6 Written Questions

1. Non-religious.
2. Leader that was familiar with the ideas of the Enlightenment. Philosopher and scientist. Also a printer and abassador. He argued that the British government had no right to tax the colonists because they had no representative in Parliament.
3. A French thinker that criticized divine right.
4. Was a farmer, scientist, and scholar. Had been influenced by the Scientific Revolution. Was the third president of the US.
5. This document guaranteed some freedoms for citizens and distributed the payment of taxes more fairly.
6. A philosopher that mocked government and religion in his writings.

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The rights to life, liberty, and property.
   1. Ideals
   2. Natural Rights
   3. Secular
   4. Contract
2. A Frenchman that was a member of the nobility. Wanted the government to divide into seperate branches.
   1. Jean-Jacques Rousseau
   2. Thomas Jefferson
   3. Mary Wollstonecraft
   4. Charles-Louis Montesquieu
3. Time period defined as the time the use of reason in guiding peoples thoughts about philosophy, society, and politics.
   1. Contract
   2. Salon
   3. Voltaire
   4. Enlightenment
4. Document separating England from its American colonies and explaining reasons why.
   1. Enlightenment
   2. Benjamin Franklin
   3. Popular Sovereignty
   4. Declaration of Independence
5. A document that listed rights for Parliament and the English people.
   1. Popular Sovereignty
   2. English Bill of Rights
   3. Natural Rights
   4. Enlightenment
6. A social gathering held to discuss ideas.
   1. Salon
   2. Voltaire
   3. Ideals
   4. Secular

5 True/False Questions

1. John Locke → An English philosopher that created a major influence on Enlightenment political thought.

   True        False

2. Mary Wollstonecraft → A binding legal agreement.

   True        False

3. Popular Sovereignty → The rights to life, liberty, and property.

   True        False

4. Contract → A philosopher that mocked government and religion in his writings.

   True        False

5. Ideals → Ideas or goals that people try to live up to.

   True        False