SophiaForteUnit9Vocab

3. a form of government where one person holds all the power
4. a Scottish inventor who was known for modifying the steam engine to help start the industrial revolution
5. an English philosopher, scientist, and historian, who was the founder of modern political philosophy.
7. a meeting in which european powers met to negotiate land claims in Africa
9. someone who doesn't believe in a widely accepted belief
10. the increase of people living in towns and cities
13. a set of steps to take to acquire knowledge that was used in the 17th century
17. The theory that the sun is at the center point of the universe.
18. a form of government in which businesses are owned by the government and everybody shares wealth
19. A philosopher, astronomer, and mathematician who made advancements in astronomy, motion and the scientific method.

1. An enlightenment thinker and physician who created the idea of popular sovereignty and was known as the father of liberalism.
2. someone who starts a business knowing the risks of a potential enterprise.
6. a territory in which a foreign country holds the power
8. increases a country’s power through military and diplomacy.
11. a form of government in which industries are owned by workers instead of private businesses
12. places in which people worked that often included low pay and harsh conditions.
14. Creator of the 3 laws of physics and contributed the most to the scientific revolution.
15. A political philosopher, judge, and historian who introduced the idea of the separation of powers.
16. A French enlightenment writer and philosopher who was famous for his criticism of Christianity and Slavery