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Across 3. one of the grievances that was written in the Declaration of Independence 4. the French philosopher who believed in the separation of the three branches of government 7. the best way to protect liberty was to divide the powers of government into three branches 10. people vote directly on every issue and this approach is practical in a small community 11. the location of the writing of the Declaration of Independence 12. the lawmaking branch or the branch that creates laws 13. judicial 16. the English philosopher who inspired Jefferson to write the Declaration of Independence 17. another word for complaints 18. this enlightenment thinker believed that an absolute monarchy was best for society 19. the branch that enforces the laws 20. the publication that was written by Thomas Hobbes

Down 1. the formal document that explained why the colonists wanted independence from Great Britain 2. a cruel and oppressive ruler 5. according to the Declaration of Independence these rights include life,liberty and the pursuit of happiness 6. an implied agreement between the citizens and its government. Citizens will give up their freedom in return for the safety an order of an organized society 8. the pamphlet that urged colonists to support independence 9. rights that you are born with; according to Locke these rights in clude life, liberty and property 14. for the people by the people; government gets its power from the people 15. this Enlightenment thinker believed that people are basically good but become corrupted by society