enlightenment Crossword Puzzles

13 Clues: To hit something violently. • This man made a planetarium. • The rich people in the third estate. • The first and second estate had ...... • Common Sense was written by Thomas ......... • This man was inspired by the books of John Locke. • An ordinary farmer might become a ...... clergyman • The representatives of the people sat in the ...... • ...

13 Clues: Supply of money • Women's right to vote • Movement for womens right • Strong elite military guard • The oppressed class, according to Marx • Invention that improved thread production • Thinkers wanted to create a better society. • Strengthened Russia but made life worse for the serfs • Fencing of meadows and fields, forcing many to move to towns for work • ...

11 Clues: England's first colony in America • Pilgrims and Puritans settled here • Settled by religious immigrants called Quakers • Home of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson • This man believed that all men have natural rights • Italian explorer who reached the New World in 1492 • Movement of great thinkers that influenced American colonists • ...

11 Clues: these amendments • a social gathering • the artistic style of the late 1700s • political leader that wrote the declaration of independence • European art style that was characterized by a grand design • each branch of government checked the actions of the other two • ruler most admired by the philosophes; ruled rusia from 1762 - 1796 • ...

18 Clues: India's Hollywood • the highest caste • the state of enlightenment • how many states are there in India? • the name for social classes in India • a religion that believes in many gods • what type of government does India have? • what are many Indian languages taken from? • the social class outside of the caste system • what plateau covers the southern part of India? • ...

18 Clues: Enough, or good. • A greek city state • Government by the people • A marketplace or gathering • A land with water around it • The greek word for capture. • A religion based on 1 supreme god • To have someone with you as a companion • A absolute ruler, not restrained by law • A government official thats highly ranked • A group of armed soldiers arranged in a row • ...

18 Clues: Founder of Islam. • Belief in one God. • Followers of Islam. • The holy book of Islam • Founder of Christianity. • Day of rest and worship in Judaism. • The place of worship for Christians. • The name for the Jewish place of worship. • The Hindu belief in being reborn after death. • The Buddhist sacred writings are called this. • ...

11 Clues: Jewish New Year (4,8) • Jewish Festival of Lights (8) • The Hindu festival of lights. (6) • The Hindu festival of colours. (4) • Muslim celebration at the end of Ramadan. (3) • Christian festival celebrating the birth of Jesus. (9) • A time when Muslims will fast from sunrise to sunset. (7) • Christian festival celebrating Jesus’s death and resurrection. (6) • ...

11 Clues: Jewish New Year (4,8) • Jewish Festival of Lights (8) • The Hindu festival of lights. (6) • The Hindu festival of colours. (4) • Muslim celebration at the end of Ramadan. (3) • Christian festival celebrating the birth of Jesus. (9) • A time when Muslims will fast from sunrise to sunset. (7) • Christian festival celebrating Jesus’s death and resurrection. (6) • ...

11 Clues: the working class • life, _____, and property • ________ of the Rights of Man • known as the father of capitalism • the author of the Communist Manifesto • a feminist who was Mary Shelley's mother • the man who created the concept of natural rights • "Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains." • the enlightenment led to what major "revolution" in western history? • ...

11 Clues: The main antagonist in Up • Leo Choi's best memory at YHIS • The country that Gandhi is from • The city that Ms. Hlapolosa is from • The name of the protagonist in Mistborn • The last name of the poet who wrote "The Panther" • The title of Haru's favorite song from the musical • The campaign that launched the Ice Bucket Challenge • ...

11 Clues: What led to the Enlightment? • when did the enlightenment happen? • Did Franklin's life start out great? • what kind of household was Franklin born into? • what was the name of Franklins most successful work? • What name did he use to write Poor Richards Almanack? • What name did Franklin use to get his work published? • ...

5 Clues: Voltaire's most famous work • age when his mother passed away • pseudonym of François-Marie Arouet • decided occupation, but made father angry • Period of ideas and intellectual movement

11 Clues: Franklin's life started out great. • Franklin was born into a__household. • what was Francois Marie Arouet also called • Franklin was the__son for both of his parents. • was the enlightenment historical or intelectual • Franklin used the name__to get his work published. • how old was Franklin when his formal education ended. • ...

