Scientific Revolution
Absolute Monarchs
Enlightenment
Revolutions
Misc.
100

This group saw scientists and philosophers as a threat.

Monarchs/Church

100

Term used to describe a monarch that has complete control over their country.

Absolutism/Absolute Monarch

100

Rights that are granted at birth

Natural Rights 

100

Device used to execute thousands during the Reign of Terror.

Guillotine 

100

Document written by Thomas Jefferson that declared natural rights for Americans.

Declaration of Independence

200

Scientists who was charged with heresy and forced to recant his statements.

Galileo

200

The "Sun King" built the palace of Versailles in this country.

France

200

Philosopher that believed that all people are naturally evil.

Thomas Hobbes

200

This nation was inspired by Enlightenment ideas and the French Revolution, leading to their independence from France.

Haiti

200

Number of people who were victim of the guillotine.

40,000

300

Andreas Vesalius founded this subject by by dissecting dead bodies.

Anatomy

300

This monarch had 6 wives, some of which were executed.

King Henry VIII

300

The belief that the people and government must work together.

Social Contract

300

The Estate responsible for paying all taxes.

Third Estate

300

The final victim of the guillotine in the French Revolution.

Maximilien Robespierre

400

False theory that the Earth was at the center of the universe.

Geocentric Theory

400

Belief that kings get their authority from God.

Divine Right

400

This philosopher promoted free speech and freedom of religion.

Voltaire 

400

Document created by the National Assembly of France, which granted rights to citizens.

Declaration of Rights of Man and the Citizen

400

Cash crops grown in Haiti for the French.

Coffee and Sugar

500

The idea that the truth is revealed through investigation (Steps).

Scientific Method

500

King James stated that a king is like a God, a father, and __________________.

A head on a body

500

This is the idea that the government should not interfere with economy. 

Free-market 

500

Law code under Napoleon meant to make laws easier to understand.

Napoleonic Code 

500

Taxes paid to the church.

Tithes