enlightenment Crossword Puzzles

19 Clues: Grand, ornate design • Planets revolve around the sun • Argues for tolerance and reason • Newton Develops theory of motion • Made key advancements in astronomy • Gatherings where thinkers discuss ideas • A movement stressing reason and thought • Power divided between nation and states • Style of design based on Greek/Roman Themes • Moon, sun, planets revolve around the earth • ...

19 Clues: preacher • time period • Date of speech • sub time period • implied meaning • appeal to logic • appeal to emotions • Date of "The Crisis" • appeal to credibility • words literal meaning • author of "The Crisis" • another name for this period • three types of rhetorical devices • writer of the Declaration of Independence • author of "Give Me Liberty Or Give Me Death" • ...

19 Clues: god given • hands off • Adam Smith • early economists • a baroque composer • Mary Wollstonecraft • god as a clockmaker • a methodist preacher • Locke’s unalienable rights • wrote Tom Jone, A foundling • Church of the Fourteen Saints • the Declaration of Independence • the thinkers of the enlightenment • human existence is short, nasty, and brutish • ...

19 Clues: new classic art • first 10 amendments • seperation of powers • french for philosopher • branch of the president • AKA the Philsopher King • life, liberty, & property • child prodigy AKA Wolfgang • capital of the Enlightenment • all men are wicked & selfish • enlightened social gatherings • Father of modern day democracy • the enlightened despot of Russia • ...

19 Clues: a representative • to get something from a source • to establish or start something new • favoring large or widespread changes • a fake name, frequently used by authors • to accept different beliefs or practices • disloyalty to a country by helping an enemy • the ability of the mind to think clearly and understand • ...

19 Clues: An act placed on most printed materials • Someone who wants to remain with the king • Country that won the French and Indian War • Intellectual movement in the late 1600s-1750 • Enlightenment thinker who created Capitalism • Someone who wants independence from the king • The battles that started the Revolutionary War • Valley that both the British and French wanted • ...

21 Clues: Discovered gravity • Wrote "Spirit of the Laws" • Earth is center of universe • Movement in the 18th century • Opposed divine right of kings • Ruled Russia from 1762 to 1796 • English writer and early feminist • God isnt involved in peoples lives • People gave up power to avoid chaos • Proved sun was center of solar system • Idea that earth revolves around the sun • ...

20 Clues: The teachings of the Buddha • The Buddhist monastic community • Discourses attributed to the Buddha • Tibetan Buddhist spiritual teachers • Basic moral rules for Buddhist followers • Sacred geometric designs used in meditation • The doctrine that there is no permanent self • A person who practices extreme self-discipline • The Enlightened One and the founder of Buddhism • ...

15 Clues: - Feelable • - Halomancy • - ridiculous • - Exclaimation • - Being enlightened • - Strength/Nurishment • - Oposite of expected • - Out of body feeling • - Instruction; Tuition • - Sudden enlightenment • - Working class people • - Being from the phamarcy • - Pale/Unhealthy appearance • Acid - A genetic molecule to help growing • - Predicting someones future/past through the palm

15 Clues: ___ way • ___ path • Not eating • Gifts of food • ___ noble truths • The enlightened one • Happiness and peace • The prince of India • The prince's father • The prince's mother • A form of suffering • Religion of the Buddha • The enlightenment tree • Freedom from suffering • One who gives up comforts

10 Clues: person • scribe • purpose • logical • authority • time period • belief system • a person who thinks • person who heavily influence the Enlightenment • religion heavily followed in the Enlightenment

10 Clues: the Buddha's teachings • the end of imperfection • position for meditation • an ancient indian language • one who has gained enlightenment • understanding the way things are • the cycle of birth death and rebecoming • everything in the world is 'unsatisfactory' • tree under which Buddha gained enlightenment • symbolic thunderbolt representing the way of enlightenment

20 Clues: The founder of Buddhism; born as a prince in Nepal • The branch of Buddhism practiced in Southeast Asia • The branch of Mahayana Buddhism practiced in Tibet • Often translated as "suffering" or "dissatisfaction" • The three central foundations of Buddhism (two words) • A state of complete spiritual understanding and wisdom • ...