4 Clues: awareness • siddhartha • one who practices • the path to awareness

10 Clues: the style of the late 1700s art • ruler most admired by philosophes • Writer of the declaration of independence • a style of art stylized by grand ornate design • power is divided between national and state government • made the U.S. become seperated and independent from England • a gathering of people with great ideas to share their ideas • ...

10 Clues: what president the declaration • which american document have influenced this statement • which french philosopher advocated this type of freedon • what south america country became independents in the 1800s • which ealeir injustice precipitated a need for this statement • what ealeir 'social distinctions' probably caused this statment • ...

10 Clues: A religion Japan learned from India. • A popular social system in medieval Europe. • An African empire located on the Niger river. • A disease very popular during the Middle Ages. • An Islamic language written from right to left. • A Japanese warrior during medieval and modern Japan. • An African biome which is a mix of woodlands and grasslands. • ...

10 Clues: lasts for eight nights • also known as the Winter solstice • people eat Toshikoshi Soba noodles • dinner consisted of meatloaf on a bed of lettuce • celebrated to remember the birth of Jesus Christ • Each of the candles represents a different principle • when the rich used to box up gifts to give to the poor • ...

10 Clues: 1600s-1700s, Based in Europe • Rights that belong to people by nature • Helped with the Declaration of Independence • The acceptance of different religious beliefs • Changed the way people thought about government • He had a effect on Artist, Writers and Philosophers • A list of basic human rights that a government must Protect • ...

10 Clues: 1600s-1700s, Based in Europe • Rights that belong to people by nature • Helped with the Declaration of Independence • The acceptance of different religious beliefs • Changed the way people thought about government • He had a effect on Artist, Writers and Philosophers • A list of basic human rights that a government must Protect • ...

10 Clues: Fossilized dung • “Bird-hipped” dinosaurs • "Llizard-hipped” dinosaurs • Cera from the Land Before Time • Ornithopods also had _____ guts • The “mighty ducks” of the Mesozoic • The real start of the Western scientific tradition was in the age of? • Single-celled, shelled, microscopic organisms which can be either planktonic or benthic • ...

10 Clues: Fossilized dung • “Bird-hipped” dinosaurs • "Llizard-hipped” dinosaurs • Cera from the Land Before Time • Ornithopods also had _____ guts • The “mighty ducks” of the Mesozoic • The real start of the Western scientific tradition was in the age of? • Single-celled, shelled, microscopic organisms which can be either planktonic or benthic • ...

10 Clues: To go without food. • _______ is a state of perfect peace. • The first name of the founder of Buddhism. • The focusing of the mind on spiritual ideas. • A religion based in the teachings of the Buddha. • The Buddha found enlightenment under the tree of _______. • It comes from our desire for pleasure and material goods. • ...

10 Clues: where Daoism started • where Buddhism started • cultural influences may include food, art and... • believers think following "the way" would bring peace • invention that proved to be of great value to European sailors • belief people should give up worldly desires & seek enlightenment • the compass is a type of which invention: Cultural or Technological? • ...

10 Clues: the study of past events • It serves as a guide for human behavior • a person who seeks wisdom or enlightenment • absolutely necessary or important; essential • a feeling of happy satisfaction and enjoyment • focuses on what is beautiful, harmonious, or pleasing • concerned with questions about what is morally good, right or just • ...

10 Clues: The Buddha's real name • How many Nobel Truths are there? • The Buddhist equivalent of Heaven. • The truth about life, death and rebirth • What symbol shows that the Buddha is Holy? • Buddhism teaches that all life involves S____________ • When the soul/spirit is reborn into another body after death • The four sights are: Sick man, dead man, holy man & _________ • ...

10 Clues: Equality • Liberty or Freedom • Brotherhood/Sisterhood • Considered as the Father of Liberalism • A grand palace several miles outside of Paris • The old social structure of pre-revolutionary France • He wrote 'Common Sense' and 'The Natural Rights of Man' • Thomas Hobbes argues that man is naturally brute and selfish • ...

12 Clues: rule by the few • actual or hypothetical agreement • the unjust use of government power • English Philosopher who formed democracy • argued that humans could use reason to solve problems • people directly control and are responsible for the laws • society adopts or maintains a set of good, just, and fair laws • ...

