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chapter 11 terms

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powers are defined and limited by law constitutional government
someone who used enlightened ideas to bring about political and social change enlightened despot
governed by human nature according to Locke and Hobbe natural laws
example is life, liberty, and property (born with this) natural rights
believed that natural laws could be used to define economic systems physiocrat
german composer of religious music for choirs and organs Johann Sebastian Bach
editor of controversial encyclopedia Denis Diderot
author of pamphlet encouraging americans to declare independence from britain Thomas Paine
philosopher who believed that people were basically good Jean-Jacques Roussea
whig leader often called britain's first prime minister Robert Walpole
a grand and complex artistic style baroque
a government in which the ruling power belongs to few people oligarchy
a policy that allows businesses to operate without government interference laissez faire
a social gathering in which artists and thinkers exchange ideas salon
an agreement by which people give up their natural state for an organized society social contract
fought for people's rights to have freedom as they pleased Voltaire
did not want any government involvement in trade or commerce Adam Smith
wanted separation of powers in government in order to keep liberty Baron de Montesquieu
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