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18 Var Enlightenment
Enlightenment
Question | Answer |
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Author of Wealth of Nations | Adam Smith |
Wrote the General Will & Discourse on the Arts and Science | Rousseau |
Wrote Vindication of the Rights of Women | Mary Wollstonecraft |
Published 28 volume set of encyclopedias | Diderot |
Prison fortress in Paris | Bastille |
Composed coronation music for George II | Handel |
Primary author of the Declaration of Independance | Jefferson |
Art style most associated with Louis XIV's era | Baroque |
Said all men entitled to life, liberty and property | Locke |
Said life was solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short | Hobbes |
Mozart was his pupil | Haydn |
Famous salon in Paris | Rue St. Honore |
18th C book supporting laissez faire economics | Wealth of Nations |
Handel's famous piece with Hallelujah Chorus | Messiah |
Hobbes book supporting absolutism | Leviathan |
Don Giovanni among his many compositions | Mozart |
German musician who had over 1000 compositions | Bach |
Term for the philosophs of economics | Physiocrats |
Voltaire's book criticizing religion politics, etc | Candide |
Work of Locke which dealt with the Social Contract | Two Treaties on Government |
King of England during American Revolution | George III |
Term for intellectuals of the enlightenment | Philosophes |
Religion which compared God to clock maker | Deism |
Handel famous for this type of composition | Oratorio |
1707 law joining England and Scotland | Act of Union |
French term meaning "let do" | laisses-faire |
Conservative British political party in the 17th & 18th C | Tories |
Author of Robinson Crusoe | Daniel Defoe |
Born in 1694. He was a French writer with the pen name of Francois Marie Arouet . | Voltaire |
Liberal political party in the 17th & 18th C | Whigs |
Book about one stranded on an island with family | Robinson Crusoe |
Month, day & year Declaration of Independence went into effect | July 4, 1776 |