20 Clues: the “Most Catholic King” • Louis XIII’s chief minister • father of modern rationalism • created the scientific method • Thomas Hobbes’s political work • English Calvinist Protestant group • sun-centered model of the universe • author of Two Treatises of Government • His execution horrified much of Europe. • members of the Prussian landed aristocracy • ...

26 Clues: two house • branch of law • farmer uprising • economic recession • opposed federalists • first ten amendments • of Rights magma carta • enlightenment thinker • Americas first government • developed the bill of rights • limit of the government power • the freeing of enslaved people • a system to count enslaved people • leader of the department of finance • ...

20 Clues: Freedom • Locke in 1776 • No one is above the law • This branch write the law • This branch Judges the law • This branch enforces the law • Participating in the government • Rights that a person is born with • Everyone is treated fairly under law • Government that is ruled by the people • What was the focus of the Enlightenment? • What continent did the Enlightenment start in? • ...

26 Clues: -sun centered • -new classical • -laws of motion • -earth centered • -ruler of Russia • -sponsored tolerance • -enlightenment rulers • -studied with a telescope • -belief based on god not fact • -thinkers of the Enlightenment • -lavish (palace of versailles) • -parties hosted by wealthy women • -way of experimenting using logic • -wanted equal education for women • ...

20 Clues: Gravity • The Wealth of Nations • Copernicus had this theory • The largest Estate in France • The Two Treatises of Government • Led the Latin American Revolutions • This time relied on reason & natural law • Writer of The Declaration of Independence • Napoleons first forced vacation destination • Toussaint Louveture led a slave rebellion here • ...

20 Clues: Buddha's patients • Between two extremes • suffering comes from • the Buddhist community • the founder of buddhism • Buddha means _____________ • the cycle of our existence • the name for Buddha's teachings • how many eightfold paths are there • What was the Buddha's original name • effects the status of your future life • Buddhists believe that nothing has a ____ • ...

20 Clues: - ruled from 1762 to 1792 • - the art style in the late 1700s • - a special gathering of intellectuals and artists • - Studied and devoted his life to political liberty • - a monarch who accepted enlightenment and its ideas • - A style that was seen around places like Versailles • - Belief that the sun was in the center of the universe • ...

18 Clues: the ______ hand that guides the market • The belief that women and men should be equal • the belief that all forms of slavery should end • Intellectual movement that emphasized individualism over tradition • Author of The Wealth of Nations, known as the father of modern economics • the other economic system that wanted workers to own the means of production • ...

22 Clues: Buddha's patients • suffering comes from • Between two extremes • the Buddhist community • the founder of buddhism • Buddha means _____________ • the cycle of our existence • Buddha was killed with ______ • the name for Buddha's teachings • the person who killed the Buddha • how many eightfold paths are there • What was the Buddha's original name • ...

20 Clues: Name given to a Russian noble. • Name given to French Protestants. • Palace built by Louis XIV of France. • Leader of the Commonwealth in England. • Belief that the right to rule came from God. • Intimate palace built by Frederick II of Prussia. • Supporters of the Monarchy in the English Civil War. • This good encouraged the spread of the Enlightenment. • ...

20 Clues: Believed in freedom of speech and religion. • Enlightenment originated from Britain and ___ • The Enlightenment was called the "Age of ___" • Believed that people were born naturally evil. • Locke believed in freedom to choose your own ___ • Belief that a king's power comes directly from God. • Wollstonecraft believed women need equal access to __ • ...

15 Clues: He said divine right was wrong • He believed in free trade for everyone • He came up with the term enlightenment • She was the first women's rights activist • These are rights that cannot be taken away • He said an absolute monarch to control the people • When the government says what you can and can't do • The intellectuals of the 18th century Enlightenment • ...

22 Clues: This man called himself "Lord Protector" • How did Parliament limit the king’s power? • The ruling dynasty in England at this time • Which scientist came up with the laws of gravity • Common tactic to deal with Parliament's opposition • Which scientist came up with the heliocentric theory? • The supporters of Charles I during the English Civil War • ...

20 Clues: Recorded discourses of the Buddha that convey his teachings and sermons • The sacred fig tree under which Siddhartha Gautama attained enlightenment • The Buddhist teaching that there is no permanent, unchanging self or soul • The path of balance between self-indulgence and self-denial taught by the Buddha • ...

