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The Scientific Revolution
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The only written account of natural phenomenon that was accepted during the 1500-1600's.
The Old Testament
The Book of the Dead
Nostrodamus writings
The Bible
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Ancient man, from the Greek's to the Inca's were fascinated by observing...
The moon, stars, planets, and sun
The ocean tides in the evenings
How our fingers worked
Scorpinas
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This Renaissance scholar, angered the Pope by contradicting the accepted beliefs of astronomy at that time.
Da Vinci
Aristotle
Galileo
Copernicus
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Aristotle and Ptolemy both believed that the earth was the center of the universe. Identify this theory.
Evoling Theory
Centrifugal Force Theory
Geocentric Theory
The Theory of Gravity
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Copernicus (1500's) believed that the stars, earth and planets revolved around the sun. Name this theory.
The Earth Theory
Heliocentric Theory
The Catholic Church Theory
The Protestant Theory
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Laws of math and physics were explored by this scholar.
Michelangelo
Socrates
Newton
Einstein
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The Scientific Method that began during the Renaissance and is still used today involves theses steps...
Just gathering data
Hypothesis, experimentation, gather data, analyze data, prove or disprove
Conducting an experiment
Look at on object and make a prediction
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In the 1500's scholars began to challenge ancient thinkers and the Catholic church by examining the natural world.
The American Revolution
The Italian Revolution
The Scientific Revolution
The Scholars Revolution
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Copernicus believed Jupiter has several moons, & the sun had dark spots. Which Renaissance scholar confirmed these true?
Michangelo
Galileo
Pope Boniface VI
Plotmy
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Identify the men who created the Experimental Method.
Bacon Descartes
Homer and his kid
Copernicus and Newton
Bartholomew and Columbus