What happens to the Aborigines as a result of English colonization of Australia?

Many Aborigines are killed or die from disease and starvation.

How does the Catholic Church respond to discoveries that do not correspond to Church teaching?

Accuse the discoverer of heresy and throw them in prison.

How does Descartes explain the importance of doubt to science and learning?

He first had to doubt God existed to prove God existed.

Which of the following is an example of “inductive reasoning?”

Parades cause rain because it rains every time we schedule a parade.

How do Cook’s observations and recordings help future sailors?

He identifies wind and water currents in the Pacific for future voyages.

What practical purposes do botanical gardens serve in the British Empire?

They identify economically useful plants and trees.

Which of following rights in the English Bill of Rights is NOT in the US Bill of Rights?

Right to not have a Catholic ruler.

How does Nicolas Copernicus prove his heliocentric theory is correct?

He uses math and astronomy to back his theory with facts.

How do enclosure laws impact life for poor country farmers in England?

They are forced to move to find work in mines or factories.

What methods do Europeans use to spread new scientific discoveries?

Books, universities, and scientific societies.

Why is an agricultural revolution necessary to keep people fed at the end of the 18th century?

More people move to cities, fewer are farming as demand for food increases.

How does Carl Linnaeus’ system of classification identify all natural things?

Organizes all natural things in a hierarchical system.

What does Banks do on his journey with Captain James Cook from 1768 through 1771?

He records new plant and animal discoveries.

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CH 19 Europe in the Age of Scientific Revolution Part 2

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1
What happens to the Aborigines as a result of English colonization of Australia?
They establish their own territory in the Australian outback.
Many Aborigines are killed or die from disease and starvation.
They move to the surrounding islands to escape British persecution.
They are given citizenship and rights as citizens of the British Empire.
2
How does the Catholic Church respond to discoveries that do not correspond to Church teaching?
Accuse the discoverer of heresy and throw them in prison.
They find a “Biblical scroll” giving the Church credit for the discovery.
They send the scientist to Australia.
They thank the discoverer for proving the complexity of God’s mind.
3
How does Descartes explain the importance of doubt to science and learning?
He first had to doubt God existed to prove God existed.
He says without proof we only have doubt.
He says doubt means something doesn’t exist.
He doubts science is real.
4
How did people explain the unknown prior to the spread of scientific method?
They blamed the opposing political party.
They did experiments and research.
They said it’s God’s will.
They blamed the nearest minority community.
5
Which of the following is an example of “inductive reasoning?”
Ice and water are the same thing because ice melts and water freezes.
The earth is round because you can sail around it.
Observing how frogs come from tadpoles.
Parades cause rain because it rains every time we schedule a parade.
6
How does the “Mini Ice Age” affect Europe?
Crops fail and people starve
The downhill skiing industry booms.
People move to warmer climates like Italy and Jamaica.
Greta Thunberg blames people who make her way of life possible.
7
How do Cook’s observations and recordings help future sailors?
He creates a YouTube channel to share his discoveries.
He helps writers tell accurate stories about Polynesian people.
He identifies which islands have friendly inhabitants.
He identifies wind and water currents in the Pacific for future voyages.
8
What practical purposes do botanical gardens serve in the British Empire?
They provide valuable tourist dollars to the growing British economy.
They provide entertainment and diversion to British citizents.
They identify economically useful plants and trees.
They clean the air in big cities.
9
Which of following rights in the English Bill of Rights is NOT in the US Bill of Rights?
Protection from illegal imprisonment.
Free Speech.
Right to due process.
Right to not have a Catholic ruler.
10
How does Nicolas Copernicus prove his heliocentric theory is correct?
He accuses those who oppose him of being fake news.
He uses math and astronomy to back his theory with facts.
He goes on MSNBC and blames the Donald Trump and the Russians.
He yells louder than anyone else.
11
How do enclosure laws impact life for poor country farmers in England?
They are forced to move to find work in mines or factories.
They are forced into the British military and to become colonists.
They break into the enclosures and steal food.
They grow food on small private plots of land.
12
What methods do Europeans use to spread new scientific discoveries?
They don’t, they want to keep the secrets to themselves.
The same way you spread scientific discoveries, TikTok and Snapchat.
Books, universities, and scientific societies.
Scrolls and secret societies.
13
Why is an agricultural revolution necessary to keep people fed at the end of the 18th century?
People demand a greater variety of food.
As farmland becomes depleted, people must make the soil more productive.
Explorers need more preserved food for longer journeys.
More people move to cities, fewer are farming as demand for food increases.
14
How does Carl Linnaeus’ system of classification identify all natural things?
He identifies things that are useful and things that aren’t.
Organizes things by what is edible and what isn’t.
He divides things between living and non-living.
Organizes all natural things in a hierarchical system.
15
What does Banks do on his journey with Captain James Cook from 1768 through 1771?
He records new plant and animal discoveries.
He spreads King James Bibles and Christianity.
He identifies new currents and records water temperatures.
He establishes financial institutions while Cook prepares meals.

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