24 Clues: To question or find fault with something • A set of basic rules that defines how a government works • The ability or right to make decisions and enforce rules • Meetings where Enlightenment ideas were discussed and spread • A system of rules that limits the power of government leaders • The French _______ (1789) was inspired by Enlightenment ideas • ...

15 Clues: wrote Robinson Crusoe • someone who questions things • government should keep hands off • everyone should have freedom of speech • people should elect government leaders • believed an absolute monarch is needed • government should have 3 equal branches • women don't need permission from husband • first person to coin the term enlightenment • ...

15 Clues: Hindu priests • Gifts of food • The “Awakened One” • The Enlightenment tree • True happiness and peace • The Awakened One’s father • The Awakened One’s mother • The Awakened One’s last name • The Awakened One’s first name • The Awakened One’s life before • How Buddhism treated all people • Happiness that comes from the knowledge of deep truth • ...

20 Clues: Social class • Third estate • Second estate • Hero of two worlds • Louis the 16ths wife • A grim medieval fortress • Hands off business tactic • smith Scottish economist • Made three branches of government • of terror cause of 300,000 arrests • Leader of French Republic as first consul • 16th A weak and indecisive king in France • ...

22 Clues: Buddha's patients • Between two extremes • Suffering comes from • The Buddhist community • The founder of buddhism • Buddha means _____________ • The cycle of our existence • Buddha was killed with ______ • The name for Buddha's teachings • The person who killed the Buddha • How many eightfold paths are there • What was the Buddha's original name • ...

20 Clues: where Voltaire was born • nationality of Adam Smith • where Ben Franklin was born • nationality of Immanuel Kent • the Pen name Ben Franklin used • social group Ben Franklin founded • type of library Franklin invented • another name for the Enlightenment • what John Jacque Rousseau developed • another right John Locke believed in • the number of sons B.F's parents had • ...

23 Clues: The foundation of Buddhist belief • A practical guide to end suffering • The basic ethical guidelines for lay Buddhists • The teachings of the Buddha; the universal law and path to enlightenment. • The concept of impermanence; all things are in a constant state of change • “The Enlightened One”; refers to Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism • ...

21 Clues: the great King of Prussia • A style of European architecture • 2 Emperor of the holy roman empire • A prison engaged or learned in philosophy • contract Agreement among members of society • The great Russian empire who greatly increase • law A body of law held to be derived from nature • The intellectuals of the 18th century Enlightenment • ...

21 Clues: informal social gatherings • French enlightenment thinker • the Great Russian monarch that abolished torture • law rules that govern natural forces such as gravity • despot a form of absolute monarchy that accepted enlightenment ideas • Madison 4th president sometimes referred to as the father of the constitution. • ...

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. • ...

37 Clues: Ruled russia from 1762 to 1796 • french word meaning “philosopher” • came up with separation of powers • Universe with the Sun at the center • universe with the Earth at the center • argued for equality between men and women • proceeding for the particular to the general • came up with the universal law of gravitation • worked to centralized and strengthen the state • ...

20 Clues: non-religious. • A social gathering to discuss ideas. • The prison the French peasants breached and overran on July 14, 1789 • The machine used to behead people publicly during the French Revolution. • The English king that was beheaded by his people because they were so angry with his policies. • ...

26 Clues: To establish or start something • favoring large or widespread changes • a fake name, frequently used by authors • to accept different beliefs or practices • Considered the father of modern philosophy • Disloyalty to a country by helping an enemy • the ability of the mind to think clearly and understand; logic • ...

23 Clues: wrote Leviathan • made the first vaccine • discovered Boyle's law • wrote the social contract • invented the laws of motion • first to invent the telescope • wanted to better women's status • intellectuals from the 18th century • proved Copernicus' theory with math • made the Cartesian coordinate system • believed in life liberty and property • ...

20 Clues: A fake name • A representative • Favoring large or widespread changes • Rights that all people are born with • Disloyalty to a country by helping its enemy • A type of mathematics focused on the study of change • Requiring absolute obedience to a ruler or government • A person who tends to always look at things negatively • ...

