Enlightenment Puzzle

2. Morals and rules that cannot be changed no matter what
8. Symbolizes evilness in human nature
9. He is saying that we should all respect one another no matter what religion you are because in the end we are all humans
10. He concentrated on the sacredness of the social contract and believed God to be the sovereign
12. When you are born neither good nor bad
13. when laws and rules are decided on by the people not the government
15. Symbolizes unity and togetherness
16. He believed in the Protestant Parliament against the Roman Catholic King James II and he published a book on it
18. A supreme ruler, especially a monarch that Thomas Hobbes believed there should be one of
19. Rousseau influenced the first line “We the people,”
20. Symbolizes primalness

1. Humans should all be treated equally, the only way out of this was to create a supreme ruler
3. The Enlightenment taught people to be ________ of others beliefs and ideologies
4. A biblical sea monster associated with the devil that Thomas Hobbes named his book after. Represents the government.
5. Someone who believes in a single god who created the world but does not act to influence events
6. Symbolizes rescue and responsibility
7. Symbolizes intelligence in Piggy
11. An agreement among the members of a society to cooperate for social benefits
14. He believed that individuals were so fearful that they avoided violence and war
17. Purposeful, determined and unwavering person
21. Complete and unrestricted government power, usually in the hands of one person