Unit 8 Review

5. Idea proposed by Locke, Hobbes, and Rousseau that during a state of nature, people would agree to give up some of their freedom to make a government that protects rights
7. philosophical movement stressing reason and influencing all of this unit's Revolutions
10. What most Enlightenment thinkers thought was the basis of government
12. The Declaration of Independence said the American colonists had a right to do this to the British government

1. American colonists were upset because they didn’t have this when they were taxed by the British
2. The ability to decide for yourself; a major goal of revolutionaries
3. This showed the French that a revolution based on the Enlightenment was possible
4. What many European countries thought was the basis of government before the Enlightenment
6. Document from the Glorious Revolution that limited the power of kings and queens and made England a constitutional monarchy
8. Emperor of France who took over after the Revolution and tried to conquer Europe
9. The type of government that both England and France had before their Revolutions. England had a constitutional one and France had an absolute one.
11. Idea proposed by John Locke that everyone is born with the rights to life, liberty, and property