Enlightenment
Across
- 1. Kings with complete power, ruled without regard to their nation’s people
- 6. French writer who championed free speech and criticized religious intolerance
- 7. English philosopher who promoted natural rights and government by consent
- 8. Basic freedoms all people are born with, like life, liberty, and property
- 9. Thinker who proposed the separation of powers in government
- 10. Core Enlightenment belief that human logic can solve social and political problems
- 11. Focus on worldly concerns and reason rather than religious authority
- 12. Philosopher who believed in the general will and wrote The Social Contract
- 14. Editor of the Encyclopédie who aimed to compile human knowledge
Down
- 2. The idea that governments derive their power from the people
- 3. Believed people are naturally cruel, greedy and selfish.
- 4. Philosopher who defined Enlightenment as thinking for oneself
- 5. Belief in a non-intervening creator based on reason and nature
- 7. Economic principle calling for minimal government interference
- 13. Economist who wrote The Wealth of Nations and supported free markets