en CR Enlightenment and French Revolution Crossword 60 Thomas Hobbes : Enlightenment philosopher who viewed human nature as solidarity John Locke : Father of Liberalism, Enlightenment philosopher that most directly impacted USA’s political system Jean Jacques Rousseau : Unique Enlightenment philosopher who wanted a direct democracy Montesquieu : French philosopher who came up with “checks and balances” Voltaire : This individual used a secret pen name and attacked the Catholic Church Denis Diderot : Responsible for the first ever encyclopedia Immanuel Kant : German philosopher who believed that peace could be achieved through universal democracy Isaac Newton : Great mathematician and thinker who came up with gravity and calculus Turgot: Creator of the Idea of Progress and also considered a physiocrat Adam Smith : Father of Capitalism David Hume : Scottish philosopher associated with creating skepticism Candide : French satire by Voltaire Encyclopedia : Compiled by Denis Diderot and included a multitude of knowledge Wealth of Nations : Essay by Adam Smith outlining his Capitalism system A Treatise of Human Nature : Book by David Hume that was quite controversial Leviathan : Influenced by a Biblical event, this was written by Hobbes An Essay Concerning Human Understanding : John Locke wrote this, commenting on human achievements and knowledge Observations on the Importance of the American Revolution : Written by Turgot and advocated the significance of the American Revolution Tabula Rasa : Also known as a blank slate Social Contract : Book by Rousseau describing the relationship between citizens and the government Natural Rights : Life, Liberty, and Property Jean Paul Marat : radical journalist that would write the names of counterrevolutionaries and have them executed which lead to his assassination Fouche : head of the secret police for Napoleon Mary Shelley : Author of Frankenstein Madame Geoffrin : famous Salonniere that disproved the idea of irrational women Napoleon Bonaparte : Emperor of France Olympe De Gouge : Early feminist who demanded that French women be given the same rights as French men Robespierre : the leader of the committee of public safety Charlotte Corday : the assassin who killed Jean-Paul Marat Necker : New Finance Minister appointed by King Louis XVI Jacobins : a radical political group that worked with Robespierre Deism : a religious philosophy and movement that derives the existence of God from reason and personal experience Feminism : a movement fighting for the equality of women’s rights Bourgeoisie : The new middle class created in both the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution National Razor : nickname of the guillotine in the French Revolution National Assembly : The new name for the third estate Napoleonic Code : Social code for property rights and social relations and a legal system Cult of Supreme Being : Religion created by Robespierre to dechristianize France Frankenstein : book written by Mary Shelley General Will : the idea that the decisions of the majority of votes are supreme Terror : a period during the French Revolution where even the slightest bit of criticism to the revolution would deem you as a counterrevolutionary and have you executed by the National Razor Descartes : “Father of western philosophy,” influenced many Enlightenment philosophers Danton : French Revolutionary who led the fight against Austria Wollstonecraft : Author of A Vindication of the Rights of Woman Louis XVI : Last king of France during the French Revolution Fish Ladies : Group of women who captured the French monarchs during the French Revolution Marie Antoinette : Austrian Queen of France during the French Revolution Joseph Haydn : Austrian composer whose music was based on Enlightenment teachings Sans culottes : Protesters of the aristocracy, did not wear the silk breeches of the upper class Girondins : Political groups that opposed the execution of the king De Launay : Military leader of the Bastille Discourse on Method : Descartes’ influential book, the source of the Enlightenment Salons : Places in which French intellectuals would gather to discuss philosophy, often hosted by women Incorruptible : Nickname given to Robespierre Womens march : March on Versailles with the intent of capturing the monarchy Bastille : Prison in which French Revolutionaries were held Estates General : Meeting held by representatives of each social class in France before the Revolution Tennis Court Oath : Agreement by the Third Estate to fight for fair representation Invisible Hand : Adam Smith’s idea that economy is guided divinely Declaration of the Rights of Man : Document created by the National Assembly outlining basic human rights Constitutional Monarchy : The form of government initially desired by the French Revolutionaries

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3.	The new name for the third estate
5.	radical journalist that would write the names of counterrevolutionaries and have them executed which lead to his assassination
6.	Also known as a blank slate
7.	Influenced by a Biblical event, this was written by Hobbes
8.	March on Versailles with the intent of capturing the monarchy
13.	Adam Smith’s idea that economy is guided divinely
16.	Last king of France during the French Revolution
18.	Early feminist who demanded that French women be given the same rights as French men
21.	book written by Mary Shelley
23.	Emperor of France
26.	Political groups that opposed the execution of the king
27.	a movement fighting for the equality of women’s rights
30.	a radical political group that worked with Robespierre
33.	Austrian composer whose music was based on Enlightenment teachings
37.	“Father of western philosophy,” influenced many Enlightenment philosophers
39.	French philosopher who came up with “checks and balances”
43.	Enlightenment philosopher who viewed human nature as solidarity
44.	Responsible for the first ever encyclopedia
45.	Scottish philosopher associated with creating skepticism
46.	a period during the French Revolution where even the slightest bit of criticism to the revolution would deem you as a counterrevolutionary and have you executed by the National Razor
47.	The new middle class created in both the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution
48.	famous Salonniere that disproved the idea of irrational women
49.	Military leader of the Bastille
50.	the idea that the decisions of the majority of votes are supreme
53.	Book by Rousseau describing the relationship between citizens and the government
54.	French Revolutionary who led the fight against Austria
55.	French satire by Voltaire
56.	Father of Liberalism, Enlightenment philosopher that most directly impacted USA’s political system
57.	Author of A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
58.	Austrian Queen of France during the French Revolution
59.	Nickname given to Robespierre
60.	John Locke wrote this, commenting on human achievements and knowledge

