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| Who wrote the encylcopedia |
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| Who wrote the social contract |
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| Who wrote the two treatises of government |
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| Who wrote the spirit of laws |
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| Who wrote the wealth of nations |
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| Who wrote the institutes of the Christian religion |
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| a renaissance intellectual movement in wich thinkers studied classical texts and focused on human potential and achievments |
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| the church of England asked for money to clear all sins |
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| a government controlled by a religious leader |
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| a king or queen that has unlimited power and seeks to control all aspects of society |
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| the idea that monarchs are god's representatives on earth and therefore only answerable by god |
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| a monarchy limited by laws and a constitution |
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| a principle or body of laws considered as derived from nature,right reason, or religion as ethically binding in human society |
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