Art style thatmoved awayfrom religionand showedmore realisticlifesRulesdiscovered byreason theexplainscientific forcesRuler ofPrussia whoreduced tortureand allowedfree pressRuler of Austriawho allowedfree press andabolishedserfdomRuler or Russiawho abolishedtorture andestablishedreligioustoleranceRestrictingaccess to ideasandinformation;banning booksFrench thinkerwhoadvocated forthe separationof powersFrenchthinker whodefendedfreedom ofspeechArt style thatwas grand andcolorful;showedreligiousimageryEnglish thinkerwho argued that"free and equal"must apply towomen alsoEnglish thinkerwho thoughtpeople hadrights to life,liberty, andpropertySocialgatheringswhereEnlightenedideas spreadScottisheconomist whoexplained theconcept ofsupply anddemandAbsolute rulerswho used theirpowers to bringabout social andpolitical changeFrench Termfor group ofEnlightenmentthinkersFrench thinkerwho promotedthe ideas ofsocial contractand freeelectionsAn argreementwhere peoplegive up somefreedom to livein an organizedsocietyEnglish thinkerwho believedpeople werenaturally greedyand cruelArt style thatmoved awayfrom religionand showedmore realisticlifesRulesdiscovered byreason theexplainscientific forcesRuler ofPrussia whoreduced tortureand allowedfree pressRuler of Austriawho allowedfree press andabolishedserfdomRuler or Russiawho abolishedtorture andestablishedreligioustoleranceRestrictingaccess to ideasandinformation;banning booksFrench thinkerwhoadvocated forthe separationof powersFrenchthinker whodefendedfreedom ofspeechArt style thatwas grand andcolorful;showedreligiousimageryEnglish thinkerwho argued that"free and equal"must apply towomen alsoEnglish thinkerwho thoughtpeople hadrights to life,liberty, andpropertySocialgatheringswhereEnlightenedideas spreadScottisheconomist whoexplained theconcept ofsupply anddemandAbsolute rulerswho used theirpowers to bringabout social andpolitical changeFrench Termfor group ofEnlightenmentthinkersFrench thinkerwho promotedthe ideas ofsocial contractand freeelectionsAn argreementwhere peoplegive up somefreedom to livein an organizedsocietyEnglish thinkerwho believedpeople werenaturally greedyand cruel

Enlightenment Vocab Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Art style that moved away from religion and showed more realistic lifes
  2. Rules discovered by reason the explain scientific forces
  3. Ruler of Prussia who reduced torture and allowed free press
  4. Ruler of Austria who allowed free press and abolished serfdom
  5. Ruler or Russia who abolished torture and established religious tolerance
  6. Restricting access to ideas and information; banning books
  7. French thinker who advocated for the separation of powers
  8. French thinker who defended freedom of speech
  9. Art style that was grand and colorful; showed religious imagery
  10. English thinker who argued that "free and equal" must apply to women also
  11. English thinker who thought people had rights to life, liberty, and property
  12. Social gatherings where Enlightened ideas spread
  13. Scottish economist who explained the concept of supply and demand
  14. Absolute rulers who used their powers to bring about social and political change
  15. French Term for group of Enlightenment thinkers
  16. French thinker who promoted the ideas of social contract and free elections
  17. An argreement where people give up some freedom to live in an organized society
  18. English thinker who believed people were naturally greedy and cruel