The Enlightenment Crossword

the idea that the earth was in the middle of the universe and all heavenly bodies orbited around it; also called the Ptolemaic theory
the idea that the sun is center of the universe
used a telescope and math to discover mountains on the moon, moons of Jupiter and sunspots; was reprimanded by the Catholic Church for his beliefs
British mathematician who developed the universal laws of gravitation; his work led to the development of physics
French term meaning "philosopher"
developed the concept of three separate branches of government; his ideas are incorporated in the American constitution
the best known figure of the Enlightenment; he was very critical of Christianity, championing deism instead
author of The Wealth of Nations; he believed in laissez faire, military, police and public works functions of government.
elegant drawing rooms of the upper class where gatherings of philosophes took place; they gave women an outlet of influence in the Enlightenment.
he believed that liberty is achieved by being forced to follow what is best for the general will.