia • ...
Enlightenment Unit Review Puzzle 2017-02-25
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- He wrote a book called the Leviathan. He thought people were selfish & greedy and needed to be controlled by an absolute monarch.
- As some Christians began to question the teachings of the Catholic Church, they also began forming their own ideas about other aspects of the world. This shows the influence of what period on the Enlightenment?
- The US document, written by Jefferson, that states John Locke’s ideas about natural rights. (3 words)
- He suggested that a way to improve society is for people to tolerate other religious beliefs.
- Renaissance scholars who studied the classical works of the Greeks and Romans and influenced Enlightenment thinkers.
- Place were women gathered to exchange & discuss ideas.
- Best known for the idea that all people are born with natural rights. (2 words)
- The ____was the movement to drive the Muslims from Spain.
- He challenged traditional beliefs by suggesting that the Earth moved around the sun.
- Who wrote A Vindication of the Rights of Women? (2 words)
- Rights that belong to all people from birth are called __
- The Catholic Church’s most powerful tool in maintaining its authority in medieval Europe was that it controlled the __.
- He believed in predestination, that faith was revealed through a righteous life, and a strong work ethic.. (2 words)
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- Enlightenment thinkers were influenced by the use of the experiments & observations to study nature that were developed during the __ (2 words)
- Another name for the Enlightenment. (3 words)
- Who makes most of the decisions about prices in a free market economy? (3 words)
- This results from the Montesquieu’s separation of powers idea. (3 words)
- What country was the center of Enlightenment?
- Many Enlightenment philosophers supported the idea the equality & liberty should be granted to men, but not to _.
- Rousseau’s theory that people should not follow a government if it did not protect their rights is called _ (2 words)
- Who challenged the traditional economic views by saying governments should have a limited role in the economy? (2 words)
- The writers, scientists, and thinkers who discussed Enlightenment ideas were knowns as__
- A Chinese invention that was valuable to European sailors.
- Enlightenment ideas about government challenged the ideas of an absolute monarch. These ideas eventually shaped _ (type of government) around the world..
- Better products, cheaper products, and more job opportunities are a result of what?
- During the 1700s most governments limited trade with other countries to keep the wealth within the nation. This idea is called _
- During the Middle Ages scholars used __ to communicate with each other.
27 Clues: Another name for the Enlightenment. (3 words) • What country was the center of Enlightenment? • Place were women gathered to exchange & discuss ideas. • The ____was the movement to drive the Muslims from Spain. • Who wrote A Vindication of the Rights of Women? (2 words) • Rights that belong to all people from birth are called __ • ...
AOL Spiritual Crossword Puzzle (July 2013) 2013-07-05
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- Who says - 'Choice is yours, blessing is mine':)
- Art of Living course that focuses on doing something new/now
- Friend of knowledge
- Ignorant state
- Number of disciples of Jesus
- 108 sun salutations yoga challenge public event
- Art of living Children's course age 8-13 years
- Life is -----
- City which hosted 30th anniversary celebrations of Art of Living
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- Name of tree which Buddha was sitting under at the time of enlightenment
- Life force
- Which entity has lowest prana?
- Penance
- Pain is inevitable, suffering is ---', says Sri Sri Ravishankar
- Om Namah --------
- State which one experiences lethargy
- Faculty which says 'I am'
- Before enlightenment you are a woodcutter, after enlightenment you are a ----
- Sri Sri Ravishankar was born in the month of -------
19 Clues: Penance • Life force • Life is ----- • Ignorant state • Om Namah -------- • Friend of knowledge • Faculty which says 'I am' • Number of disciples of Jesus • Which entity has lowest prana? • State which one experiences lethargy • Art of living Children's course age 8-13 years • 108 sun salutations yoga challenge public event • Who says - 'Choice is yours, blessing is mine':) • ...
The Enlightenment 2023-05-05
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- Where did the Enlightenment originate?
- Political activist, wrote "The Crisis," moved to the colonies based on a recommendation from 6 across
- Founding father, who was a writer, scientist and inventor
- English mathematician, he was a key figure during the Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment
- When did the enlightenment end?
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- Written by 5 across
- What caused the start of the Enlightenment?
- French writer that advocates for the freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and separation of church and state
- English philosopher named one of the most influential Enlightenment thinkers
- When did the Enlightenment begin?
