The historical issue referred to in the passage is the conflict between

established institutions and new ideas

the BEST EXPLANATION as to why Galileo Galileo made this statement is

he feared that the Roman Catholic Church might excommunicate or execute him

All of the statements regarding Nicolaus Copernicus are accurate EXCEPT

he invented the astronomical telescope

All of the following statements regarding On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Bodies is accurate EXCEPT

it led to the arrest of Nicolaus a copernicus by the Roman Inquisition

Which of the following events is considered the end of the Scientific Revolution

the publication of Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy by Newton

Historians would MOST LIKELY cite the passage as evidence to disprove which of the following about the Scientific Rev

the Scientific Rev was opposed by the Roman Catholic Church

Johannes Kepler contributed to the Scientific Revolution in all of the following ways EXCEPT

he invented the astronomical telescope

The Ptolemaic System included all of the following beliefs regarding the universe EXCEPT

Earth and all other celestial bodies consist of the same classical elements

All of the following statements regarding "Dialogue" are accurate EXCEPT

it included illustrations of the moon, sun, and other planets

All of the following statements regarding the Scientific Revolution are accurate EXCEPT

it flourished in Catholic areas in Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries

The sentiment expressed in the passage MOST DIRECTLY led to which of the following events

the publication of On the Revolutions of Heavenly Bodies

All of the following statements regarding the Copernican System are accurate EXCEPT

it was first described in Johannes Kepler's New Astronomy

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1
The historical issue referred to in the passage is the conflict between
the nobility and peasants
Roman Catholics and Protestants
established institutions and new ideas
the church and state
2
Which of the following beliefs is MOST DIRECTLY referenced in the passage
ptolemaic system
deism
aristotelian physics
heliocentrism
3
Which of the following was FIRST DESCRIBED by Isaac Newton in Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy
deductive reasoning
classical elements
heliocentrism
universal gravitation
4
the BEST EXPLANATION as to why Galileo Galileo made this statement is
he lost faith in the scientific method
he sought the financial support from the Roman Catholic Church
he feared that the Roman Catholic Church might excommunicate or execute him
he was a strong supporter of the Roman Catholic doctrine
5
All of the statements regarding Nicolaus Copernicus are accurate EXCEPT
he invented the astronomical telescope
he published On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Bodies in Latin
he was a polish astronomer
he challenged the geocentric theory
6
Whose scientific achievements led to the emergence of Deism in the eighteenth century
Nicolaus Copernicus
Rene Descartes
Tycho Brahe
Isaac Newton
7
in On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Bodies, Copernicus challenged the Ptolemaic System by asserting that
the same natural laws govern motion on Earth and throughout the universe
the universe is heliocentric
Jupiter is orbited by four moons
planets, including Earth, orbit the Sun in ellipses
8
All of the following were developed during the Scientific Revolution EXCEPT
the scientific method
Kepler's law of planetary motion
universal gravitation
geocentrism
9
All of the following statements regarding On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Bodies is accurate EXCEPT
it is considered Nicklaus Copernicus's greatest work
it led to the arrest of Nicolaus a copernicus by the Roman Inquisition
it challenged geocentrism
it was published in latin
10
Which of the following WAS NOT a focus of the Scientific Revolution
astronomy
economics
physics
chemistry
11
Place the following events in order
1,2,3,4
4,1,2,3
2,3,4,1
3,4,1,2
12
Who published New Astronomy in 1609
Johannesburg Keppler
Rene Descartes
Isaac Newton
Francis Bacon
13
Which of the following events is considered the end of the Scientific Revolution
the publication of Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy by Newton
the establishment of the Royal Society of London by Charles II
the publication of "On the Structure of the Human Body" by Andreas Vesalius
the invention of the astronomical telescope by Galileo
14
Historians would MOST LIKELY cite the passage as evidence to disprove which of the following about the Scientific Rev
the Scientific Rev was an exclusive movement with little impact on society
European rulers supported the Scientific Rev through learned societies
the Scientific Rev was opposed by the Roman Catholic Church
the Scientific Rev challenged traditional beliefs about the natural world
15
Johannes Kepler contributed to the Scientific Revolution in all of the following ways EXCEPT
he published New Astronomy
he invented the astronomical telescope
he used math to demonstrate that planets orbit the sun in elliptical orbits
he helped Tycho Brahe in recording the movement of planets and other bodies
16
The Ptolemaic System included all of the following beliefs regarding the universe EXCEPT
the earth is stationary and located at the center of the universe
Earth and all other celestial bodies consist of the same classical elements
the universe is finite and ends at the orbit containing the Prime Mover
the moon, sun, and five planets orbit the earth in circular orbits
17
All of the following statements regarding "Dialogue" are accurate EXCEPT
it was a satirical work published in Italian
it supported heliocentrism
it led to the arrest of Galileo by the Roman Inquisition
it included illustrations of the moon, sun, and other planets
18
All of the following statements regarding the Scientific Revolution are accurate EXCEPT
it started with the publication of On the Revolutions of Heavenly Bodies
it flourished in Catholic areas in Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries
it received support from European rulers through learned societies
It challenged traditional beliefs regarding the natural world
19
The sentiment expressed in the passage MOST DIRECTLY led to which of the following events
the publication of On the Revolutions of Heavenly Bodies
the establishment of learned societies throughout Europe
the development of the scientific method
the invention of the astronomical telescope
20
who did not contribute to the scientific revolution
claudius ptolemy
nicolaus copernicus
francis bacon
isaac newton
21
All of the following statements regarding the Copernican System are accurate EXCEPT
it included the Sun, Moon, Earth, and five other planets
it was heliocentric
it was first described in Johannes Kepler's New Astronomy
it consisted of circular orbits

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