Enlightenment Philosophers

3. the will of the majority
4. wrote the book "On the Spirit of Laws"
6. Wollstonecraft's daughter famous for writing "Frankenstein"
7. another name for the Enlightenment
11. Wrote the book "Letters of the English"
12. Voltaire praised this type of government because of the civil liberties it provided the people.
14. a necessary evil to carry out the General Will.
19. the people agree to be ruled and the ruler provides "safety."
20. wrote the book "Leviathan" where he discusses that a ruler gets his power from the people.
21. wrote the book "The Social Government" where he talked about theories of government.

1. Intellectual movement that stressed reason, thought, and the power of individuals
2. wrote the book "Two Treatises on Government" where he discusses human nature.
5. existed to preserve social order, not avenge crimes.
8. Religious intolerance, unjust taxation, and governmental absolutism where the abuses of this former French Government.
9. Advocated for women's rights such as education and entering male dominated work force.
10. His philosophy discussed how laws must be based upon natural rights and be made for all and not for one.
13. Idea from Montesquieu that the government should divide the power. "Power should be a check to power."
15. The ability to practice whichever faith you choose. This philosophy came from Voltaire.
16. Italian philosophe who focused on the justice system.
17. Locke believed people were born with these: Life, Liberty, and property
18. these forms of government use Rousseau's philosophy to justify totalitarian rule.