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13.3 Scientific Revolution
13.3 Scientific Revolution
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The theory that the Sun is the center of the universe is called the
solarcentric theory.
heliocentric theory.
stellarcentric theory.
luminocentric theory.
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One of the most significant outcomesof the Scientific Rev. of the1500s&1600s wasthatpeoplebegan
question traditional opinion & experiment for themselves.
take a greater interest in the arts.
rely more heavily on astrologyand witchcraft
question the power of the church.
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founder of modern chemistry and physics
Boyle
Leibniz
Descates
Newton
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The Italian professor of mathematics&astronomer who used a telescope to disprove the geocentric
René Descartes.
Andreas Vesalius
Antoine Lavoisier
Galileo Galilei
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The theory that Earth is the center of the universe is called the
geocentric theory.
planetcentric theory.
earthcentric theory.
worldcentric theory
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German mathematician who discovered planets travel in elliptical orbits.
Kepler
Leeuwenhoek
Copernicus
Leibniz
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Descartes' method of thinking is based on the idea of
geocentric theory
predestination
scientific reasoning
classical thinking
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The English philosopher who argued that only through observation and repeatable experiments
Isaac Newton
Francis Bacon
Robert Boyle
Robert Hooke
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Studied human anatomy and labeled the human heart as a "piece of machinerary"
Hooke
Harvey
Bacon
Leibniz
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deductive approach of inquiry that includes conducting experiements and math calculations is called?
scientific approach
inductive reasoning
scientific method
scientific revolution
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The English scientist who first identified cells in living matter was
Francis Bacon
Robert Hooke.
Isaac Newton
Robert Boyle
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The scientist whose laws of motion and gravitation were published in the 1687
Robert Hooke
Robert Boyle
Francis Bacon
Isaac Newton