Key Figures in Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment
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Which theory states that the Earth is at the center of the solar system?

  • Copernican Theory
  • Newtonian Theory
  • Geocentric Theory (correct)
  • Heliocentric Theory

John Locke believed that people should submit their rights to a strong ruler.

False (B)

Who introduced the first smallpox vaccine?

Edward Jenner

Galileo built a telescope and discovered that the moon had a ______ surface.

<p>rough, uneven</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following individuals with their contributions:

<p>Andreas Vesalius = Diagrammed human organs, bones, and muscles Mary Wollstonecraft = Advocated for women's education Montesquieu = Promoted separation of powers Zacharius Janssen = Invented the first microscope</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Geocentric Theory

The theory that the Earth is the center of the solar system.

Heliocentric Theory

The theory that the Sun is the center of the solar system.

Reformation

A period of time when people began to question the teachings of the Church.

Salons

Social gatherings of intellectuals and artists during the Enlightenment.

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New Government

A system of government where a ruler's power comes from the consent of the people they govern.

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Key Figures in Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment

  • Andreas Vesalius: Examined human bodies through dissection to create diagrams of organs, bones, and muscles.
  • Edward Jenner: Developed the first smallpox vaccine.
  • Gabriel Fahrenheit: Created the first mercury thermometer.
  • Galileo: Used a telescope to observe the moon's rough surface.
  • Johannes Kepler: Mathematically supported the heliocentric theory.
  • John Locke: Believed humans are born free and equal with natural rights (life, liberty, and property).
  • Mary Wollstonecraft: Advocated for women's education to advance their virtue and usefulness.
  • Montesquieu: Promoted the separation of powers and checks and balances.
  • Newton: Visualized the universe as a complex system, governed by natural laws.
  • Thomas Hobbes: Proposed that individuals should surrender freedoms to a powerful ruler for order.
  • Zacharius Janssen: Invented the first microscope.

Political and Religious Concepts

  • Divine Right: The belief that monarchs are chosen by God to rule.
  • Geocentric Theory: The theory that the Earth is the center of the solar system.
  • Heliocentric Theory: The theory that the sun is the center of the solar system.
  • New Government: A system where the government's power derives from the people's consent.
  • Old Government: Rule justified by the monarch's divine right.
  • Parliament: The highest legislative body in the UK.
  • Reformation: A period of religious challenge to established Church doctrine.
  • Secular: Relating to non-religious matters.
  • Salon: A gathering of intellectuals and artists for discussion and exchange.

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Explore the contributions of pivotal thinkers during the Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment. Learn about influential figures like Galileo, Newton, and Mary Wollstonecraft, who shaped modern science and political thought. This quiz will test your knowledge of their groundbreaking ideas and innovations.

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