Tess's Quiz

Glorius Revolution: change of power in England

A vaccine is a small dose of a virus to a point where it will not harm them worse later

John Locke: he believed that rationalism was insufficient and argued in favor of empiricism

Euclid: Greek astronomer/geographer who determined the distance around the earth

Hippocrates: A Greek physician who is also known as the father of Medicine

Edmond Hally Discovered laws of gravity and motion

Protectorate: System of representative government that developed in England 

Took the English throne after Cromwell's death

 French King; Most successful absolute monarchy 

Dutch philosopher who applied rationalism to the bible and thought almost everything in scripture was contrary to reason

The English Civil War was when Oliver Cromwell led the Parlement army against the king's horses and men

Led army in the English Civil War(not the Avengers tehehe)

Edward Jenner was a general who developed a vaccine for smallpox

Age of unreasoning: the 17th and 18th  centuries in Europe 

Scientist who stated that the body is mostly chemicals and should be treated with chemicals

laws of gravity and motion: gravity keeps the planets in orbit

English Bill of Rights did not do the following

A disease that killed and left people terribly scared

Catherine the Great was an Austrian ruler

Albert the Great: Dominican friar, introduced Muslim documents to Medieval universities Roger

Englishmen discovered that blood is pumped by the heart and then travels through the body and cycles through again

Copernicus: Concluded the Earth revolves around the Sun not the Sun around the Earth

Dedicated most of his life to contributing to the field of astronomy

Boyles law chemistry law about gases

Joseph and Mary: signed the Bill of rights

Bacon: Made significant contributions in the areas of physics, geography, Optics

The father of modern chemistry

The English king who struggled to defeat parliament's efforts

Rationalism is the belief that the path to truth is human reason

Empiricism: a society free from religion

Galileo Galilei used the newly invented telescope for his observations

Developed his work on human anatomy by dissecting human bodies

Eratosthenes: Mathematician who wrote elements; was also known as the father of geometry 

Maria Theresa was a Russian ruler

Philosopher who did not trust any path to truth except human reason

Secularism: a society that is free from religion

Edmond Halley: English astronomer recorded the position and motion of hundreds of stars

Christion who rote the skeptical chemist

Cabnit: government founded by Oliver Cromwell

James I: became king after Charles II Death; his brother