World History - Unit 4 Definitions Crossword

New way of thinking about the natural world based on questioning, observing, and testing.
Logical procedure for gathering and testing ideas (five steps).
And intellectual movement of questioning; a.k.a. the age of reason; Based on the scientific revolution.
Rights that people are born with; life, liberty and property.
Ideas that power (government) should be divided between different branches of government.
A document declaring American independence from Britain and the king.
King or queen without complete control.
System in which power is divided between the national and state governments.
Military ruler who seized power in France after the French revolution.
King of England overthrown without war; parliament giving more power.
War between the Loyalist (King) and the patriots fighting for independence in the English colonies.
The idea that the government should not interfere with industries and businesses.
The growth of cities in the migration of people into them.
The resources - land, labor, and capital - that are needed to produce goods.
A policy when a strong country speaks to dominate other countries politically, economically, and socially.
Economic system based on private ownership in the investment of making money.
Economic system in which all things - land, factories, railroad, businesses, etc. Owned by the people - no private property.
Beginning in England; the shift from making goods from hand to making them by machine.
An economic system in which factors of production are owned by the public and operate for the welfare of all - little private property.
A group of workers joining voluntarily to demand higher wages and better working conditions.
Italian explorer who landed in the Americas, but thought he was on another continent.
Land controlled by another nation.
Spanish explorer in the Americas.
First permanent English settlement.
People who did not agree with the practices of the church of England and wanted for the reforms.
European, African, and Americans trades involving food, goods, and slaves.
Voyage that brought captured Africans to the west Indies and Americas.