The Enlightenment

3. A economic system in which the means of production are privately owned and are operated for profit
6. reform movements to provide rights and equality extended to freedom for enslaved people and the end of serfdom
11. the intellectual and ideological movement centered in 18th century Europe that rejected traditional ways, in favor of the application of logic and reasoning
12. John Locke proposed when a child was born, their mind was like a “blank slate” waiting to be filled with knowledge
14. the beleif in traditional institutions, favoring reliance on practical experience over ideological theory
15. The emergence of the movement of women’s rights and equality
17. a system of direct or public worker ownership for the means of production

1. the desire of Jews to reestablish an independent homeland where their ancestors once lived
2. Acts of violence and hate towards Jews and Pogroms
4. author of The Wealth of Nation
5. the belief that a divinity set natures laws of motion
7. immense loyalty toward people who share the same culture and language as you
8. the political ideology that focused on civil rights and protection
9. Government stays separate from the economy.
10. leader of Zionism
13. the belief that knowledge comes from sensed experience from observation such as experiments
16. an agreement between individuals to form a political society under certain conditions