20 Clues: Prover of his own existence • Where Catherine the Great was born • Louis XIV's palace; where nobles lived • The type of "Liberty" had by all people in • Lord Protector (military dictator) of England • Proponent of education, specifically for women • Peter the Great's favorite branch of the military • Creator of the Encyclopedia and hater of absolutism • ...

20 Clues: father of vaccines • wanted women's rights • Came up with a Boyles law • found craters on the moon • believed in the separation of powers • developed laws of motion and gravity • a person who rules with absolute power • believed the people should write the laws • to know something one did not know before • used the microscope to study microorganisms • ...

25 Clues: Sun centered theory • Made laws of gravity • Earth centered theory • Made Heliocentric theory • Made the social contract • Made vaccine to small pox • Empiricism/experimental method • Made Boyles law, founder of chemistry • A ruler with absolute power and authority • Made mathematical law governs planet motion • Analytic geometry "I think, therefore I am" • ...

25 Clues: Sun centered theory • Made laws of gravity • Earth centered theory • Made Heliocentric theory • Made the social contract • Made vaccine to small pox • Empiricism/experimental method • Made Boyles law, founder of chemistry • A ruler with absolute power and authority • Made mathematical law governs planet motion • Analytic geometry "I think, therefore I am" • ...

49 Clues: A hands-off economic policy. • Individuals who study philosophy. • A sudden, forceful change in government. • The belief that God exists in all things. • Strong desire or drive to achieve something. • Religious officials in hierarchical churches. • A servant bound to the land during feudal times. • A French writer who advocated for civil liberties. • ...

29 Clues: Created trigonometry • Tax on legal documents • Was a child music prodigy • Heliocentric theory was his • Means "philosopher" in French • Openly criticized Christianity • Leader of the Continental Army • Said best govt. had 3 branches • Theory that the sun is the center • Came up with the scientific method • Started Methodism; was a missionary • Theory that the earth is the center • ...

20 Clues: A ruler with absolute power • Freedom of action for individuals • To learn, to enlighten, to discover • Opinions or beliefs that are influenced based on reason • An enlightened despot who supported religious tolerance. • Rights Rights given to every human at birth (life, liberty, property) • The idea that religious organizations should not interfere with government. • ...

20 Clues: life, liberty, and property • Another name for the Enlightenment • Who propsed the idea of separation of powers? • A new way of thinking about the natural world. • The social critics of the Enlightenment in France. • provided a place for women and men to congregate for intellectual discourse. • ...

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. • ...

20 Clues: How long did the Enlightenment last? • Jean-Jacques Rousseau supported ________ • Thomas Hobbes was the creator of what book? • Jean-Jacques Rousseau created what contract? • People have what of life,liberty,and property? • Voltaire opposed religious extremism and________ • John Locke believed in ____ treatises of government • ...

18 Clues: the ______ hand that guides the market • The belief that women and men should be equal • the belief that all forms of slavery should end • Intellectual movement that emphasized individualism over tradition • Author of The Wealth of Nations, known as the father of modern economics • the other economic system that wanted workers to own the means of production • ...

11 Clues: institution • Equality under the... • The French name for the middle class. • enlightened thinkers of the 18th century • who was considered an enlightened despot? • people that hold those positions within the state • the belief that the government should protect individual rights • the belief that the government should promote welfare of all citizens • ...

11 Clues: Believed in a checks and balances system • The belief that a ruler is chosen by God. • Separation of religion from civil + state affairs • Where women met to discuss their intellectual ideas • When a monarch has complete power over their territory • A period of prosperity and philosophical ideas in Europe • ...

11 Clues: economic thinker • freedom of speech • separation of powers • supported womens rights • spoke about natural rights • rights people have from birth • another name for enlightenment • rules discovered by use of reason • place where enlightenment thinkers talked about topics • thought people were naturally cruel, greedy and selfish • ...

19 Clues: preacher • time period • Date of speech • sub time period • implied meaning • appeal to logic • appeal to emotions • Date of "The Crisis" • appeal to credibility • words literal meaning • author of "The Crisis" • another name for this period • three types of rhetorical devices • writer of the Declaration of Independence • what type of text did these people not write • ...