12 Clues: the last name of the Buddha • the first name of the Buddha • "Siddhartha was raised surrounded by ___." • before Siddhartha was the Buddha, he was a ___. • a word that means perfect enlightenment and wisdom • the name of the religion based on Buddha's teachings • A word that means that an idea appeals to all people • ...

12 Clues: Three • Founding father & also president • What government is run by a monarch? • Pamphlet was written by Thomas Paine • Who was both in control of Britain & Ireland? • What plan outlined a strong national government? • What compromises the first 10 amendments of the US constitution? • What is having two are more branches of the legislative body called? • ...

12 Clues: president during ww2 • who invented he telescope • leader of the soviets in ww2 • leader of the german military during ww2 • government type where 1 person holds all power • time period that the world started mass producing goods • war between america and the soviet union from 1941-1991 • theory that the sun is at the center of our solar system • ...

12 Clues: The US policy towards communism. • Segregated Jewish area of a city. • An Earth-centered view of the universe. • Giving in to an aggressor to keep peace. • Creating a government elected by the people. • The factor of production relating to wealth. • Countries put all of their resources into a war. • A WWII alliance consisting of Germany, Italy, and Japan. • ...

12 Clues: Someone who rents land. • life, liberty, and property • Settling illegally on land. • Flexible form of indentured servitude. • Someone who helps deliver a baby at home. • A war between the English and French in America. • The British had many new consumers and their economy grew. • Emphasized the power of human reason to understand the world • ...

12 Clues: a person who supports. • German composer and pianianst • Franklin: Invnted the harmonica. • the faculty of perceiving sounds. • several pieces for the glass harmonica • to the marriage of the Figaro: bye mozart • The term comes from Italian for "little book" • sympphony: by Haydn.unfinished symphony: by schubert • ...

14 Clues: Believed in life, liberty and property. • Colonists that support the constitution. • A secret group who opposed the Stamp Act. • Used logic and reason to figure things out. • Unified the states under one governing body. • Compromise dividing congress into two houses. • First permanent English settlement in America. • Three branches of government; checks and balances. • ...

14 Clues: A time where no crops grow • King ________ VIII had six wives • Someone that is banned from the church • A machine developed for executing people • One of the most famous queens of England • Scientist that helped develop the telescope • Maximillian _________ led the French Revolution • French general who made France a superpower again • ...

15 Clues: circulatory system • who NASA named a telescope after • developed laws of planetary motion • the path of a planet around the sun • theory that the earth is the center of universe • Gravity, 3 Laws of Motion, and created calculus • The period born out of the scientific revolution • Philosopher who established the scientific method • ...

14 Clues: General of the French Army • General of the Continental Army • Most Americans during the Revolution • The turning point of the American Revolution • People who continued to support English rule • Type of movement that the Great Awakening was • Major battle that the British won near Boston • Enlightenment philosopher who influenced Jefferson • ...

14 Clues: What your name? • English legislative body. • Major cause of the Salem With Trials • Primary commodity on the middle passage • economic system that supported colonialism • Term for farm crop grown for profit (two words) • Geometric name for transatlantic network of trade • The Great Awakening focused on getting back to this. • ...

14 Clues: Your actions. • The "World Soul" • The "Human Soul" • The rebirth and re-death cycle. • Enlightenment in the Buddhist religion. • Liberation from the rebirth and re-death cycle. • Siddhartha Gautama after having a spiritual awakening. • Early Hindu texts of prayers, poems hymns and rituals. • A Hindu text that allowed Hindus to practice without Brahmins. • ...

14 Clues: followed by the samurai • go back to the way it was • a level of the japan army • religion focused on nature • method of clearing the mind • lord who supported the shogun • gets to hang out with the emperor • form of Buddhism focused on paradise • Golden Age between 8th-12th centuries • the head of the military government of Japan • ...

14 Clues: last battle of the rev war • riot that happened on march 5, 1770 • commander in chief of the british army • sole of the supply of a good or service • philosopher from the enlightenment period • colonists threw tea in harbor in protests • a person who remain neutral foreign affairs • pamphlet by Thomas Paine and published in 1776 • ...

