Enlightenment

4. Thomas _____ Author of the Declaration of Independence, which was influenced by Enlightenment thinkers.
9. Century where most of the Enlightenment took place.
10. Century when Hobbes died.
13. The act of using reason on a theory or belief.
16. Rousseau first name.
17. Believed in Separation of Power.
18. Locke's first name.
19. An original “scientific theorist” of the Enlightenment.
21. Believed in Life Liberty and Property.
24. Wollstonecraft's first name
26. The act of throwing over of a government for favor of a new system
27. Book made by Hobbes.
30. Hobbes first name.
32. A political movement of the 1700s when people questioned authority and ideas around government changed.
34. Novel by Voltaire.
37. The exercise of absolute power, especially in a cruel and oppressive way.
38. Believed in Social Contract.
39. Banned montesquieu's book.
40. A form of absolutism in which rulers during this time were influenced by the Enlightenment.

1. Voltaire first name.
2. A tyrant who is a cruel and oppressive dictator.
3. Where the Enlightenment took place.
5. Person who wanted people to practice thrift, hard work, and enlightened self-interest.
6. Believed in Absolute Monarchy.
7. Book by Rousseau.
8. Government system with 3 branches of government.
11. Book by Montesquieu.
12. Most famous Enlightenment thinker in woman rights.
14. 10 amendments guaranteeing natural rights in 1791.
15. Freedom of _____ ;A key Enlightenment concept that promotes open expression of ideas.
20. Holder of weekly salons where notable artists, writers, and politicians gathered.
22. Gathering of Enlightenment thinkers to discuss ideas
23. Rights that people are born with.
25. Smith's first name.
28. Believed in Separation of Church and State.
29. Religious _____;The acceptance of different religious beliefs and practices.
31. Person with absolute power who abused it.
33. _______ power was power that had no restrictions.
35. Where Locke and Hobbes are from.
36. Person who was ruling France when Montesquieu lived.