19 Clues: preacher • time period • Date of speech • sub time period • implied meaning • appeal to logic • appeal to emotions • Date of "The Crisis" • appeal to credibility • words literal meaning • author of "The Crisis" • another name for this period • three types of rhetorical devices • writer of the Declaration of Independence • what type of text did these people not write • ...

19 Clues: male dominated society • the economic system with Smith • his state of nature was peaceful • Hobbes' writing about strong leader • contract between government and people • the philosopher of checks and balances • Smith's book, The Wealth of _____________ • Wollstonecraft equality through ____________ • government powers should be _________________ • ...

20 Clues: Method of Science used for acquiring knowledge • Right given by god to rule over a city/country • Enlightenment thinker who came up with Democracy • Introduced laws of motion and discovered gravity • Expanding a country's power by military power or diplomacy • Population shift from a country like lifestyle to a city like lifestyle • ...

21 Clues: Italian astronomer, physicist, and engineer • A series of steps followed to solve problems • Commonly known as the "father of liberalism" • Superseded description of the Universe with Earth at the center • empress of Russia who continued Peter's goal to Westernizing Russia • the idea that the earth and the other planets revolve around the sun • ...

17 Clues: Suffering • Nothing is permanent • The four truths are... • Teachings of the Buddha • The leader of Tibetan Buddhism • Guide on how to live life well • Being born again in a different body • Denial of the real or permanent self • The country that the Buddha was from • The community in which Buddhists live • The cycle of birth, death and re-birth • ...

15 Clues: A political system where a ruler holds total power. • Non-religious, separate from religious institutions. • The belief that rulers derive their authority from God. • The idea that humanity can continuously improve society. • Gatherings where intellectuals discussed Enlightenment ideas. • Enlightenment thinkers who promoted knowledge, reason, and reform. • ...

13 Clues: Buddhist prayers • the diamond vehicle • a spiritual teacher • where the word vajra was derived from • a soul may have one or multiple of these • the relationship between student and teacher • what happens to a person depending on their actions • relating to the human soul instead of mental or physical • the state of becoming one with yourself and the higher beings • ...

14 Clues: a democracy with a constitution • the term used for "the rule of one" • a government that has a king or a queen • the rights to life, liberty and property are known as: • type of government ran by a select group of individuals • type of democracy where elected representatives make decisions • the Enlightenment philosopher who is known as the "father of capitalism" • ...

11 Clues: a pact or treaty • something that precedes, or comes before • a body of persons having the power to legislate • a group of people in one place who are ruled by a parent country elsewhere • a body of unwritten laws based on legal precedents established by the courts • a written document granting land and authority to set up colonial governments • ...

11 Clues: who made the telescope • who came up with the social contract • who came up with the Heliocentric Theory • who's ideas helped create the first amendment • only way for people to be saved from their sins • who came up with the idea for checks and balances • Who said everyone has certain "inalienable rights" • Jonathan Edwards' sermons were focused on how man was ... • ...

11 Clues: inventor of the telescope • theory that states the earth orbits the sun • organisations who's authority was challenged • A Latin philosophical proposition by René Descartes • revolutionizing invention of the enlightenment movement • when actions are based on reasons instead of based on opinions • a movement which led to the mass enlightenment of intellectuals • ...

11 Clues: Believed in a checks and balances system • The belief that a ruler is chosen by God. • Separation of religion from civil + state affairs • Where women met to discuss their intellectual ideas • When a monarch has complete power over their territory • A period of prosperity and philosophical ideas in Europe • ...

19 Clues: law govern natural forces • informal social gathering • a period of artistic style • suppression of public speech • Madison father of the constitution • people started thinking of themselves • a person who offers views or theories • style of composition arised in 18th century • Jacques Rousseau father of french revolution • the great russian monarch that abolished torture • ...

20 Clues: An absolute ruler • French word for "philosophers" • Name of a book written by Thomas Hobbes • Downfall of the age of Absolute Monarchs • Power is divided between branches of the government • Military genius who hosted philosophers at his court • Blueprint Had ideas like equality, freedom, and property • Was ruled by absolute monarchs and had a revolution over it • ...

19 Clues: / Enlightened rulers • / The theory made by Aristotle • / Published the laws of gravity • / A feminist and supported womens education • / Created the laws of planetary motions • / Believes in a strong absolutism to rule • / created the separation of powers in government • / The first person to use a microscope to observe bacteria • ...