14 Clues: the national razor • the king at the time • the number of estates • monarchs were replaced with these • second estate refuses to pay these • third estate consisted of these people • ideals of this was spread throughout Europe • this type of authority ended with the revolution • members of this estate formed the national assembly • ...

14 Clues: going without food • Longest Indian religion • a state of perfect peace • is the process of rebirth • The avoidance of violent actions • the effect of a good or bad action • the focusing of the mind on spiritual ideas • A large landmass that's smaller than a continent. • The most important language of the ancient Indians • ...

14 Clues: war over british expansion • "shot heard around the world" • A response the the "boston tea party" • borrowed ideas from enlightenment thinkers • believed in seperation of church and state • stood against taxation without representation • The crown taxed most of the printed materials in 1765 • british troops fire into a mob and killed five colonists • ...

15 Clues: Siddhartha's Mentor • The enlightened ferryman • Siddhartha's closest friend • The protagonist/hero in the book • The class which siddhartha was born into • Spiritual Awareness, siddhartha's main goal • One who encourages or guides someone to a goal • The courtesan who teaches siddhartha about love • Person who taught Siddhartha to trade and gamble • ...

14 Clues: followed by the samurai • go back to the way it was • a level of the japan army • religion focused on nature • method of clearing the mind • lord who supported the shogun • gets to hang out with the emperor • form of Buddhism focused on paradise • Golden Age between 8th-12th centuries • the head of the military government of Japan • ...

13 Clues: where Tio passed away • a Spanish colony near China • The economic system of colonial Spain • Simon Bolivars lover; colonel in the military • people of mixed African and European heritage • strong local leaders with regional power bases • the success of this revolution inspired Simon Bolivar • Simon Bolivar believed in the abolition of this labor system • ...

13 Clues: Maori canoes • Natives of New Zealand • An act passed in 1863 by Britain • Natives working for the government • What ocean is New Zealand located in? • Dutchman who attacked the Maori people in 1642 • Who got into a conflict with the Maori People? • Treaty of _____ caused tensions between Maori and Britain • To identify with one's own nation and support its interests • ...

13 Clues: salt tax • urban elite of the third estate • Palace where the King of France lived • tax on everything from soap to tobacco • name of the estate the nobility was from • what percentage of land did the clergy own • Louis XIV nickname, the greatest king of France • who took over France after the death of Robespierre • land tax where the nobility and clergy were exempt from • ...

18 Clues: A literary movement • The butterfly is a? • What does poetry do? • Attributes that Nature is given? • Wordsworth's friend and colleague? • A recurring theme in Romantic poetry • 'Lines Written in Early Spring' is a? • Used in 'Lines Written in Early Spring' • The second character in 'To a Butterfly' • Wordsworth went on a walking tour of ___? • ...

18 Clues: items of religious devotion • The teachings of the Buddha • head lama of Tibetan Buddhism • Buddhist doctrine of "no soul" • teachers and heads of monasteries • The spiritual goal for all Buddhists • prominent branch of Buddhism in Tibet • the community of monks, nuns, and lay persons • The inspiration to become a monk for Siddhartha • ...

20 Clues: Significant advancement or progress. • Act of making something known or visible. • Process of acquiring knowledge or skills. • Greek term expressing a joyful discovery. • Act of making known or revealing something. • Creation of a new product, process, or idea. • Act of revealing or making information known. • Ability to judge or understand things clearly. • ...

18 Clues: Its length is infinite. • an object remains the same. • it can be modeled by a dot. • amount of space an object occupies. • ito ay positibong emosyon o pakiramdam. • are objects that have two or mose sides. • pamamagitan ng pakalap ng ginto at pilak. • Likas na posisyon na itinalaga sa is ang tao. • Mga impormasyon na maaring mapatunayang totoo. • ...

18 Clues: priests • the creator god • the preserver god • the destroyer god • a belief in one god • laborers and servants • a set of 4 sacred texts • warriors and government leaders • a belief in many gods and goddesses • a social class that you are born into • commoners who are farmers and merchants • your spirit that will one day reunite with Brahman • ...