10 Clues: Written by 5 across • When did the enlightenment end? • When did the Enlightenment begin? • Where did the Enlightenment originate? • What caused the start of the Enlightenment? • Founding father, who was a writer, scientist and inventor • English philosopher named one of the most influential Enlightenment thinkers • ...
Enlightenment 2017-08-15
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- Open-minded and well educated
- A gathering for intellectual discussions
- A new way of seeking truth in the mid-1500s
- The process of testing a hypothesis to form a conclusion
- A government with elected officials who represent voters
- An opening statement
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- Foremost thinker of the French Enlightenment
- Explanation for something not proven
- The supreme law of the United States
- Each branch of government limits the power of the others
- An explanation of a group of facts or phenomena
- A rebirth of the artistic forms of ancient Greece and Rome
12 Clues: An opening statement • Open-minded and well educated • Explanation for something not proven • The supreme law of the United States • A gathering for intellectual discussions • A new way of seeking truth in the mid-1500s • Foremost thinker of the French Enlightenment • An explanation of a group of facts or phenomena • ...
Enlightenment 2021-12-06
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- People have ultimate power
- He believed that there should be a separation of church and state
- These govern Human Character
- Lovers of wisdom
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- An agreement made by people in which they give up something for an organized Society.
- Knowledge
- Freedoms belonging to all humans from birth
- Focused on economic reforms
- Ability to think logically
- The Father of Modern Economics was
- Form of literature developed during the Enlightenment
- Complete power
12 Clues: Knowledge • Complete power • Lovers of wisdom • People have ultimate power • Ability to think logically • Focused on economic reforms • These govern Human Character • The Father of Modern Economics was • Freedoms belonging to all humans from birth • Form of literature developed during the Enlightenment • He believed that there should be a separation of church and state • ...
Enlightenment 2022-02-23
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- used the telescope to describe and study the heavens
- came up with the scientific method
- created the theory of checks and balances witch is now in our government today
- invented the microscope
- believed that people were born with natural rights
- creater of the small pox vaccine
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- the people who presented new ways of thinking during the Enlightenment
- invented chemistry and considered the first modern chemist
- belief that the earth was the center of the universe
- belief that the sun was the center of the universe
- a person who rules with absolute power
- discovered the laws of gravity and created calculus
12 Clues: invented the microscope • creater of the small pox vaccine • came up with the scientific method • a person who rules with absolute power • belief that the sun was the center of the universe • believed that people were born with natural rights • discovered the laws of gravity and created calculus • used the telescope to describe and study the heavens • ...
Enlightenment Philosophers 2022-01-17
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- philosopher that owned a law firm
- place Baruch Spinoza was born
- philosopher that wrote De Principio Individui
- Philosopher that worked on Treatise On The Emendation Of Intellect
- the collage that Rene Descartes went to
- I think ______ I am
- place where Voltaire was born
- Theological-Political_______
- place where immanual Kant was born and raised
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- Philosopher that wrote Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding
- Philosopher that got the fellow of the royal society award
- fictitious letters ______
- a branch of philosophy that deals with time, space, knowing, and identity.
- philosopher that wrote Discourse on the Method
- place where Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz was born
- on the Principle of the _______
- the university that Hugo Grotius went to.
- Enquiry Concerning the _____ of Morals
- the place David Hume was born
- philosopher that wrote Critique of pure reason
20 Clues: I think ______ I am • fictitious letters ______ • Theological-Political_______ • place Baruch Spinoza was born • the place David Hume was born • place where Voltaire was born • on the Principle of the _______ • philosopher that owned a law firm • Enquiry Concerning the _____ of Morals • the collage that Rene Descartes went to • the university that Hugo Grotius went to. • ...
The Enlightenment 2013-11-12
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- a french philospher that i dont know about
- despot a form of absoulte monarchy that accepted enligthenment ideas
- faire a policy that allows businesses to operate with very little interference from the government
- Locke English philiospher that argued that people were good and theorized natural right,he rejected absolute monarchys
- II austrian monarch that traveled in disguise among his subjects to learn of their problems
- a period of time in which people applied reasons to everyday things and started thinking 4 themselves
- contract an agreement made by people to give up their freedom in exchange for an organized society
- Madison 4th president sometimes refered to as the father of the constituon,something seperation of powers
- suppresion of the public speech or other public communication,which was done by burning and banning books as well as jailing others in the enlightment age
- a period of artistic style that used exaggerated motion and clear, easily interpreted detail
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- the Great russian monarch that aboloished tortue
- Rousseau french philospher who is often referred to as the father of the french revolutionan wrote the book:The Social Contract
- french enlightenment thinker
- the Great Prussian monarch that allowed free press and urged religious tolerance
- informal social gatherings
- french thinker who developed the ideas of seperation of powers,checks and balances and minority rights
- a person who offers views or theories on profound questions in ethics, metaphysics, logic, and other related fields.
