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She was a very strong advocate for education of woman and woman's wrights. Published an essay called "A Vindication of the Rights of Women". Fought for woman's wrights and also urged woman to enter the male-dominant fields of medicine and also politics.

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A materialistic writer and or thinker from the Enlightenment.

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Was committed to individual freedom. He believed that just good governments were ones that were freely formed by people and that they were guided by the "general will".

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Was an influential French writer that believed in laws of people to protect each other. Also believed in checks and balances in power. Believed that Britain was the best-governed. He wrote a few books such as "On the Spirit of Laws.

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The most brilliant and influential philosopher. Published more than 70 books of political essays, drama, and philosophy.

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Scholars began to rethink and reevaluate old nations about other parts of society. Lead to the new intellectual movement that stressed reason and thought. Also stressed peoples individual powers to solve problems.

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English political thinker that put forth some of the first key ideas about the Enlightenment. He believed that all people were born with natural rights; life, liberty, and property. He wrote the Two Treaties of Government

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Thomas Hobbes argued that in order to escape the "bleak life", people had to put their rights in the hands of a leader. In exchange for this they would gain law and order. This was called the Social Contract.

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English political thinker that put forth some of the first key ideas about the Enlightenment. He expressed his views in the form of work called Leviathan. He was convinced that humans were naturally selfish and wicked. He argued to escape the "bleak life" they were living in. Hobbes created the idea that a government's power comes from the constant of the governed.

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This law states that every object in the universe attracts every other object in the universe. The degree of attraction depends on the mass and the distance between the objects.

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A mathematician who concluded that certain mathematical laws govern planetary motion.

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Was a Greek writer. He was also known as an mathematician, astronomer,  and geographer. Wrote many books/journals about astronomy, math, and or geography. One of his greatest books was Almagest.

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Was the mathematician that created and introduced the Heliocentric Theory.

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This method allows scientists to formulate theories and then allows them to test the theory. The steps of the scientific method are question, research, hypothesis, test, analyze, and conclusion. The conclusion may or may not support the hypothesis.

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Was a English mathematician, astronomer, and physicist. Most famous for his 3 Laws of Motion.

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He was an Italian scientist who built on new theories about astronomy. Throughout his lifetime he published a few books based on his studies. He told everyone that Jupiter had four moons and that the sun had dark spots. He also discovered and or noted that the Earth's moon has an uneven, rough surface.

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This theory was proposed by Nicolaus Copernicus, who was a Polish astronomer. He thought that the sun was in the center of the universe and that the planets, the moon, and stars revolve around the sun.

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Was a new way of thinking about the world around you or the "natural world". Was based on careful observations and people willing to question beliefs and methods.

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During the Middle Ages scholars thought that the earth was the center of the universe. Scholars thought that the moon, sun, and the other planets moved in a perfect circular oath around the earth. Scholars also believed that the sun, moon, and other planets revolved around the earth.