Enlightenment
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How philosophers of the Enlightenment era solved problems

With reason, logic, science

100

Document that gave individual rights to British subjects

The English Bill of Rights

100

What Locke believed was the source of natural rights

God/Nature

100

What the great thinkers of the Enlightenment Era were called

Philosophers

100

He wrote Common Sense

Thomas Paine

200

Their power was questioned during the Enlightenment

Kings/Queens, Church

200

First document to establish self government in the American colonies

Mayflower Compact

200

John Locke's belief that rules are found in nature

Natural Law

200

Rights people are born with

Natural Rights

200

A ruler who abuses their power

Tyrant

300

The time when philosophers used reason and logic to solve problems

The Enlightenment Era

300

Document that established the British Parliament

Magna Carta

300

According to John Locke, individuals and governments enter into this type of an agreement when creating a society

Social Contract

300

When a government is set up and ran by citizens 

Self government

300

A royal ruler

Monarch

400

The main impact of the Enlightenment Era

People started to question what they'd been told

400

Document that guaranteed nobles that they would not be taxed without their consent

Magna Carta

400

Montesquieu's belief that government's powers should be placed in 3 different branches

Separation of Powers

400

When a government's power is limited by laws

Limited government

400

According to a Social Contract citizens who are being abused by their government has this right

To replace or revolt against their government

500

Two philosophers of the enlightenment era

Locke and Montesquieu

500

The major similarity in the Magna Carta and The English Bill of Rights

They limited the king's power - limited government

500

According to John Locke, these rights are guaranteed by natural law.

Life, liberty and property

500

No one is above the law

Rule of Law

500

What America's founding fathers claimed as natural rights

Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness