Protestant Reformation and Scientific Revolution

17th century scholars like Galileo Galilei & Rene Descartes faced challenges to their scientific theories because _____.

When did the Protestant Reformation occur?

The Scientific Revolution started in which field of science?

Anatomy is the study of ____________.

Which historical period most influenced the Scientific Revolution?

What was the name of the German monk who started the Protestant Reformation?

The Protestant reformer who taught the idea of predestination was ____________.

A Polish astronomer who was the first to say that the sun is the center of the universe.

What could Galileo see with his telescope?

Astronomer who discovered laws of planetary motion and said that planets orbit in an elliptical pattern.

A list of things that Martin Luther thought were wrong with the Catholic Church.

Which of the following is one of Newton's laws of motion?

When did the Scientific Revolution start?

A pardon for a person's sins that was sold by the Catholic Church is called a(n) _____________.

When King Henry VIII of England broke away from the Catholic Church he created a new church called the _____.

Scientist known as the "Father of Microbiology"

Which statement about the Scientific Revolution in Europe is accurate?

The model of the universe that says the sun is at the center is the ________ model.

What is a barometer used for?

___________ was an English scientist who discovered the Universal Law of Gravitation.

John Calvin and Martin Luther both believed that by buying indulgences a person would be guaranteed entry to heaven.

Which scientist made discoveries about the circulation of blood throughout the body?

Scientist known as the "Father of Anatomy"

A(n)_________ is a branch of Christianity. Many new ones were created during the Protestant Reformation.

Which individual created an improved telescope and used it to support the theory shown in this picture?

Philosopher of the Scientific Revolution known for introducing the Scientific Method.

____________ was the idea that a person's fate was decided before they were born.

When did the Scientific Revolution end?

How many wives did King Henry VIII have in his lifetime?

Why was the Scientific Method important?