revolutionarywar | | the death of 5 protestors |
thomasjefferson | | a time when such ideas seemed unscientific and irrational |
handel | | the supreme law |
edwardjenner | | a controversal 28-volume book |
marywollstonecraft | | French thinkers who desired reform during the Enlightenment |
encyclopedia | | rights that belonged to all humans from birth |
baroque | | an elegant style of music |
constitution | | restricting access to ideas and information |
catherineii | | Parliament passed this act in1764 |
declaratoryact | | the French fleet blockaded the __________________ |
adamsmith | | Jean-Jacques Rousseau's most important work |
bach | | wrote water music |
georgeiii | | a style of art that moved away from art |
treatyofparis | | the Enlightenment slogan |
ageofreason | | policy allowing business to operate with little or no government interference |
censorship | | AKA the American Revolution |
music | | informal social gatherings |
freeandequal | | she called for equal education |
classical | | a political doctrine when monarchs has unlimited power |
haydn | | each branch of government was provided with _________________________ |
absolutism | | Fredrick the Great |
rococo | | rules discoverable by reason |
salon | | Parliament passed this act in 1765 |
fredrickii | | Catherine the Great |
immanuelkant | | a German Lutheran |
bostonmassacre | | a strong leader named George ___________________ |
philosophe | | a protest on taxes on tea |
seperationofpowers | | helped develop forms of symphony and string quaret |
stampact | | a style of art with excitment |
chesapeakebay | | a strict class system |
laissezfaire | | he had a 60-year reign |
naturalrights | | a central feature of the new federal government |
bostonteaparty | | principal author of the Declaration of Independence |
socialcontract | | it said it had complete authority over colonists |
sugaract | | American, British, and French diplomats signed this to end a war |
washington | | a Scottish economist |
checksandbalances | | the new Enlightenment ideals led musicians to develop new forms of ________ |
naturallaw | | developed a vaccine against small pox |
divinerightrule | | a German philosopher |