Absolutism, Scientific Revolution, and Enlightenment

The Glorious Revolution of 1688 allowed the British Parliament to:

Name given to the theory that the sun is the center of the universe.

John Locke's ideas of "life, liberty, and property" were quotes by Thomas Jefferson in

Which Enlightenment philosopher coined the term Enlightenment

This Enlightenment philosopher was against the use of torture and believed that people were innocent until proven guilty

The Glorious Revolution was the result of a bloody civil war that was led by a commoner, not of noble blood, named:

Author of the Leviathan. He believed that a monarch's power was protected by social contracts and vice versa:

Diderot is most famous for compiling the 

ALL of the following spread the ideas of the Enlightenment philosophers EXCEPT

The group most opposed to the Scientific Revolution was

The Palace of Versaille was intriguing because:

Isaac Newton and Johann Kepler are most closely associated with

Author of On the Revolution of Heavenly Spheres and Father of the Scientific Revolution.

Used to justify a king's absolute authority. It means the right to rule from GOD.

He used Tycho Brahe's mathematical calculations to prove Copernicus.

Kepler, Galileo, and Copernicus are credited with

The best example of an Absolute monarch is

The Glorious Revolution of 1688 is associated with

Which of the following would argue that absolute power is corrupt:

He argued that our ability to think and reason distinguishes humans from other animals.

William Harvey is best known for his study of

This author wrote The Spirit of Laws and argued that the powers of government must be divided. "Checks and Balances."

The Enlightenment was a response to the Age of Absolutism which took place

The French Revolution was likely cause by

Another name for the era of Enlightenment because of its link to the concepts of "thinking" and "challenging."

The Palace of Versailles was built by

Credited with building French Absolutism. He put his commitment to religion "aside" to strengthen the power of the king

He believed in freedom of speech and religion

She was the feminist who authored "A Vindication of the Rights of Women." 

This word means the right to rule oneself:

Louis XIV used many effective instruments to control nobles expecially:

This English king was tried for treason and executed by Oliver Cromwell during the bloody English Civil War:

This philosopher argued for support of the "general will" and said "Man is born free but everywhere he is in chains."

The book that was often considered the source of all knowledge in Europe up until the late 1500s was

Political reforms and revolutions that ended absolute monarchy in France are linked to

In the eyes of the Enlightenment philosophers, the most IDEAL form of government was a