19 Clues: Unfair ruler • Ruler, king or queen • Anti-slavery fashion items • Admired the "noble savage" • Goods sent out of a country • Published his ideas in the Leviathan • Consideration for another's religion • An agreement between a ruler and the people • All men and women have _____ before the law • Another natural right besides life and property • ...

19 Clues: Grand, ornate design • Planets revolve around the sun • Argues for tolerance and reason • Newton Develops theory of motion • Made key advancements in astronomy • Gatherings where thinkers discuss ideas • A movement stressing reason and thought • Power divided between nation and states • Moon, sun, planets revolve around the earth • Style of design based on Greek/Roman Themes • ...

13 Clues: Fred of Russia was one • the "old regime" of France • also known as National Assembly • reason for our political spectrum • the thinkers of the enlightenment • published articles by Voltaire etc. • national holiday in FR. July 14...why • too much change too fast....bad...dude • "everywhere man is born free.....chains" • "natural religion" espoused in enlightenment • ...

17 Clues: "I _____, therefore, I am." • Voltaire is known for his works of ______. • The Enlightenment is also known as the age of ______. • Montesquieu focused his writings on __________ of powers. • Mary ______________ was an early advocate of women's rights. • Ideas from the Enlightenment were built upon the ___________. • ...

16 Clues: __ invented the encyclopedia • __ the Great westernized Russia • Francis __ invented the scientific method. • The English Bill of __ limited royal power. • British citizens were represented in their __ • The enlightenment was less religious and more __ • The enlightenment value __ and individual freedom • Russia, Prussia, France, & Spain had __ monarchies • ...

18 Clues: Lovers of wisdom • Focused on economic reforms • These govern Human Character • people who supported Britain • all government power comes from the people • restricting access to ideas and information • Freedoms belonging to all humans from birth • Greek or Roman tradition, complex and grand • a group of advisors to the executive to help govern • ...

10 Clues: Which scientist studied the circulatory system? • What is the first step of the scientific method? • Which Enlightenment thinker wrote about the rights of women? • Which astronomer confirmed Copernicus's theories about the solar system? • Which astronomer made a model of the universe that placed the sun in the center? • ...

14 Clues: astronomy • astronomer • Intelectuals • French Philosopher • English Philosopher • middle of the earth • science being tested • Intelectual movement • about the suns center • Female english writer • In a form of government • father of modern science • French enlightenment writer • Aggreement amoung a social comunity

16 Clues: a lawmaking body. • sun centered universe • Improved the telescope • Earth centered universe • The first U.S President • proponent of limited government. • King of Great Britain and Ireland • The inventor of the scientific method • founder of the American political system. • The acts that led to the American revolution • The payments from the British to the Colonists • ...

18 Clues: The statue of ____ • Equal rights and treatment for all. • Astronomer who said Earth orbits the Sun. • Study of knowledge, existence, and values. • Focus on human potential and achievements. • Renaissance artist (“David,” Sistine Chapel). • Enlightenment writer who defended free speech. • The ancient world, especially Greece and Rome. • ...

14 Clues: reasoned "I think, therefore I am". • believed people had natural rights. • wrote "The Vindication of the Rights of Women". • believed in freedom of thought and religious belief. • believed in the separation of government in 3 branches. • believed people needed a "leviathan" for a social contract. • applied mathematics to physics to help prove gravity exists. • ...

13 Clues: Voltaire championed what two rights • Process of developing a theory and testing it • Locke believed the purpose of the govt was to protect ppl's • The works of the Greeks were reintroduced to Europe during the • Edward Jenner developed a safe vaccine for this deadly disease • The Enlightenment ideas came to the Americas from (where did they begin) • ...

19 Clues: worked with decartes • father of the vaccine • what led to the enlightenment • believed in the social contract • made it possible to spread ideas • developed ideas/laws for gravity • branches of gov. to balance eachother • a person who rules with absolute power • punishments should be fair to the crime • Though God and science went hand in hand • ...

13 Clues: the belief of the existence in God • author of Two Treatises of Government • Rousseau's concept of societal contract • Diderot's monumental work of the Enlightenment • Rousseau's influential treatise on political theory • Scottish philosopher known for "The Wealth of Nations" • German philosopher renowned for his categorical imperative • ...

