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Dancingqueen237 Crossword
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1) wrote the first encyclopedia
2) 'Vindication of Rights of (wo)men'; society is not naturally sexist; English;
4) Persian Letters- mocks french gov't, social classes, and church; 'The Spirit of Laws'; theory of separation of powers;
5) wrote/signed declaration of independence; inspired Locke, Rousseau, Smith, Hutcheson; "All men are created equal"
6) -people are products of their environment -people reciprocate how their government treats them -people should give up some natural rights for society to function -Federalist: gov. power split btwn states and natl gov, checks and balances -4th prez, wrote Bill of Rights
8) criticized reason of what we can and cannot know; Doctrine of Elements; humans are autonomous;
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3) Human Nature: Theory of Moral Sentiments; peoples consciouses are formed by social relations; invisible hand; laissez faire- free market, supply and demand; An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations
7) Blank slate; Two Treaties of Governing; gain knowledge through experience; beliefs based on evidence; People are born free and equal with the right to property, life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness; When a government fails, it is their right to overthrow
9) rejected doctrine of original sin; society is corrupted by morality; general will; Communism; "The Social Interest"
10) separation of Church and State; "Candide"; pessimist; pleasure is necessary
11) Humans are naturally selfish; the social contract; government exists to enforce social contract; absolute monarchies are best
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