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| one of a group of social thinkers in france |
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| one of the 18th century monarchs who was inspired by Enlightenment ideas to ruile justly and respect his subjects |
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| a social gathering of intellectuals and artists. |
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| a person whoe left their native country for political reasons |
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| a sudden seizure in political power |
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| a direct vote in which a countrys people have the oppurtunity to apporve or reject a proposal. |
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| the agreement in which people define and limit their individual rights, thus creating an organized society and gov't |
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| the practice of burning and killing livestock during wartime so the enemy cannot live off of the land |
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| political situation in wihch no one nation is pwoerful enough to pose a threat to others |
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| right to a monarch to rule |
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| radical group made up of Parisian wage earners and small shopkeppers who wanted a greater voice |
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| a gov't run public school in 18th century France |
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| formal agreement- especially between the pope and gov't |
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| the use of troops or ships to prevent commercial traffic from entering or leaving the region |
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| the belief that the people should be loyal mainly to their nation- that is to whom they share their culture with. |
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| neutral state between two warring nations |
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relation to favoring reaction; ultra conservative |
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