18 Clues: extreme oldness • extremely hungry • talking, complaining • a disorderly outburst or tumult • showing inventiveness and skill • make a monotonous low dull sound • a loud, harsh, or strident noise • old and twisted and covered in lines • any of the larger branches of a tree • the act of lying or tricking someone • lacking enlightenment or knowledge or culture • ...

20 Clues: Toussaint was given the name • Bolivar was also known as the • How many estates did France have • What did Bolivar serve as in Peru • Toussaint involved in the ________ Revolution • Who did Toussaint help defeat the Spanish forces • Domingue Where did Toussaint lead a slave revolt • The _______ estate in France was treated unfairly • ...

18 Clues: student of socrates • the soul is immortal • use of material power • is the voice of authority • has significally changed society • adult ego state is the rational person • the last stage for the self development • personality, character, defining values • is the study of people, past and present • the second stage for the self development • ...

11 Clues: "Age of reason" • Helped discover & explain planetary motion. • Idea that the planets orbit around the sun. • who constructed the first working telescope. • Scientist who devolved the three laws of motion. • Idea that can be changed due to further evidence. • A deaf musician who is known for his 9 symphonies • Idea that the Earth is the center of the universe. • ...

11 Clues: England's first colony in America • Pilgrims and Puritans settled here • Home of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson • Settled by religious immigrants called Quakers • This man believed that all men have natural rights • Italian explorer who reached the New World in 1492 • Movement of great thinkers that influenced American colonists • ...

11 Clues: Feudal military Government. • Word meaning "Enlightened Ruler". • Former symbol of status in Japan. • First sector that was reformed in Japan. • All the reformations that westernized Japan. • This sector grew a lot after the previous reformations. • War fought between the Qing dynasty and the Japanese Empire. • ...

11 Clues: a strong disagreement • to formally approve a plan or agreement • a country governed by elected officials • supporting ideas of freedom, change, and progress • a difference between two statements or situations • to agree or pledge to support someone or something • a basic set of ideas used to develop a larger plan • ...

11 Clues: A private school run by women. • Bring a type of goods to a location. • where elected officials lead a country • People of good social class, below Nobles. • Deliver or send a certain goods to a countr. • The state of having knowledge or understanding. • A religous revival that impacted the English colonies. • A person that works to gain a certain type of knowledge. • ...

11 Clues: Middle Class • Lead the Reign of Terror • Continent where France is located • The Directory used this to enforce its authority • Bad harvests and manufacturing helped bring this about • Because Napoleon was engaged in these his empire failed • Prison attacked at the beginning of the French Revolution • Members of the Paris Commune who wore a distinctive long pants • ...

11 Clues: government in power • French Revolution began here • unjust treatment over a long period of time • Court Oath, pledge to create a constitution • rights, idea that all humans are born with rights • _________________ of the Rights of Man and Citizen • Assembly, It passed the Declaration of the Rights of Man • General, meeting to discuss the financial crises in France • ...

11 Clues: absolute monarch • what was a serious problem the king faced • how were the judges of the Tribunal chosen • who created the Declaration of the Rights of Man • process of developing machine production of goods • what upset the French nobility about the revolution • a group of social thinkers in France during the Enlightenment • ...

11 Clues: 16th king of France • Beheaded the queen of France • Estate made up of lower class • An uprising of French citizens • this was raised by King Louis XVI • crowned himself emperor of France • the tool used to behead the king and queen • King Louis XVI was found guilty of ------- and later executed. • The spark that ignited the French Revolution was actually government ---- • ...

11 Clues: A warlike Native American tribe • Major changes in farming methods • William Penn's plan for governing Pennsylvania • William Penn's name for his Pennsylvania colony • rights that all people have simply by being human • Laws that divided common farmland into private fields • The Wampanoag king who fought against English colonists • ...

18 Clues: an opponent of a strong central government. • colonists who supported American independence from Britain. • supporters of the Constitution and of a strong national government. • the group of department heads who serve as the president’s chief advisers. • colonists who supported the British government during the American Revolution. • ...

15 Clues: The invisible life force. • A subtle energy center in the body. • Full awareness of invisible Reality • The religious community in Sikhism. • Moral order, righteousness, religion. • Practices for union with the true Self. • The holy Name of God, as recited by Sikhs. • A sudden experience of enlightened awareness. • ...

