American Revolution & Enlightenment
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- 4. πΊπΈ Colonists who supported independence
- 6. π Document signed in 1776 expressing colonial freedom
- 7. π Term for rights all humans are born with (life, liberty, etc.)
- 11. π Author of Two Treatises of Government, believed in natural rights
- 12. π The intellectual movement inspiring the revolution
- 13. π Philosopher who emphasized empiricism and the scientific method
- 14. π’ Enlightenment thinker who said government should protect natural rights
- 16. π Voltaire criticized this institution for abusing its power
- 17. π° Law passed by Britain taxing all printed materials in the colonies
- 19. βοΈ Voltaire defended this right more than any other
- 20. π Philosopher who believed in the social contract and popular sovereignty
- 21. π§ββοΈ Enlightenment idea: the law should apply equally to everyone
- 22. ποΈ Rousseau believed government should be based on the ________ contract
- 24. βοΈ Final major battle of the American Revolution (1781)
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- 1. π British monarch during the American Revolution
- 2. π Work by Rousseau on political freedom: The Social ________
- 3. βοΈ French philosopher who advocated separation of powers
- 5. π The idea that power comes from the people, not a monarch
- 8. π¬ Phrase from Locke: "Life, Liberty, and ________"
- 9. π£οΈ English thinker known for his pessimistic view of human nature; supported strong governments
- 10. π‘οΈ French Enlightenment thinker who argued for freedom of speech
- 12. π Movement emphasizing reason, science, and individual rights
- 15. π¦ Protest event involving tea and a harbor
- 18. π₯ Pamphlet by Thomas Paine encouraging independence
- 19. βοΈ Enlightenment idea promoting division of powers in government (Montesquieu)
- 23. ποΈ First major battle of the Revolution (1775)