Topic 13, Part II (Lesson 6 & 8)

Who's laws of motion and work with gravity helped to prove the heliocentric theory?

What early enlightenment reformer believed that people are molded by their experiences?

Mary Wollstonecraft believed that women have the ability to reason and should be

What does tabula rasa mean?

The elliptical orbits of planets was proven by which astronomer?

People of the middle ages relied on old works by this person in the field of understanding science.

One of the leaders in physics created a law about liquids under pressure. Who was it?

Smith followed which principles

Maria Winckelmann was credited with the discovery of what?

Of the enlightenment thinkers, who most challenged church actions and supported religious toleration?

New Inventions made discoveries possible & laid the foundation for the Scientific Revolution. What was NOT one?

According to enlightenment thinkers, one can use this to improve society

What did Diderot call his collection of knowledge?

Who said that we have a separation of "mind and matter"

Late middle ages physician, Galen often had wrong results about the body. Why was he so wrong?

Who created the Scientific Method?

The Church was being threatened by changes in science. What is an example?

Montesquieu studied governments role in society. Which of the ideas below did he NOT believe in?

According to the principles of laissez-faire, what should determine price

William Harvey proved that ___________

Who believed that people entered into a "social contract" with government?

Who was ordered to abandon the Copernican idea by the Church?

What did Robert Hooke discover?

Voltaire promoted the idea that god simply created the universe, set it in motion but did interact. What is this called?

The Church liked the Geocentric ideas of the universe. Which astronomer is the system the Church used named after?