Absolute Monarchs
This was the name of the enlightened absolute monarch of Russia.
Catherine II
This person claimed that everyone had natural rights (inalienable rights).
John Locke
This is the name of the statement that declared America free.
Declaration of Independence
This philosophical movement that inspired the American Revolution.
The Enlightenment
This estate consisted of all the commoners in France.
The Third Estate
This was the religion that King Philip II practiced.
Catholicism
This person believed that an all-powerful monarch was crucial to society.
Thomas Hobbes
This document states the laws of the land.
Constitution
The country that helped America during the Revolutionary War.
France
The Third Estate representatives of the Estate General broke of and formed this group.
The National Assembly
This is the name of King Henry VIII's brand of Christianity.
Anglicanism
This person believed a democratic government needed a separation of powers.
(Baron de) Montesquieu
The Father of the Constitution and the 4th US president.
James Maddison
This person was a famous spy during the American Revolution.
Paul Revere
This building was seen as a symbol of the monarch's abuse of power.
Bastille
Peter the Great wanted to make Russia more like this place.
(Western) Europe
This person was the first to speak about the need for the separation of "church and state."
Voltaire
The co-writer of the Declaration of Independence and the 3rd US president.
Thomas Jefferson
This is the name given to the protest involving the Tea Act.
The Boston Tea Party
This was a time in the French Revolution in which massacres and numerous executions took place.
Reign of Terror
The nickname that King Louis XIV gave himself.
The Sun King
This person stated that if the government violates the people's natural rights, then the people have the right to overthrow it.
(Jean-Jacques) Rousseau
The first ten amendments of the Constitution.
The Bill of Rights
The first battle of the Revolutionary War began in this Massachusetts city.
Lexington
This man played a key role in the French Revolution and later became the first French Emperor.
Napoleon (Bonaparte)