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Crossword social studies topics

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This crossword is about social studies topics (Empiricism, John Locke, Freedom, Good and evil, Thomas Hobbes and The Leviathan).

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This crossword is about social studies topics (Empiricism, John Locke, Freedom, Good and evil, Thomas Hobbes and The Leviathan).

by Emmanuel Sierra Goez
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The belief that knowledge comes from sensory experience.

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Author of An Essay Concerning Human Understanding.

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Hobbes's famous political book.

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Locke believed all humans have natural ______.

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Locke’s idea: humans are born as a blank ______.

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The opposite of tyranny.

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Moral concept opposite to evil.

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The state of having free will.

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Hobbes's view of life in the state of nature: “nasty, brutish, and ______.”

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The social ______: an agreement to form society.

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Hobbes believed in strong, central ______ to prevent chaos.

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The concept of good and evil falls under this branch of philosophy.

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Locke argued that government needs the consent of the ______.

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Hobbes believed humans are naturally ______-interested.

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Empiricism relies on the use of this sense-related method.

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Locke thought rebellion was justified when rights were ______.

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According to Locke, this was the main role of government: to protect ______.

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One who supports the theory of empiricism is called an ______.

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Hobbes argued for absolute ______.

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In Hobbes’s theory, the Leviathan represents this powerful entity.

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