18 Clues: wrote Leviathan • Being easily swayed • Inspired the 3 branches • Wrote the social contract • Believed in natural rights • Government ran by religion • Single self appointed leader • Carta, A charter of freedoms • A person who seeks enlightenment • A king or queen as head of state • Rights, The rights one is born with • of Reason, Another word for age of enlightenment • ...

11 Clues: Means the rebirth. • Father of liberalism. • Created the Scientific Method. • The period in Europe before the Renaissance • Philosopher who said, "I think, therefore I am" • Used mathematics to explain the force of gravity. • the enlightenment was also known as the age of this • Spoke about the state of nature and strong government • ...

11 Clues: It was centralized by the king. • It was criticized by the thinkers. • This is where the movement started. • The Enlightenment started during the XVII. • The most powerful person during the Old Regime. • The Enlightenment started during the Industrial... • It had power and influenced the political decidions. • A collection of books that was written during this period. • ...

11 Clues: philosopher that stood for natural rights • philosopher that believed in republicanism. • philosopher that believed and social contract • citizens give up some freedom they would have in a state of nature • period of time when people develop new ideas about human existence • Since the middle ages, European gain power through heredity or family ties. • ...

11 Clues: a pact or treaty • something that precedes, or comes before • a body of persons having the power to legislate • a group of people in one place who are ruled by a parent country elsewhere • a body of unwritten laws based on legal precedents established by the courts • a written document granting land and authority to set up colonial governments • ...

11 Clues: equality before law • the movement to end slavery • a body of fundamental principles • support/patriotism for your country • rights people have under natural law • french writer who became the embodiment of the enlightenment • british writer and philosopher,and a women's right advocate • the belief of a superior being, that doesn't affect the universe • ...

11 Clues: Enlightened • World Peace • Daily practice • Third President of Soka Gakkai • The deepest cause one can make • Inspire to experience enlightenment • Compassion, wisdom, unwavering courage • To share Nichiren Buddhism with others • Nichiren Daishonin inscribed his enlightenment • Sutra Chapters for individual enlightenment • ...

18 Clues: The statue of ____ • Equal rights and treatment for all. • Astronomer who said Earth orbits the Sun. • Study of knowledge, existence, and values. • Focus on human potential and achievements. • Renaissance artist (“David,” Sistine Chapel). • Enlightenment writer who defended free speech. • The ancient world, especially Greece and Rome. • ...

18 Clues: The statue of ____ • Equal rights and treatment for all. • Astronomer who said Earth orbits the Sun. • Study of knowledge, existence, and values. • Focus on human potential and achievements. • Renaissance artist (“David,” Sistine Chapel). • Enlightenment writer who defended free speech. • The ancient world, especially Greece and Rome. • ...

19 Clues: Sun was the center of the universe • This earth-centered view of the universe • new way of thinking about the natural world • The social critics of this period in France • was passionately committed to individual freedom • Wollstonecraft A passionate women rights activist • The artistic style of the late 1700s is therefore called • ...

19 Clues: Sun was the center of the universe • A passionate women rights activist • This earth-centered view of the universe • new way of thinking about the natural world • The social critics of this period in France • was passionately committed to individual freedom • The artistic style of the late 1700s is therefore called • ...

19 Clues: Anyone can trade • Criticized mercantilism • A framework for the new government • It's function is to apply the laws • It's function is to create the laws • Wrote the Declaration of Independence • Rights that belong to all people from birth • The legislative branch in the British government • He wrote about religion and the need for tolerance • ...

26 Clues: 🇺🇸 Colonists who supported independence • 📦 Protest event involving tea and a harbor • 🎖️ First major battle of the Revolution (1775) • 👑 British monarch during the American Revolution • 💬 Phrase from Locke: "Life, Liberty, and ________" • 🔥 Pamphlet by Thomas Paine encouraging independence • ✍️ Voltaire defended this right more than any other • ...

16 Clues: had • market? • born with • Government? • and religion? • believed in self • Who was an american • right Locke believed • believed people were • led The Enlightenment • believed in what type • believed in freedom of • believed all people were • good but could become bad • The Enlightenment led to? • One right Locke believed we