Samuel Macia

1. The power or right to act, speak, or think without restraint; freedom.
6. The organized machinery that implements the laws and will of a state.
8. A belief held by thinkers that truth can be discovered through logical thinking.
9. The quality or state of being treated the same in status, rights, or opportunity.
10. Information and skills acquired through experience, education, or science.
11. An 18th-century intellectual movement also known as the "Age of Reason."
12. A system where absolute monarchs tried to rule justly using Enlightenment principles.

2. A major change in thought or government, often involving the overthrow of a system.
3. The theory that government authority should be divided into separate branches.
4. Fundamental, basic freedoms that people are born with and cannot be taken away.
5. A system of government where the people hold the ultimate power.
7. The status of being a legal member of a particular country.
13. A monumental set of books created to gather and spread all human knowledge.
14. The systematic study of the natural world through observation and experimentation.