What is a French Enlightenment thinker who desired reform in society during the Enlightenment?

Where could people spread and exchange Enlightenment ideas with each other?

What does it mean to restrict access to ideas and information?

What is the elegant style of art made popular during the mid-1700’s that featured light and charming designs in the shapes of leaves, shells, and flowers?

What is allowing business to operate with little to no government interference?

What is an absolute ruler who used his/her power to help bring about political & social change, like Frederick or Catherine the Great?

What type of government was created by the U.S. Constitution?

What is the basic principle that asserts that the people are the source of any and all governmental power & the government can exist only with the consent of the people?

Who believed in the separation of powers and checks & balances?

Who believed that everyone deserved the natural rights of life, liberty, and property; he also rejected absolute monarchies?

Who created a 28-volume encyclopedia to explain new ideas?

Who wrote the book The Wealth of Nations and believed free market should regulate business?

How did the Scientific Revolution lead to the Enlightenment?

Which statement best describes the ideas of Hobbes & Locke?

Which statement best summaries the difference between baroque & rococo art?

What literary form developed during the Enlightenment era?

What 2 Enlightenment ideas are found in the Declaration of Independence?

Who was the main author of the Declaration of Independence?

Why is the year 1776 considered the United States' birthday?

What idea of Montesquieu influenced the U.S. Constitution

How did France help the Americans win the Revolution?

A group called __?__ wanted to "purify" the Church of England of Catholic practices.

In a __?__, power is defined and limited by law.

What is a limited government, whose power comes from the people, based on the separation of powers & a system of checks and balances?

Who were the philosophes?

What policy of natural laws did Adam Smith urge governments to use?

How did most government & church authorities try to stop the spread of Enlightenment ideas?

What affect did Enlightenment ideas have on literature?

Which act was the tax that really angered the colonist?

Who was the primary author of the Declaration of Independence?

By 1789, what kind of government did the leaders of the new United States had establish?

What caused tensions to rise between the colonist and Britain?

What part of the Constitution protects citizen's basic rights?

What is a limited government based on the separation of powers & a system of checks and balances?

Thomas Jefferson used this Enlightenment idea from Locke when writing the Declaration of Independence?

In 1783, American, British, and French diplomats signed the this document ending the American Revolutionary War...

Why did colonists protest that they should not be taxed?

What event is said to be the start of the American Revolution?

What was the ornate style of art & architecture popular in the 1600s & 1700s?

What is the restriction on access to ideas and information?

What Enlightenment idea from Montesquieu did the founding fathers use in the Constitution?

What is a French Enlightenment thinker?

This is an elegant style of art & architecture made popular in the mid-1700s that featured designs with the shapes of leaves, shells, & flowers...

What is an agreement by which people give up some freedom to government in order to have an organized society?

How did the Scientific Revolution lead to the Enlightenment and change the way people looked at the world?

What part of the Constitution protects citizens basic rights?

What policy of natural laws did Adam Smith urge governments to use to regulate a free market with little or no government interference?