The document is a crossword puzzle about key figures and ideas from the Enlightenment period. It contains the names of philosophers like Locke, Voltaire, and Rousseau who advocated new ideas about natural rights, separation of church and state, and the social contract. It also includes scientists like Copernicus and Newton who developed new theories about astronomy and physics that challenged older ideas. The crossword clues define terms associated with the Enlightenment such as "secular," "democracy," and "enlightenment" that describe the emerging political philosophies and shift away from absolute monarchy of the time.
The document is a crossword puzzle about key figures and ideas from the Enlightenment period. It contains the names of philosophers like Locke, Voltaire, and Rousseau who advocated new ideas about natural rights, separation of church and state, and the social contract. It also includes scientists like Copernicus and Newton who developed new theories about astronomy and physics that challenged older ideas. The crossword clues define terms associated with the Enlightenment such as "secular," "democracy," and "enlightenment" that describe the emerging political philosophies and shift away from absolute monarchy of the time.
The document is a crossword puzzle about key figures and ideas from the Enlightenment period. It contains the names of philosophers like Locke, Voltaire, and Rousseau who advocated new ideas about natural rights, separation of church and state, and the social contract. It also includes scientists like Copernicus and Newton who developed new theories about astronomy and physics that challenged older ideas. The crossword clues define terms associated with the Enlightenment such as "secular," "democracy," and "enlightenment" that describe the emerging political philosophies and shift away from absolute monarchy of the time.
2. Government that has no connection to the chruch/religion. = secular
8. Also know as the Age of Reason. = enlightenment 9. Government ruled by the people for the people. = democracy 11. Thinker title during the time period. = philosophe 12. Scientist who came up with the heliocentric theroy. =copernicus 13. The rights that could not be taken away. =inalienable 15. Study of the stars. = astronomy 16. Idea that the earth was in the center of the universe. = geocentric 19. Wrote over 70 books . = voltaire 20. Is a person who wrote the book The Social Contract. = rousseau 21. He published the laws of gravity. = Newton Down 1. Supported womens education.
wollstonecraft 3. Usally given from someone of royal blood granting certain rights. = charter 4. Study of the body. = anatomy 5. Use in the study of science , look at things in close detail. = microscope 6. Used to study the Heavens. = telescope 7. Idea that the sun is in the center of the universe. = Heliocentric 10. Person who came up with the idea of seperation of powers. = montesquieu 14. Tool used for measuring atmospheric pressure. = Barometer 15. Government of self rule. = autocracy 17. Created the first telescope. = galileo 18. The person who believed in natural rights. = locke
Across 2. Supported women's education. = Wollstonecraft 5. Wrote over 70 books . = voltaire 9. Government that has no connection to the church/religion. = secular 11. Also known as the Age of Reason. = enlightenment 12. Government ruled by the people for the people. = democracy 16. Use in the study of science , look at things in close detail. = microscope 17. The person who believed in natural rights. = locke 18. Idea that the sun is in the center of the universe. = Heliocentric 19. Used to study the Heavens. = telescopes
Down 1. Thinker title during the time period. = philosophes 3. Person who came up with the idea of separation of powers. = montesquieu 4. Idea that the earth was in the center of the universe. = geocentric 6. Study of the stars. = astronomy 7. He published the laws of gravity. = Newton 8. Is a person who wrote the book The Social Contract. = rousseau 10. Scientist who came up with the heliocentric theory. = copernicus 13. Father of the method = Descartes 14. Father of the calculation infinitecimal = Leibniz 15. Created the first telescope. = galileo
Government of self rule. = autocracy
Gobierno que no tiene conexin con la iglesia / religin. = secular Tambin conocido como la Edad de la Razn. = iluminacin Gobierno gobernado por el pueblo para el pueblo. = democracia Ttulo para el pensador durante el perodo de tiempo. = Filsofo Cientfico que se le ocurri la teora heliocntrica. = Coprnico Estudio de las estrellas. = astronoma Idea de que la Tierra estaba en el centro del universo. = geocntrica Escribi ms de 70 libros. = voltaire Es una persona que escribi el libro El Contrato Social. = rousseau Public las leyes de la gravedad. = Newton Apoy la educacin de las mujeres. = Wollstonecraft Estudio del cuerpo. = anatoma Usado en el estudio de la ciencia, ver algo cerca y detallado = microscopio Se utiliza para estudiar los cielos. = telescopio Idea de que el sol est en el centro del universo. = heliocntrico La persona que se le ocurri la idea de la separacin de poderes. = Montesquieu Herramienta utilizada para medir la presin atmosfrica. = Barmetro Gobierno de si msmo. = autocracia Creado el primer telescopio. = galileo La persona que cree en los derechos naturales. = locke
like me that we see huge changes in the world in terms of the way people you government. For the long history of the world it was always thinking and it was the job that king to make sure that people's mama that people did what they were supposed to do and it was the job of the king to rule the hacking. come with tell people what to do and the people we do and you have a whole lot choice because the king's power was what we call absolute. These kings were known as absolute marks because they have absolute power over the people that they will where they get this absolute power from believe that they've got the absolute power from God about the king and he's referred to this as their divine right king.
the divine right when the right from god come down to the king and the king tell people what to do.
Locke : people are born into the world with work all national rights he said there are three basic natural rights of the people and those rights our life people are born with their life, liberty and their property. locke said the role of government is to protect your 3 basic natural rights
M : Es uno de los filsofos y ensayistas ilustrados ms relevantes en especial por la articulacin de la teora de la separacin de poderes Montesquieu desarroll las ideas de John Locke acerca de la divisin de poder.
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Voltaire : the government needs to be separate from at church. Separation between the state the church.
Locke talked about natural rights
Verdaderas Hobbes affirms the sovereignty of the king John Locke thought that the State's main mission is to protect the natural rights John Locke proposes that sovereignty emanates from the people; the property, life and liberty are natural rights of men. Montesquieu is one of the Enlightenment philosophers and essayists most relevant, especially by the articulation of the theory of separation of powers. Montesquieu developed the ideas of John Locke about the division of power. Rousseau produces one of the most important works of the Age of Enlightenment; through its Social Contract Rousseau brings up a new policy. This new policy is based on the general will, and the people as sovereign. Voltaire defended the peaceful coexistence of people of different faiths and religions. Absolute monarchy is a form of government in which the monarch has absolute power.
Falsas The idea of separation between church and state was proposed by John Locke. The division of powers exist in the absolute monarchy John Locke this agree with the ideas of Hobbes