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The Scientific Revolution

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Scientific Revolution Quiz (gov't = government)

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1
Why was Galileo so important?
conducted experiments rather than speculating like church
horse named after him that helped for the study of anatomy
assumed that God created a centered earth
2
Why was Copernicus so important?
He created chicken wings that the church did not like
he identified the geocentric theory which agreed with church
identified the heliocentric theory that contradicted church
created smooth jazz
3
Why were Bacon and Descartes (deh - CART) so important?
looked to natural world for anwers; did not involve religion
they experimented, rather than assumed
they collected plants/animals for the church to study
they spread Christianity through the scientific world
4
When was the scientific revolution?
1540 to 1690
2000-2001
1920-1830
1860-1850
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How did science revolutionize society? (choose BEST answer)
gov't gained power over sciences, education, and church
changed relationship between gov't and its people
changed basics of science; changed political situations
allowed church to capitalize on religious science basics