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This British philosopher is considered the first feminist:

Mary Wollstonecraft

100

This was Voltaire’s most commonly used form of criticism/writing

Satire/comedy

100

Country where Immanuel Kant was born

Germany 

100

Rousseau's ideas of individual growth and general will influenced this type of government

Democracies 

100

Rousseau's most famous quote that challenges the monarchy and hierarchies 

Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains

200

This guy is "unable"

Kant

200

John Locke believed people had the right to these 3 things

 Life, Liberty, Property

200

Voltaire was a critic of this religious institution, attacking their ideas and advocating for deism

Roman Catholic Church

200

The book that defined order and structure of human intellect, aiming to compile all knowledge

The Encyclopedie

200

This book by Montesquieu argues for constitutional government, separation of powers, and civil liberties

The Spirit of the Laws

300

 He inspired the Declaration of Independence, the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen, and the U.S. Constitution

Montesquieu

300

The collective desire for common good, which could guide society

General will

300

The religion that Diderot ended up believing in the end

Athiesm

300

The idea that people should give up some freedoms to the government in exchange for protection and maintenance of social order

Social Contract Theory

300

This book written by Kant deals with the limits of what is knowable

Critique of Pure Reason

400

This economist had a large interest in criminal justice

Cesare Beccaria

400

Immanuel Kant’s belief that one must follow morals no matter what

Deontology

400

Thomas Hobbes lived during this major historical event, which heavily influenced him. 

 The English Civil War

400

Mary Wollstonecraft’s ideas influenced international law, stating that women were:

Independent citizens

400

This essay, written by Cesare Beccaria was written to give individual dignity to criminals in the justice system

On Crime and Punishment

500

The "Father of Liberalism"

John Locke

500

Described life as "Nasty, Brutish, and Short"

Thomas Hobbes

500

This intellectual and literary society wanted political, economic, and administrative reform:

The Academy of Fists

500

In this famous book, Thomas Hobbes claims that individuals need a strong ruler to avoid anarchy:

Leviathan

500

Wollstonecraft’s most famous work that outlines women’s right to equal dignity and independent personhood

A Vindication of the Rights to Women

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