World History Assessment

Published "The New Astronomy".

After ten years Galileo wrote a book, "Dialogue Concerning the Democracy".

The chaos and violence made ___________ doubt the good in humanity.

A women is responsible for key pieces of evidence for exinction and became the basis for paleontology.

_____________ thought the government should be broken into three parts.

Who wrote "A Vindication of the Rights of Women" in 1792?

The author of "On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres" in 1543.

"On the Structure of the Human Body" became the basis of medical education.

Wollstonecraft's book ____________.

He was born in 1514 in Bussels, Belgium to a family of doctors and pharmacists.

Mary Wollstonecraft argued women were inferior to men and should be treated delicately.

"Nature of Light" breakthrough is contributed to ________________.

John Lock believed ______________.

Although, people had found fossils before ______________, no one knew what they were.

Mary Annning contributed more to study of prehistoric life than men.

____________ believed that human beings were good, but were corrupted by society.

He was born in England and thought rational thought could fix the problems of mankind.

John Locke felt without the support of its people, the government was powerless.

Copernicus new theory "the helicentric theory" states that moon is the center of the universe.

His most famous work is The Spirit of the Laws.

According to Wollstonecraft married women,

______________ was born in England in 1632.

This noble attended many parties at Parisian 'salons".

________________ felt absolute monarchy was the only way to suppress people's selfish nature.

In 1762, __________ published their most famous work, "The Social Contract".

_________________ argued that if doctors wanted to know the anatomy of humans, they had to dissect human bodies.

____________ tracked the movements of the plantes and stars.

The father of modern astronomy.

Issac Newton argued that the truth required evidence from the real world.

__________ investigated physics, waves of light, planetary motion, and calculus.

In the book, "The Spirit of Laws" it attacked the idea of an absolute monarchy.

After Jenner inoculated 75 people, only 10 persons came down with small pox.

____________ emphasised the importance of one's personal experience in shaping human beings.

At the university, _________________ discovered a love of all science, but physics appealed to him the most.

_____________ "Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy is the true beginning of physics.

Published a book called "Leviathan", which was published in 1651.

The Catholic Church called ___________ a heretic and threatened them with excommunciation.

In 1796, ___________ tested their theory by inoculating James Phipps, an 8 year old boy.

To him humans were not "bad", but could easily be carried away by their emotions.

According to Mary Wollstonecraft ____________________.

In 1543 Copernicus published "On the Structure of the Human Body".