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A very famous women rights promoter of the Enlightenment period. She published a few works which helped her role to improving women rights.

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The intellectual thinkers of the 17th-18th century France.

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Another French Philosophe who believed in individual freedoms and laws used to protect them.

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French Philosophe who believed in checks and balances in powers and that laws were there to help protect people. He believed that government should be split into three branches, legislative, judicial, and executive.

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Author and Philosophe of the Enlightenment. He published over 70 books and frequently targeted the government in his remarks.

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The age during the 18th century where many new philosophical and government takes were created.

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Author of the Two Treaties of the Government, believed differently from Hobbes, saying that humans were inherently peaceful and tranquil.

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A contract signed by members of a society, which allowed for them to create a government.

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Enlightenment author who wrote Leviathan, where he talked about social contract. He believed that during their state of nature, humans were inherently evil and demonic.

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Law stated by Newton that said that gravity affected everything, including the orbits of planets and moons. It also stated that when dropped at the same height, every object, no matter size, shape, or mass, would land at the exact same time without air resistance.

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A mathematician who explored Brahe's ideas on the connection between math and the heliocentric theory. Ended up supporting the heliocentric with mathematical evidence.

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Greek Astronomer who expanded on Aristotle's Geocentric Theory. He agreed that the Earth was the center of the universe.

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A Polish astronomer who first started the Sun-centered universe theory (Heliocentric Theory).

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The Scientific Method is the technique used to establish knowledge, or modify existing knowledge. The creation of the Scientific Method was influenced by Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo, Bacon, and Descartes. The order in which it goes is as follows, observation, question, hypothesis, experimentation, conclusion.

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An English scientist who explained the three laws of gravity.

First Law of Gravity- An object at rest will stay at rest, and an object in motion will stay in motion unless and unbalanced, outside force acts upon it.

Second Law of Gravity- Net force is equal to mass x acceleration or Acceleration is equal to net force/mass.

Third Law of Gravity- For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.

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An Italian astronomer who believed and followed the Heliocentric Theory. Was forced to deny his theories on the stars and planets during an Inquisition court. Result of all this was house arrest for the rest of his life.

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Theory proposed by Copernicus and further enforced by Galileo, featured the Sun in the center of the universe with everything else revolving around it.

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A series of events in the 17th and 18th centuries which increased the scientific knowledge of the world.

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Theory proposed by Ptolemy and Aristotle, featured the Earth in the center of the universe with everything else revolving around it.