15 Clues: The individual soul • Invisible life forces • Doctrine of voidness, emptiness • Action: the law of cause and effect • Holy name of God as recited by Sikhs • Principle that there is no eternal self • Taking a flexible, non-dogmatic approach • Intuitive knowledge of spiritual realities • Community meal for all, regardless of caste or position • ...

15 Clues: chief of the Ottawas • legislative body of England • transatlantic system of trade • person who becomes the property of others • area colonized by France in North America • worldwide struggle between France and Britain • revival of religious feeling in American colonies • the transfer of the British monarchy in 1688-1689 • ...

15 Clues: not knowing(adjective) • an importunate request or demand(noun) • free from agitation : CALM (adjective) • hard to comprehend or define(adjective) • of little worth or importance(adjective) • to make an earnest request to someone(verb) • spiritual or intellectual enlightenment(noun) • difficult to understand or perceive(adjective) • ...

15 Clues: poor people. • paid no taxes. • 17th century palace. • owned 30% of the land. • king or queen-led government. • french medieval fortress in Paris. • major European history turning point. • absolute monarch ruled over a society. • french royal house descended through Louis XVI. • was a European cultural and philosophical movement. • ...

15 Clues: A verb for the word bring • What are Internal Controls? • Brace yourself Internal Audit …………… • Why internal controls are important? • How many reasonable assurances are there? • Which month comes after IA Awareness month? • Internal Auditing will help attain which vision? • Internal Auditing brings a systematic, disciplined • ...

15 Clues: war in 1754 • First president • father of the constitution • document of government for the United states • ideals from this movement fuled the revolution • law for settling past the appalachian mountains • city that British troops siezed in the revolution • military force made up of volunteers and civilians • Britian put these on goods imported to the colonies • ...

10 Clues: protected individual freedoms • opposed the British settlement of his new land • gave a powerful sermon during the Great Awakening • the idea that reason and logic can improve society • one of the most important leaders of the great awakening • arrived with soldiers,found the area under French control • came from a life of slavery and survived the Middle Passage • ...

10 Clues: a series of holy wars • the name for a deadly disease • the holy land for multiple religions • the religious leader who began crusades • said to have been the richest man in history • a religion that centers around one god and a prophet • a religion that centers around karma and reincarnation • a religion that centers around multiple gods and enlightenment • ...

10 Clues: lasts for eight nights • also known as the Winter solstice • people eat Toshikoshi Soba noodles • dinner consisted of meatloaf on a bed of lettuce • celebrated to remember the birth of Jesus Christ • Each of the candles represents a different principle • when the rich used to box up gifts to give to the poor • ...

10 Clues: a pilgrimage to Makkah • based on a set of beliefs • the movement to end slavery. • a grant of land made to a vassal. • the office or dominion of a caliph • a covered market in Islamic cities. • doctrine that recognizes a god as the author of nature. • a person who finds new business opportunities and new ways to make a profit. • ...

10 Clues: Life, liberty and property • Set limits on monarchs power • a period of science and reason • his idea was separation of powers • first idea of social contract (last name only) • this is typically a government based on blood ties • agreed with social contract but must be popular to have legitimacy • government officially adopted after the 13 colonies broke away from GB • ...

10 Clues: Ancient Hindu sacred texts. • The belief in rebirth after death. • The Hindu creator god, he has 4 heads. • Liberation from the cycle of rebirth in Hinduism. • The central problem that Buddhism seeks to address and overcome. • The Buddhist practice to overcome desire and reach enlightenment. • The law of cause and effect, where actions determine future outcomes. • ...

10 Clues: A state of deeper understanding. • An acceptance that something is true. • Radical or sudden change in the government. • Belief that certain ideas or things are important. • Being free from restrictions on what people can do. • Change which is a result of an action or other cause. • Things that become different to what they were previously. • ...

10 Clues: German prime minister and military leader. • Loyalty to a particular cultural identity. • A poorly planned and fought war over the Balkans. • The production of materials from individual's homes. • A philosopher who would lay the basis for Socialism. • The belief that the world should be viewed realistically. • ...

