The Englightenment

1. An anti-constitution document that fears the government will become too powerful
3. everybody is accountable to the law of the land, even the leader of the nation.
6. A government that does not have absolute power, and usually is heavily restricted in what it can do.
8. says that their God-given rights are compelling them to separate
9. An intellectual and Philosophical movement that occurred throughout the 17th and 18th centuries
10. A government should only be formed with the permission of the people it will govern.
11. Universal rights that cannot be taken away by a government

2. a major enlightenment idea is put front and center in the Constitution
4. One of the most influential thinkers of the Enlightenment
5. A pro-constitution document written by James Madison that warns of the dangers of factions
7. The philosophical contract between the government and the people regarding what they are willing to do for each other