WH Unit 1 Review Part 3

Late medieval medicine was dominated by the teachings of the Greek physician _____.

The first astronomer to propose a heliocentric model of the universe was

This woman made a name for herself in Germany as an astronomer that discovered a new comet.

As a result of the Scientific Revolution, Europeans developed a conception of the universe

Galen relied on dissecting ____ to come to his conclusions about anatomy.

Maria Winkelmann was denied the opportunity to attend and work at Berlin Academy because

Monism, the belief that God was present everywhere in the universe, was a theory developed by

Vesalius’s lectures were unique for his time because he

William Harvey is known for all of the following except

Whose work was used to scientifically prove that women were inferior to men?

_______ was the first known scientists to reject the medical conclusions of Aristotle and Galen

Though Vesalius corrected numerous errors of Galen, he still supported the idea that

William Harvey’s contribution to modern medicine was centered in his research into

_______ work was the culmination of all the new theories of the Scientific Revolution.

The spheres of the geocentric model were made of

______ was the most important subject in explaining the universe.

Newton was the first scientist to come up with a theory for

Rene Descartes idea that the world was of two parts, spiritual and physical, is called

Galileo invented the first

The Newtonian, scientific model of the universe is

Renaissance artists are credited with making an impact on scientific study due to their

The first astronomer to definitively prove a heliocentric model of the universe was

The illustrations in Vesalius’s On the Fabric of the Human Body were made possible by

The astronomer that developed three laws of planetary motion was

William Harvey demonstrated that the ______ was the beginning point of the circulatory system.

The orbits of the planets, stars, and other heavenly bodies in the geocentric model were

Medieval scientists relied mostly on _____ writings for their information.

Galen believed there were _____ blood systems in the human body.

Paracelsus rejected the idea that imbalances of the four humours caused disease in favor of

The new anatomy of the sixteenth century was the work of _______

Newton's mathematical discoveries include

Isaac Newton contributed to scientific research through his development of

In the geocentric model, God and heaven exists

How many spheres are present in the geocentric model of the universe?

Newton proposed ____ theories of motion.

The Inquisition targeted and arrested Galileo because

________ is viewed as the father of modern medicine.

The Scientific Revolution challenged Christianity because it

This woman became an illustrator an entomologists who traveled to Surinam.

The printing press was a vital tool during the Scientific Revolution because