10 Clues: The belief that there is no permanent self • One sight that showed illness and physical pain • One sight that showed Siddhartha people grow old • The Buddhist word for suffering or dissatisfaction • A practice of calmly observing thoughts and the mind • The name Siddhartha was given after becoming enlightened • ...

10 Clues: lasts for eight nights • also known as the Winter solstice • people eat Toshikoshi Soba noodles • dinner consisted of meatloaf on a bed of lettuce • celebrated to remember the birth of Jesus Christ • Each of the candles represents a different principle • when the rich used to box up gifts to give to the poor • ...

10 Clues: The creator • The destroyer • the preserver • enlightened one. • self-realization • the rebirth of a soul in a new body. • A major religious and cultural tradition of South Asia, which developed from Vedic religion. • a widespread Asian religion or philosophy, founded by Siddhartha Gautama in northeastern India in the 5th century BC. • ...

10 Clues: Are the third and last state • A movement that removed the french king • They are the second state in the division • During the 1600s gradually took power away • Is a division and they are the first state. • Political ideas helped shape modern government • The french domination led growing that movement. • Is a fight that was in the same place that star in 1642. • ...

10 Clues: Europeans raected against this. • One thing all Europeans had in common. • Romantics was often glorified during the.... • A new style of painting that changed art forever. • Movement that value feelings and emotions above reason. • The most popular music in Europe during the middle ages. • Spanish painter that had the most influence on modern art. • ...

10 Clues: what president the declaration • which american document have influenced this statement • which french philosopher advocated this type of freedon • what south america country became independents in the 1800s • which ealeir injustice precipitated a need for this statement • what ealeir 'social distinctions' probably caused this statment • ...

10 Clues: three-way trading process • religious and rebirth movement • France colonized in July of 1534 • middle leg of the transatlantic trade triangle • a slave rebellion in the South Carolina colony • also known as the Odawa war chief of Pontiac's war • emphasizing reason and individualism rather than tradition • ...

10 Clues: _______ Gutenberg made the printing press. • Niccolo Machiavelli wrote the book _________. • ______ copernicus made the Heliocentric System. • The period of Enlightenment was called the _________. • ____________'s work was inspired by classical antiquity. • Aside from Rome, ______ drew the attention of the Italians • ...

10 Clues: an agreement • the lawmaking body of England • a large farm where slaves worked in the colonies • a group who wanted to reform the Church of England • the ship on which the Pilgrims came to Plymouth colony • 18th century intellectual movement that emphasized reason • laws passed by the British to control colonial trade (2 words together) • ...

10 Clues: Who were the wealthiest? • Example of a white collar worker. • what llead to a demand for teachers? • What did the middle class all have in common. • What was the main option for women's careers? • What emerged during the enlightenment advocating for women's rights? • What became widespread in the late 19th century and early 20th century? • ...

10 Clues: laws put in place by Napoleon • The Napoleonic wars led to revolutions here • Dictator that took over after French Revolution • enlightenment thinker who fought for free speech • cause of both the French and American Revolution • Napoleonic wars led to this empires political collapse • French king had to do this during the French Revolution • ...

10 Clues: Protestant group. • Laws made for slaves. • A religious group that was in New Jersey. • Religious movement that changed colonial religion. • Separatist group that left England to escape prosecution. • Spread the idea that reason and logic could improve society. • Contract that agreed to have fair laws to protect the general good. • ...

10 Clues: Selfless service in Sikhism. • Number of days Diwali is typically celebrated. • The goddess of wealth worshipped during Diwali. • The mughal emperor who imprisoned Guru Hargobind. • In the Hindu lunar calendar, V_____ marks the new year. • C_________ come together to celebrate the joy during Diwali. • ...

13 Clues: Dupont de Nemours second leading spokesman of the rising Physiocrats • Smith is founder & favors a limited role for government in economic life • Diderot Co-founder and contributor along with Jean to the Encyclopedia (1713-1784) • Adam Smith believed the best way to encourage economic growth was to allow individuals to purse • ...

9 Clues: a cruel and oppressive ruler • first written constitution of the United States • tax or duty to be paid on a particular class of imports or exports • Common Sense-pamphlet advocating independence from Great Britain to people in the Thirteen Colonies • type of government in which the power is divided between the national government and other governmental units • ...