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- 3. Joseph II, of Austria and Maria Theresa's, ended serfdom and made taxes ___ for nobles and peasants.
- 4. The end of the Enlightenment led to _____ because the lower class demanded their basic rights.
- 5. most active city during the Enlightenment
- 9. Frederick II of Prussia abolished tortured, established ____ and was known as "The Great"
- 11. Hasidism promoted religious ___ (excitement).
- 13. Enlightenment opponents did not agree with the ideas of the Enlightenment because they felt it took away feelings and __ in the world.
- 15. celebrated the emotion and the individual
- 16. Mary Wollstonecraft believed that men and women should have the same educational rights because both need to contribute _____.
- 17. Rousseau was a French man who believed people need to rely on instinct and emotion rather than ___.
- 19. John Wesley established this religion in 1736.
- 20. established the Moravian Brethren in 1720 which was a mystical and emotional form of Christianity
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- 1. Imanual Kant of Germany thought of this concept that focused on spiritual issues such as God and wrote about spiritual and physical worlds intermixing
- 2. Maria Theresa of Austria was known as a ____.
- 5. spread the idea of scientific ideas and theories and also believed in freedom of speech and basic rights for all
- 6. men and women began to see the world in this way instead of a world run by magic
- 7. wrote the Spirit of Laws which discussed the branches of government and their powers
- 8. monarchs who supported the Enlightenment were called Enlightened ____
- 10. Catherine II of Russia reformed many ___.
- 12. written by Dennis Diderot and he was imprisoned because it was believed to be heresy
- 14. wrote poetry and plays; believed in religious liberty and freedom of the press
- 18. Monarchs ended the Enlightenment because they were scared of losing their ___.