Chapter 22 Review!

A group of thinkers in France during the Enlightenment.

Art style characterized by a grand, ornate style. (Think of Versailles)

Famous woman of the Enlightenment who argued women needed to work in politics and medicine, and have access to education

The Geocentric theory states that the planets orbit around the Earth.

What three natural rights did John Locke believe in?

French writer, who went by a pen name rather than his actual given name.

Denis Diderot continued publishing Encyclopedia even after it was censored.

This Italian scientist invented the telescope. Later, he faced an Inquisition for his beliefs.

The Heliocentric theory states the planets orbit around the Earth as well.

Montesquieu gave us what two ideas, that are essential to America's democracy.

This Enlightenment thinker stood alone in his beliefs. He argued his ideas in his book, the Leviathan.

Who were the three Enlightened Despots from Section 3?

First President of the United States. Also, served as the top general in the Revolutionary War.

This idea was argued for by two Enlightenment thinkers. Both believed it was an agreement between the people, and gov.

What radical reform did Joseph II of Austria impose on his subjects?

Who came up with the Heliocentric theory?

This Enlightenment thinker believed in individual freedom, and that good government comes from all people.

What area of government did Cesare Beccaria believe needed to change?

What was the first vaccine invented for? And who invented it?

This famous document was signed on July 4, 1776. It signaled the colonies were no longer a part of Britain.

Which of the following was NOT a legacy of the Enlightenment?

This scientist theorized the laws of motion and laws of gravity.

Famous French writer who wrote volumes of books about Enlightenment ideas.

Term used to describe the place where the wealthy in France would talk about Enlightenment ideas.

This was developed by two scientists. It asks you to form a hypothesis, and test it with an experiment.