Enlightened Thinkers
Enlightenment Ideas
English Revolution
English Civil War
Enlightened Monarchs
100

Social contract theorist who believed people made an agreement to give up certain liberties for laws and order. 

Thomas Hobbes

100

Enlightenment Thinkers base there beliefs on what two things:

power and privilege

religion and The Bible

their instincts

reason and logic

reason and logic

100

What is the governing body of England called

Parliament

100

Who was our king who was beheaded at the end of the civil war?

Charles I

100

Who wrote the Encyclopedia

Diderot

200

Believer in the three natural rights.

John Locke

200

Three natural right are:

 Life, Liberty, Property

200

What are the two bodies of Parliament?

House of Commons and House of Lords

200

What were the names of the two sides of the English Civil War?

Cavaliers and the Roundheads

200

What is an Enlightened Monarch

a method of ruling in which an absolutist monarch uses their powers of government to establish enlightened policies

300

Believed that the people should have freedom of thought, expression, and religion

Voltaire

300

What is divine right theory

the belief that authority to rule comes from God.

300

Who came to the thrown during the Glorious Revolution.

William and Mary

300

Who took charge after the civil war?

Oliver Cromwell

300

What is an aristocrat

an elite of a society

400

Believed that the government should have a “separation of powers” in order to maintain a balance of power.

Montesquieu 

400

Describe the social contract:

we the people agree to give up certain individual freedoms to allow a leader to maintain power but in return we receive law and order.

400

What document limited the powers of the monarchy?

English Bills of Rights

400

What was Oliver Cromwell's government style called?

Military dictatorship

400

Who are two of our three enlightened monarchs. Give me one thing two of the me did that was Enlightened.

Cathrine the Great, Fredrick the Great, Joseph II

500

Believed that the only good government was one that was freely formed by the people and guided by the “general will” of society

Rousseau 

500

The three roles of the government when it comes to laws are: 

Make, enforce, and interpret the law

500

Why is it called the Glorious Revolution 

Because they went from an absolute monarch to a limited with no bloodshed/conflict

500

Who came to power after Oliver Cromwell? What do we call this event (bonus points: what do we call his monarch)

Charles II; The Restoration; The merry monarch

500

What are some things Cathrine the Great did that we would call Enlightened: (3)

  • Corresponded with Voltaire

  • Offered to print Diderot’s Encyclopedia when it was banned in France

  • Standardized codes of laws and regulations

  • Emphasized education including schools for girls

  • First Russian dictionary – written by a woman

  • Built roads