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He sold the Louisiana territory to the US to fund his wars in Europe, and "create a rival for England to humble their pride" in the form of the Louisiana Purchase.
Napoleon Bonaparte
He is the French philosopher who advocated for freedom of religion, freedom of expression, and freedom of speech.
Voltaire
When laws of nature work here and around the world, for example gravity, the workings of an internal combustion engine, or biological evolution
Universal
He invented the concept of the "invisible hand".
Smith
Separation of Powers
Montesquieu
Abolition of Torture
Beccaria
Religious freedom including the right to NOT be religious
Voltaire
Women's Equality
Wollstonecraft
Heliocentric Theory
Copernicus Galileo Kepler Newton
Natural Rights, life liberty, property
Locke
This artist painted "School of Athens"
Raphael
He is the French philosopher who created the encyclopedia.
(Last name only)
Diderot
This artist was a Renaissance Man who was famous for painting the Mona Lisa, and writing in his own code. (full name required)
Leonardo da Vinci
This was the main philosophy of the Renaissance which emphasized man's potential and achievements; this was seen as a more secular philosophy connected to Greek values.
Humanism