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Sexton chapter 5

Bellevue West Chapter 5

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Natural Law Law that govern human nature
Social Contract An agreement by which they gave up the state of nature for an organized society
Natural Rights Rights that belong to all humans from birth
Philosophe Lovers of Wisdom
Physiocraat Thinkers who focused on economic reforms
Laissez faire government policy of allowing businesses to operate with little or no government interference
Censorship Restricting access to ideas and information
Salon Informal social gatherings at which writers, artisits, and others exchanged ideas
Enlightened despot Absolute rulers who use their power to bring about political and social change
Baroque complex style of art and architecture
Rococo Artistic style developed in the mid 1700's
Constitutional Government Government whose power is defined and limited by law
Cabinet Group of advisors
Prime Minister Leader of the majority party in Parliament, in time became the chief official of the British government
Oligarchy A government in which the ruling power belongs to a few people
Popular Sovereignty States government power comes from the people
Loyalist Individuals who supported Britain during the American Revolution
Federal Republic Where power is divided between a federal government and several smaller local governments
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