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Across 3. theory of solar system that places earth at the center of our solar system 4. model of solar system with the Sun at the center (2 Words) 8. founder of the Protestant Methodist movement (2 Words) 9. wrote The Study of the Laws in which he tried to use scientific law to analyze the political relationship of human beings 12. Mexican poet, playwright, and Nun, denied admission to the University of Mexico due to her sex. (6 Words) 13. system of thought expounded by Rene’ Descartes based on the belief that reason is the chief source of knowledge 17. the elegant drawing rooms of the great urban houses of the 17th and 18th centuries 18. English writer of A Vindication of the Rights of Women, seen as the founder of the movement for women’s rights (2 Words) 19. Italian Scientist, made observations that backed up Copernicus, tried before the church and recanted his publications (2 Words) 20. English female scientist who was widely read and published in the 17th Century (2 Words) 21. Polish Scientist, credited with the publication of a paper describing a heliocentric solar system (2 Words) 22. Musical director for Hungarian princes, best known works, The Creation and The Seasons 23. system in which rulers tried o govern by Enlightenment principles while maintaining their royal powers (2 Words) 26. Composer of A Little Night Music, Die Fledamaus, and The Magic Flute 29. person of mixed African and European descent 31. 18th century religious philosophy based on reason and natural law 32. doctrine that states that scientists should proceed from the particular to the general by making systematic observations and carefully organized experiments to test hypothesis or theories (2 Words) 34. best educated most enlightened ruler of the 18th Century (3 Words) 35. English philosopher who believed in the Tabla Rasa, or Blank Slate, stated that people were shaped by their life experiences (2 Words) 36. German Astronomer, discovered a comet (2 Words) 38. German composer, best known for his Messiah 40. English Scientist, one of the inventors of Calculus, wrote Principia, in which he theorized the Universal law of Gravity (2 Words) 41. German composer, famous for polyphonic musical symphonies 42. Prime Minister of the Hanoverian King George I, who had a peaceful foreign policy strategy (2 Words) 43. writer publisher of The Encyclopedia, 28 Volume tome of information (2 Words) 44. British rulers that originated in the German province of Hanover

Down 1. one of the three laws of motion set forth by Sir Isaac Newton in his Principia (4 Words) 2. French philosopher, created the idea of the Social Contract (2 Words) 5. the Geocentric solar system (2 Words) 6. form of government in which power is shared between the national government and state governments (2 Words) 7. concept created by Rousseau that an entire society agree to be governed by its general will, and all individuals should be forced to abide by the general will since it represents what is best fir he entire community (2 Words) 10. artistic style that replaced baroque during the 1730’s 11. Russian Tsarina (3 Words) 14. Scottish economist, author of The Wealth of Nations (2 Words) 15. forms of government in which the executive, legislative and judicial branches limit and control each other through a system of checks and balances (3 Words) 16. Egyptian Astronomer, composed a geocentric model of our solar system 24. English scientist who made observations in controlled experiments conducted on the nature of gasses (2 Words) 25. literally: let the people do as they want, a concept that he state should not impose government regulations but should leave the economy alone 27. Empress of Austria who worked to better the lives of the serfs of her country (2 Words) 28. systematic procedure for collecting and analyzing evidence that was crucial to the evolution of science in the modern world (2 Words) 30. Philosopher Mathematician, famous for quote, “Cogito Ergo Suum” (I think, therefore I am) (2 Words) 33. person of mixed Native American and European ancestry 34. English philosopher/scientist, wanted the study of science to benefit industry, agriculture, and trade (2 Words) 37. French for philosopher; applied to all intellectuals, i.e., writers, journalists, economists, and social reformers—during the enlightenment 39. French philosopher, author of Treatise on Toleration, in which he stated, “all men are brothers under God”