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Aristocracy
a government in which power is in the hands of a hereditary ruling class
Government
political system for exercising authorities
Democracy
Government controlled by its citizens either directly or through representative
Citizen
a native of a state or a nation with
Direct Democracy
government in which citizens rule directly rather than through a representative.
Monarchy
a government in which one person rules
Natural laws
Patterns and explainations of the world through reason and intelligence.
Republic
a form of government in which power is elected to the hands of the representatives elected by the people.
Roman/Republic
19th century movement in art through thought rather than reason and soceity.
Islam
A monotheistic religion that developed in Arabia in the 7th Century.
Greece and Rome
Believed that the should be based on principles and reason and justice as well as protecting citizens.
Judaism
Hebrew's believed that it was god's wish for people to live moral lives
Divine Right
The claim that a king's power was from God.
Glorious Revolution
The turning point in English Comstitutional history the right to limit the English monarch's power and control sucession to the throne.
English Bill of Rights
Limited to the power of the monarchy and protected free speech in parliment.
Constitutional Monarchy
The power of the Ruler is restricted by the constitution and the laws of the country.
Medievial View of the World
During the middle ages, most of the scholars believed that the earth was an unmoving object located at the center of the universe.
Scientific Revolution
New way of thinking about the natural world
Heliocentric Theory
Sun centered theory explained the planets orbited the way they did and contricted the religious views.
Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo
Nicoalus was a polish astronomer, Kepler was a mathematician, and Galilei was the Italien student who discovered Rate and acceleration
Scientific Method
a logical procedure for testing ideas.
Isaac Newton
A great English Scientist who discovered the rule of the planets.
Enlightenment
The laws of governing nature
Thomas Hobbes
English Political thinker
The Philosophes
The social Critics in France in 1700s. Belief that people could apply reason to all life.
Voltaire
Francois Marie a Rouet published more than 70,000s books of political essay.
Montesquies
An infuential French writer, aristocrate and a lawyer who was very political.
Rousseau
The third great Philosopher committed to individual freedom
WollstoneCraft
The feminist writer of the revolution.
Salons
the social gathering area of Paris.
Enlightened Despots
absolute ruler, Europe want to make the countries stronger
American Revolution
1775 British soldier and American exchanged fire in Lexington because the Americans had to pay taxes to the British
Thomas Jefferson
Author of the declaration of Independence
Declaration of Independence
July 1776 the official Social Contract
U.S Constitution
amendments of the U.S constitution and the basic bill of rights.