1. Chapter 6 : World Civilization Jeopardy Review Game for the Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment

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3. Philopsohers: His idea stated everyone had three basic rights

4. John Locke

5. Thomas Hobbes favored the absolute monarchy. By giving up some rights, people entered into one of these.

6. Social Contract

7. The system of checks and balances came from the ideas of this French philosopher.

8. Montesquieu

9. Individual freedom and “common good” were the basis of this philosopher beliefs

10. Rousseau

11. The issues the philosphers were concerned about were termed…..

12. Social issues

13. This new approach to science involved using a ‘procedure’ for gathering and testing ideas

14. Scientific Method

15. This man was the first to build his own telescope

16. Galileo Galilee

17. As scholars replaced old assumptions with new theories, they launched a change in thought that historians call this.

18. Scientific Revolution

19. What comes up must go down is a scientific law called this and proposed by…..

20. Universal law of gravitation proposed by Isaac Newton

21. Nicholaus Copernicus asserted the Earth revolved around the sun with this theory.

22. Heliocentric

23. The new insight concerning government, religion, economics, and education spurred a time period we refer to as this….

24. Enlightenment

25. The name given to those who believed people could apply reason to all aspects of life

26. Philosophers

27. Enlightened thinkers believed truth could be discovered through this...

28. Reason

29. The ideas of the philosophers would encourage this war

30. The American Revolution… It also encouraged the French Revolution…our topic coming up this week!!!

31. Perhaps the hardest question of the day…. Think!! Enlightenment thinking produce three long term effects that helped shape Western Civilizations

32. Belief in progress More secular (non-religious) outlook Importance placed on the INDIVIDUAL

33. The American Revolution was a war fought between these two countries

34. Britain and America

35. This man is who we called the “Declaration Daddy,” as he is the one who wrote the Declaration of Independence.

36. Thomas Jefferson

37. This first government of America was weak.

38. Articles of Confederation

39. The first ten amendments of the Constitution are collectively known as these.

40. Bill of Rights

41. The 3 philosophers whose ideas are represented in the Bill of Rights

42. Rousseau, Locke, Voltaire

43. This man discovered a vaccine for cowpox

44. Edward Jenner

45. This man invented the first microscope

46. Janssen

47. The places where social gathering took place (and were hosted by women) were called these….

48. Salons

49. This act was the cause of the ‘no taxation without representation’ saying…

50. Stamp Act

51. The 3 branches set up in government that allow checks and balances

52. Judicial, Executive, and Legislative

53. The most important and lasting effect of the Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment was…..

54. New inventions, thought processes, and beliefs would enable societies around the world to change.