Module 18: Enlightenment

Thomas Hobbes talked about:

The Enlightenment was also known as _________________.

Rationalism was a method made by _______________.

The the American System, Baron de Montesquieu;s ideas are known as ____________.

Adam Smith’s ideas:

Catherine the Great was an Enlightened Monarch

Adam Smith’s ideas for the economy were known as ________________.

Emile was a book by ________________

Thomas Hobbes believed in a government by the people

Who helped the Americans defeat the British?

The heliocentric theory replaced the earlier ______________.

Thomas Hobbes believed God’s rules were _________________.

Baron de Montesquieu believed the government should have ________________.

Balancing powers was a belief promoted by _______________.

An Italian lawyer who believed in fairness under the law was _____________.

Locke believed people had the right to ______________.

Deductive reasoning starts with _________________.

The center of European thinking during the Enlightenment was ______________.

Newton’s discoveries were made possible by _____________________.

Denis Diderot’s Encyclopedia was opposed by _________________

Understanding the Human Condition was a book by _____________.

Enlightenment thinkers believed in _________________ and progress.

The Encyclopedia was opposed by the church because it _____________.

What was Francois Marie Arouet’s Pen name?

Mary Wollstonecraft believed:

“… and the life of man, solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short.”

The Crusades brought knowledge back from Muslims

Newton’s religious belief was _________.

A testable guess is called:

Inductive Reasoning starts with______________

The Wealth of Nations was a book by ____________.

What is NOT a scientific discovery pioneered by Newton?

Which was NOT a new form of Enlightenment entertainment?

The Boston Tea Party was a _______________________

To discuss art and ideas, people gathered in ____________.

American colonists found support from _____________ in the Revolution.

“Being all equal and independent no one out to harm another’s life, health or possessions” by

Who created the first encyclopedia?

John Locke’s ideas influenced ____________________.

After the English Civil War, __________________ wrote about the Social Contract.

Leviathan was a book by ________________.

Montesquieu’s ideas of divided powers is called _____________.

A fancy style of architecture from the Enlightenment was ___________

The Vindication of the Rights of Women was written by ____________________.

An agreement between people to invest their rights with each other in a government is a:

Scientists were challenging __________________.

The American colonies were angry at Britain because ______________.

In his book, Leviathan, Thomas Hobbes described government like a __________________.

The Enlightened Monarch from Prussia was __________________.

The first modern novel was ________________.

Social critics were called _____________.

Hobbes believed the most powerful force in government should be: __________________.

Locke and Hobbes were influenced by ______________.

Hoe did Voltaire criticize people with power?

John Lock’s ideas for shared basic needs was called ________________

Enlightenment thinkers supported women’s equality

Which empire did NOT colonize America?

The British wanted the American colonies because _____________.

John Locke believed without s king people would fight

Rousseau said ________________________________.

What was NOT one of the main beliefs of the Philosophes?

“… he is led by an invisible hand.” By

Western Civilization is rooted in Rome and Greece.

Enlightenment thinkers helped influence _____________________.

Who went to school in Enlightenment Europe?

To stop American colonists from selling goods to other nations cheaply, Britain used the:

John Locke’s ideas:

A style inspired by Greece and Rome was ___________________.

Before the Enlightenment people got truth and information from:

The Heliocentric system was pioneered by ______________.

John Locke believed in the rights of _________________.

Baron de Montesquieu liked the _______________

Some rulers embraced new ideas. They were called ________________.

Candide was a book by _______________.

“I may not agree with what you say, but I will defend with my life your right to say it”, was said by:

A movement that valued reason and the individual:

Understanding the universe was made possible through the _______________.