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Enlightenment Terms
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1. A major shift in thinking between 1500 and 1700 in Which modern science emerged as a new way of gaining knowledge about the natural world
Scientific Revolution
Joseph II
Social Contract
Cabinet
2. Salons & novels & art & music & Enlightened Despots
Constitutional Government
Physiocrat
Censorship
Spread of Enlightenment
3. A group of parliamentary advisers to the king that set policy (Britain)
Absolute Monarch
Divine Right
Cabinet
Social Contract
4. A system of government in which a small group holds power
Oligarchy
Constitutional Government
Salon
Cabinet
5. Belief that a rulers authority comes directly from God
Philosophe
Divine Right
Constitutional Government
Joseph II
6. Rule or law that governs human nature
Natural Law
Laissez Faire
Joseph II
Catherine the Great reforms
7. Restricting access to ideas and information
Catherine the Great reforms
Laissez Faire
Divine Right
Censorship
8. Informal social gatherings at which writers & artists & philosophers & and others exchanged ideas
Catherine the Great reforms
Scientific Revolution
Salon
Philosophe
9. Restricting access to ideas and information
Natural Right
Censorship
Salon
Constitutional Government
10. Salons & novels & art & music & Enlightened Despots
Spread of Enlightenment
Salon
Constitutional Government
Absolute Monarch
11. A ruler with complete authority over the government and the lives of the people
Spread of Enlightenment
Enlightened Despot
Absolute Monarch
Philosophe
12. Rule or law that governs human nature
Social Contract
Oligarchy
Joseph II
Natural Law
13. A policy based on the idea that government should play as small a role as possible in the ecomony
Catherine the Great reforms
Constitutional Government
Physiocrat
Laissez Faire
14. Rights that belonged to all humans from birth
Natural Right
Laissez Faire
Prime Minister
Spread of Enlightenment
15. Forced peasants to grow new crops & distributed seeds and tools & tolerated religious differences & reorganized government & and simplified laws (Prussia)
Frederick the Great reforms
Natural Right
Enlightened Despot
Cabinet
16. A government whose power is defined and limited by law
Cabinet
Philosophe
Constitutional Government
Social Contract
17. Modernized Austria's government & granted religious toleration & ended censorship & built hospitals & and abolished serfdom
Salon
Joseph II
Scientific Revolution
Prime Minister
18. Belief that a rulers authority comes directly from God
Natural Right
Divine Right
Scientific Revolution
Social Contract
19. Member of a group of Enlightenment thinkers who tried to apply the methods of science to the improvement of society
Absolute Monarch
Oligarchy
Absolute Monarch
Philosophe
20. Informal social gatherings at which writers & artists & philosophers & and others exchanged ideas
Divine Right
Spread of Enlightenment
Salon
Physiocrat
21. Made limited government and law reforms & granted nobles a charter of rights & criticized the institution of serfdom (Russia)
Salon
Catherine the Great reforms
Laissez Faire
Enlightened Despot
22. Member of a group of Enlightenment thinkers who tried to apply the methods of science to the improvement of society
Prime Minister
Enlightened Despot
Salon
Philosophe
23. The leader of the majority party in Parliament (Britain)
Prime Minister
Cabinet
Laissez Faire
Divine Right
24. A government whose power is defined and limited by law
Natural Right
Frederick the Great reforms
Constitutional Government
Absolute Monarch
25. Absolute ruler who used his or her power to bring about political and social change
Catherine the Great reforms
Natural Law
Enlightened Despot
Censorship
26. A group of parliamentary advisers to the king that set policy (Britain)
Natural Law
Natural Right
Cabinet
Philosophe
27. Rights that belonged to all humans from birth
Frederick the Great reforms
Censorship
Natural Right
Laissez Faire
28. A major shift in thinking between 1500 and 1700 in Which modern science emerged as a new way of gaining knowledge about the natural world
Scientific Revolution
Laissez Faire
Physiocrat
Joseph II
29. A system of government in which a small group holds power
Frederick the Great reforms
Cabinet
Spread of Enlightenment
Oligarchy
30. Agreement by which people give up their freedom to a government in order to avoid chaos
Oligarchy
Social Contract
Prime Minister
Enlightened Despot
31. Enlightenment thinker who searched for natural laws to explain economics
Laissez Faire
Divine Right
Natural Right
Physiocrat
32. Enlightenment thinker who searched for natural laws to explain economics
Salon
Physiocrat
Social Contract
Natural Law
33. Made limited government and law reforms & granted nobles a charter of rights & criticized the institution of serfdom (Russia)
Scientific Revolution
Catherine the Great reforms
Censorship
Frederick the Great reforms
34. Modernized Austria's government & granted religious toleration & ended censorship & built hospitals & and abolished serfdom
Cabinet
Salon
Natural Law
Joseph II
35. The leader of the majority party in Parliament (Britain)
Catherine the Great reforms
Prime Minister
Oligarchy
Laissez Faire
36. A ruler with complete authority over the government and the lives of the people
Laissez Faire
Philosophe
Natural Law
Absolute Monarch
37. Absolute ruler who used his or her power to bring about political and social change
Enlightened Despot
Natural Right
Salon
Cabinet
38. A policy based on the idea that government should play as small a role as possible in the ecomony
Scientific Revolution
Laissez Faire
Spread of Enlightenment
Philosophe
39. Agreement by which people give up their freedom to a government in order to avoid chaos
Social Contract
Cabinet
Constitutional Government
Scientific Revolution
40. Forced peasants to grow new crops & distributed seeds and tools & tolerated religious differences & reorganized government & and simplified laws (Prussia)
Censorship
Frederick the Great reforms
Laissez Faire
Cabinet