The 17th century / Restoration England

Which of the following is true of Harvey's work?

What did Pepys carry around with him to help with his cholique (an upest stomach)?

Which of the following is true of London in the 1660s?

Who discovered the law of gravity in his book Principia, published in 1686?

Harvey's work wasn't fully proved until after his death, when a new what was invented?

Who proved that the Earth goes around the Sun?

Most educated people before the 'Scientific Revolution' believed what was the best way to understand the human body?

Pepys watched a dissection of a criminal who suffered from stones in which organ?

Which famous English physician was surgeon to King James I and Charles I?

When Pepys himself had a kidney stone removed when he was younger, he didn't have - what?

Most educated people before the 'Scientific Revolution' believed that who controlled what happened in the world?

Which type of 17th century medical practitioner had practical skills but didn't understand infection or anaesthetics?

Many educated people after the 'Scientific Revolution' believed that what was at the centre of our galaxy?

Many educated people after the 'Scientific Revolution' believed what was the best way to find out about the human body?

Which of the following is a reason he was known as the Merry Monarch?

What was the name of the scientific organisation that Charles II gave a charter to in 1661?

Which type of 17th century medical practitioner mixed medicines and sold them in shops?

Why did Pepys survive this operation, but the four people after him didn't?

Which king wrote a book on witchcraft in the late 16th century?

Lady Mary Wortley promoted inoculation as a prevention for which deadly disease in the early 18th century?

Whose detailed drawings of the human body changed our understanding of anatomy?

Most educated people before the 'Scientific Revolution' believed that what was at the centre of the universe?

What was the name of the ancient Greek theory about the cause of disease called?

In what year was Charles II 'restored' to the throne of England?

Which of the following is NOT one of the four humours?

Which type of 17th century medical practitioner qualified by studying at university and charged large fees?

What was the disease known as 'The King's Evil' that it was thought the king could cure?

Which of the following is true of Harvey's work?

What was among the most dangerous things a woman could do in Restoration England?

Pepys' diaries were written between which years?

Many educated people after the 'Scientific Revolution' believed that what controlled what happened in the world?

What did Pepys' wife use on her skin condition?

What was the name of the famous London diarist during this period?

How many people lived to the age of 40 in London?

What invention of the Renaissance helped information travel further and quicker?

In which year was the last person in Britain hung for witchcraft?

Which type of 17th century medical practitioner used herbs and superstition to treat people?

By what nickname was Charles II known?

Which type of 17th century medical practitioner sold potions at markets and fairs?

Which of the following were regularly blamed on witchcraft?