SS 2201 Ideas SCO 5

What crime was committed if people challenged the authority of the church?

What best describes the response to new ideas during the pre modern era?

What scientist, with his own new telescope, found spots on the sun, and hills and valleys on the surface of the moon?

What term describes the exploration of the Americas? They radically altered European views of the physical world?

Who had the dominant worldview in the Pre-Modern Era?

What did monarchs want to receive from the church? Receiving it would give them legitimacy with people.

What was the collection of ideas and discoveries that forever changed the way we think about the world?

Who advocated for empiricism, the experimental approach to learning?

What was central to all life and experience according to the church's worldview in the Pre Modern Era?

What idea emerged in the Pre Modern Era and was about the importance of learning from people?

What philosopher said, beyond the earth, God, the angels, and heaven existed in the skies?

What process involves observing through experimentation and following a procedure to test a new idea?

What is the belief that the Earth is at the center of the universe and is orbited by other planets?

What late Pre Modern idea proposes that the Church should not be involved in matters of politics and governance?

What concept refers to seeing the world from a specific perspective or point of view?

What benefit did the church provide in the pre modern era?

What late Pre Modern idea encouraged people to pursue their own personal interests?

Who was the mathematician who believed that rationality, or logic, could be used to discover new knowledge?

What protest movement weakened the Catholic Church as the singular authority in Christianity?

Who discovered the 3 laws of motion?

What Greek philosopher believed that the earth was at the centre of the universe?

Who published a theory that was significant because it would form the basis for modern medicine?

Who invented the printing press in Germany in 1440 CE?

What caused the rebirth in knowledge?

What was the name of the period which saw a rebirth in learning? It marked a shift away from the church's worldview.

Whose travels in 1492 paved the way for further European exploration of the Americas?

What is the idea that all knowledge is based upon experimental science?

What is the belief that the sun is at the center of the universe, not the Earth?

How was the study of the natural world viewed in the pre modern era?

Who was the most influential person in the church's worldview?

Who wrote "A New Astronomy in 1609" supporting the idea the sun was at the centre of the universe?

Who came to the conclusion that it was the sun that was the centre of the universe, not the Earth?

Who was, and still is, the leader of the Catholic Church? His views were extremely important in the Middle Ages.

What was believed to be the source of all knowledge in the church's worldview?