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1.	Prison in which French Revolutionaries were held
2.	Document created by the National Assembly outlining basic human rights
4.	Places in which French intellectuals would gather to discuss philosophy, often hosted by women
9.	Life, Liberty, and Property
10.	Descartes’ influential book, the source of the Enlightenment
11.	Creator of the Idea of Progress and also considered a physiocrat
12.	Meeting held by representatives of each social class in France before the Revolution
14.	Great mathematician and thinker who came up with gravity and calculus
15.	New Finance Minister appointed by King Louis XVI
17.	Protesters of the aristocracy, did not wear the silk breeches of the upper class
19.	Group of women who captured the French monarchs during the French Revolution
20.	Unique Enlightenment philosopher who wanted a direct democracy
22.	Religion created by Robespierre to dechristianize France
24.	Compiled by Denis Diderot and included a multitude of knowledge
25.	a religious philosophy and movement that derives the existence of God from reason and personal experience
28.	German philosopher who believed that peace could be achieved through universal democracy
29.	the assassin who killed Jean-Paul Marat
31.	the leader of the committee of public safety
32.	The form of government initially desired by the French Revolutionaries
34.	head of the secret police for Napoleon
35.	Essay by Adam Smith outlining his Capitalism system
36.	Agreement by the Third Estate to fight for fair representation
38.	Social code for property rights and social relations and a legal system
40.	Book by David Hume that was quite controversial
41.	Author of Frankenstein
42.	Father of Capitalism
51.	This individual used a secret pen name and attacked the Catholic Church
52.	nickname of the guillotine in the French Revolution

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3.	The new name for the third estate
5.	radical journalist that would write the names of counterrevolutionaries and have them executed which lead to his assassination
6.	Also known as a blank slate
7.	Influenced by a Biblical event, this was written by Hobbes
8.	March on Versailles with the intent of capturing the monarchy
13.	Adam Smith’s idea that economy is guided divinely
16.	Last king of France during the French Revolution
18.	Early feminist who demanded that French women be given the same rights as French men
21.	book written by Mary Shelley
23.	Emperor of France
26.	Political groups that opposed the execution of the king
27.	a movement fighting for the equality of women’s rights
30.	a radical political group that worked with Robespierre
33.	Austrian composer whose music was based on Enlightenment teachings
37.	“Father of western philosophy,” influenced many Enlightenment philosophers
39.	French philosopher who came up with “checks and balances”
43.	Enlightenment philosopher who viewed human nature as solidarity
44.	Responsible for the first ever encyclopedia
45.	Scottish philosopher associated with creating skepticism
46.	a period during the French Revolution where even the slightest bit of criticism to the revolution would deem you as a counterrevolutionary and have you executed by the National Razor
47.	The new middle class created in both the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution
48.	famous Salonniere that disproved the idea of irrational women
49.	Military leader of the Bastille
50.	the idea that the decisions of the majority of votes are supreme
53.	Book by Rousseau describing the relationship between citizens and the government
54.	French Revolutionary who led the fight against Austria
55.	French satire by Voltaire
56.	Father of Liberalism, Enlightenment philosopher that most directly impacted USA’s political system
57.	Author of A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
58.	Austrian Queen of France during the French Revolution
59.	Nickname given to Robespierre
60.	John Locke wrote this, commenting on human achievements and knowledge

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1.	Prison in which French Revolutionaries were held
2.	Document created by the National Assembly outlining basic human rights
4.	Places in which French intellectuals would gather to discuss philosophy, often hosted by women
9.	Life, Liberty, and Property
10.	Descartes’ influential book, the source of the Enlightenment
11.	Creator of the Idea of Progress and also considered a physiocrat
12.	Meeting held by representatives of each social class in France before the Revolution
14.	Great mathematician and thinker who came up with gravity and calculus
15.	New Finance Minister appointed by King Louis XVI
17.	Protesters of the aristocracy, did not wear the silk breeches of the upper class
19.	Group of women who captured the French monarchs during the French Revolution
20.	Unique Enlightenment philosopher who wanted a direct democracy
22.	Religion created by Robespierre to dechristianize France
24.	Compiled by Denis Diderot and included a multitude of knowledge
25.	a religious philosophy and movement that derives the existence of God from reason and personal experience
28.	German philosopher who believed that peace could be achieved through universal democracy
29.	the assassin who killed Jean-Paul Marat
31.	the leader of the committee of public safety
32.	The form of government initially desired by the French Revolutionaries
34.	head of the secret police for Napoleon
35.	Essay by Adam Smith outlining his Capitalism system
36.	Agreement by the Third Estate to fight for fair representation
38.	Social code for property rights and social relations and a legal system
40.	Book by David Hume that was quite controversial
41.	Author of Frankenstein
42.	Father of Capitalism
51.	This individual used a secret pen name and attacked the Catholic Church
52.	nickname of the guillotine in the French Revolution

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