- smith Scottish philospher who focused on using natural law to reform the economy and urged the policy of laissez faire
- hobbes english enlightment thinker who argued that people were cruel and selfish by nature and needed to be controlled by an absolute monarchy
- law-rules that govern natural forces such as gravity
- style of composition arising in 18th-century France, often viewed as an extension of the baroque, and characterized by a high degree of ornamentation and lightness of expression.
21 Clues: informal social gatherings • french enlightenment thinker • a french philospher that i dont know about • the Great russian monarch that aboloished tortue • law-rules that govern natural forces such as gravity • despot a form of absoulte monarchy that accepted enligthenment ideas • the Great Prussian monarch that allowed free press and urged religious tolerance • ...
The Enlightenment 2013-11-11
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- Agreement among members of society
- The practice of officially examining books,movies and etc.
- The father of the constitution who designed the 3 branches of government
- Emperor of the holy roman empire
- A prison engaged or learned in philosophy
- His philosophy influenced the french revolution
- The intellectuals of the 18th century Enlightenment
- A style of art, especially architecture and decorative art, that originated in France in the early 18th century
- A philosophical movement of the 18th century in Europe
- A style of European architecture
- the author of the Declaration of the Independence
- Scottish economist who advocated pirate enterprises and free trade
- French philosopher who concluded that liberty could be best safeguarded by separation of powers
- English philosopher, scientist, and historian, best known for his political philosophy
- English philosopher who believed that a government's power comes form the people
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- Russian empire who greatly increase
- King of Prussia
- A form of absolute monarchy or despotism in which rulers were influenced by the Enlightenment
- A body of law held to be derived from nature
- A policy of attitued of lettings things take their own course
- French writer who was the embodiment of 8th century enlightenment
- A large room such as drawing room used for receiving entertaining guest
22 Clues: King of Prussia • Emperor of the holy roman empire • A style of European architecture • Agreement among members of society • Russian empire who greatly increase • A prison engaged or learned in philosophy • A body of law held to be derived from nature • His philosophy influenced the french revolution • the author of the Declaration of the Independence • ...
The Enlightenment 2013-11-11
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- French writer who was the embodiment of 8th century enlightenment
- A style of art, especially architecture and decorative art, that originated in France in the early 18th century
- A form of absolute monarchy or despotism in which rulers were influenced by the Enlightenment
- English philosopher who believed that a government's power comes form the people
- the most renowned and the longest-ruling female leader of Russia
- A prison engaged or learned in philosophy
- King of Prussia
- the author of the Declaration of the Independence
- French philosopher who concluded that liberty could be best safeguarded by separation of powers
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- Agreement among members of society
- A policy of attitued of lettings things take their own course
- A body of law held to be derived from nature
- A large room such as drawing room used for receiving entertaining guest
- A philosophical movement of the 18th century in Europe
- The father of the constitution who designed the 3 branches of government
- Scottish economist who advocated pirate enterprises and free trade
- His philosophy influenced the french revolution
- The intellectuals of the 18th century Enlightenment
- English philosopher, scientist, and historian, best known for his political philosophy
- A style of European architecture
- The practice of officially examining books,movies and etc.
- Emperor of the holy roman empire
22 Clues: King of Prussia • A style of European architecture • Emperor of the holy roman empire • Agreement among members of society • A prison engaged or learned in philosophy • A body of law held to be derived from nature • His philosophy influenced the french revolution • the author of the Declaration of the Independence • The intellectuals of the 18th century Enlightenment • ...
The Enlightenment 2013-09-02
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- there were ___________ at work in Europe.
- moved easily in these aristocratic circles.
- the earth rotates on its axis beneath the unmoving sun.
- of sedition or blasphemy quickly found themselves imprisoned.
- ____ and communication improved during the renaissance.
- and catholics denounced each other as followers of satan.
- the goal of the ________ humanists was to recapture some of the pride, breadth of spirit, and creativity of the ancient greek and romans.
- the despotism of ______ exercising far greater powers than any medieval king.
- in Italy and France a group of thinkers.
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- whether pamphlets or scholary volumes were subject to prior censorship by both church and state, oftern working hand in hand.
- their principal targets were ____
- sooner or later many eurppeans would begin to weary of the _______ and warfare carried out in the name of the absolute truth.
- developed the belief that tradition could and should be used to promote change.
- were painfully aware that they were paying taxes.
- was torn by which-hunts and wars of religion, and imperial conquest.
- it was among those very idle ______ that the french enlightenment philosophers were to find some of their earliest and most enthusiastic follwers.
- which tried to challenge the twin authorities of church and state banned.
- begun to move from rural estates to the towns in search of increased freedom and prosperity.
- europeans were _______ but europes institutions were not keeping pace with that change.
- frequently refered to as "doctors'.
20 Clues: their principal targets were ____ • frequently refered to as "doctors'. • in Italy and France a group of thinkers. • there were ___________ at work in Europe. • moved easily in these aristocratic circles. • were painfully aware that they were paying taxes. • the earth rotates on its axis beneath the unmoving sun. • ...
THE ENLIGHTENMENT 2013-09-08
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- WESTERN CHRISTIAN WHO IS NOT A MEMBER OF A CATHOLIC CHURCH
- MIDDLE CLASS
- AGE OF REASON
- BEING EVERYWHERE AT THE SAME TIME
- CRUEL AND OPPRESSIVE RULE
- SPECIFIC TENET OR DOCTRINE
- FRANCOIS-MARIE AROUET
- ACTION OF SUBDUING SOMEONE OR SOMETHING BY FORCE
- ABSOLUTE POWER
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- WITHDRAW OR DISAVOW A STATEMENT
- BELIEF OR NOTION NOT BASED ON REASON OR KNOWLEDGE
- RATIONAL INVESTIGATION OF THE TRUTHS AND IDEAS
- CLASS HOLDING EXCEPTIONAL RANK AND PRIVILEGES
- FARM LABORER
- ITALIAN ASTRONOMER
- I THINK THEREFORE I AM
- UNWILLINGNESS TO ACCEPT VIEW OR BELIEFS
- INHERITED BY BIRTHRIGHT
- GROUP OF THINKERS
- GREEK PHILOSOPHER
20 Clues: MIDDLE CLASS • FARM LABORER • AGE OF REASON • ABSOLUTE POWER • GROUP OF THINKERS • GREEK PHILOSOPHER • ITALIAN ASTRONOMER • FRANCOIS-MARIE AROUET • I THINK THEREFORE I AM • INHERITED BY BIRTHRIGHT • CRUEL AND OPPRESSIVE RULE • SPECIFIC TENET OR DOCTRINE • WITHDRAW OR DISAVOW A STATEMENT • BEING EVERYWHERE AT THE SAME TIME • UNWILLINGNESS TO ACCEPT VIEW OR BELIEFS • ...
Enlightenment Review 2012-11-06
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- used satire; fought for freedom of speech and religion
- conflict caused by British policies and influenced by philosophes' ideas
- civilization corrupts people's natural goodness; greatest good for the greatest number of people
- sun-centered theory; proposed by Copernicus
- explained the law of universal gravitation
- challenged previously held ideas about science and nature
- enlightened rulers who attempted social reforms
- proposed separation of powers (checks and balances)
- written by Thomas Jefferson; drew heavily on ideas from Locke
- social contract; believe all humans were naturally selfish and wicked
- declared women should have the same political rights as men
- argued against the use of cruel and unusual punishment
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- promoted self-government; three natural rights
- edited and published the first Encyclopedia
- enlightened despot who ruled Russia
- ran influential salon during the Enlightenment period
- earth-centered view of the universe
- proposed the heliocentric theory
- ruled Austria as an enlightened despot; abolished serfdom
- enlightened despot who ruled Prussia
- believe in progress for society
21 Clues: believe in progress for society • proposed the heliocentric theory • enlightened despot who ruled Russia • earth-centered view of the universe • enlightened despot who ruled Prussia • explained the law of universal gravitation • edited and published the first Encyclopedia • sun-centered theory; proposed by Copernicus • promoted self-government; three natural rights • ...