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Mr. George - BJU World Studies - Ch. 9
Mr. George - BJU World Studies - Ch. 9
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Robert Boyle....
a Christian who produced Boyle's Law & opposed the enemies of Christianity.
believed that the body should be treated with chemicals.
discovered the planet Uranus and built a 40-foot telescopoe.
worked with brass and iron.
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Copernicus...
developed a smallpox vaccine.
was a English astronomer for whom a comet is named.
theorized that the earth revolves around the sun.
discovered Uranus and made a forty-foot-long telescope.
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Greek mathematician who became the Father of Geometry.
Aristotle
Euclid
Plato
Archimedes
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Louis XIV...
continued developing strong monarchy in Russia.
argued for empiricism.
ruler of England after Cromwell's death.
absolute ruler of France and set an example for the rest of Europe.
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The oath with which many modern doctors pledge to "never do harm"?
Descartes' Oath
Lavoisier's Oath
Hippocratic Oath
Boyle's Oath
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Charles II...
became the ruler of England after Cromwell's death.
developed a large economic empire without a monarchy.
argued for empiricism.
the Father of Geometry.
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Scientist who wrote "The Sceptical Chymist"
Copernicus
Boyle
Lavoisier
Newton
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Ruled Austria
Albert the Great
William and Mary
Catherine the Great
Maria Theresa
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Eratosthenes was an early Greek geographer devised the lines of latitude and longitude.
True
False
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Studied human anatomy by dissecting human bodies.
Spinoza
Jenner
Galilei (Galileo)
Vesalius
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Lavoisier...
studied calculus and the laws of gravity and motion.
trusted only human reason as the path to truth.
is the Father of Modern Chemistry.
theorized that the earth revolves around the sun.
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Lavoisier developed a smallpox vaccine.
True
False
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the Father of Medicine
Spinoza
Vesalius
Lavoisier
Hippocrates
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Halley was an English astronomer for whom a comet is named.
False
True
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Oliver Cromwell...
made contributions in the areas of physics, geography, and optics.
introduced Muslim documents to medieval universities.
led Parliament's armies during the English Civil War
taught that people can find knowledge only through experience.
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Uesed his telescope to observed the earth's orbit around the sun.
Copernicus
Galilei (Galileo)
Vesalius
Harvey
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The Dutch Republic...
developed a large economic empire without a monarchy.
gradually increased Parliament's power.
continued the process of developing a strong monarchy.
influenced the American colonies.
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Taught that people can find knowledge only through experience.
Secularism
Rationalism
none of these
Empiricism
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Herschel...
discovered Uranus and made a forty-foot-long telescope.
scientist who wrote The Sceptical Chymist.
studied the body's circulatory system.
read the Bible as a historical artifact rather than as revelation from God.
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The English Bill of Rights influenced...
empiricism.
Descartes.
the smallpox vaccine.
the American colonies.
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Humans are important because they...
were created in the image of God.
only expeience and observe the world around them to know turth.
are only rational thinking beings.
make pizza.
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Herschel studied calculus and the laws of gravity and motion.
True
False
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Read the Bible as a historical artifact rather than as revelation from God.
Boyle
Vesalius
Paracelsus
Spinoza
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The Middle Ages laid the foundation for the Age of Reason.
True
False
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Most promoters of the Enlightenment did not support Christianity.
True
False
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__________ supported the Roman Church.
Spinoza
Catherine the Great
King James II
Albert the Great
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Secular society that is one that is free from ____________?
homework
thinking about thinking
religion
monarchy
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Studied the body's circulatory system.
Spinoza
Harvey
Boyle
Lavoisier
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the Glorious Revolution...
the change in power in England that occurred without a war.
describes a society that is free from religion.
laid the foundation for the Age of Reason.
supported the Roman Church.
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Catherine the Great...
ruled Austria.
signed the English Bill of Rights in exchange for the throne of England.
led Parliament's armies during the Enlish Civil War.
continued the process of developing a strong monarchy in Russia.
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Made significant contribtions in the areas of physics, geography, and optics.
Newton
Bacon
Spinoza
Harvey
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Vesalius...
introduced Muslim documents to medieval universitieas.
taught that people can only find knowledge through reasoning.
established the Protectorate.
developed a smallpox vaccine.
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The British Protectorate was the result of...
the Dutch Republic.
the Age of Reason.
the English Civil War.
secularism.
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Locke trusted only human reason as the path to truth.
False
True
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Parliament's power gradually increased under what system of English government?
monarchy
cabinet
rationalism
secularism
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Paracelsus...
believed that the body should be treated with chemicals.
studied the body's circulartory system.
developed a smallpox vaccine.
studied human anatomy.
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The Enlightenment reduced the impact of Christianity by...
All the above
taught that the Bible was just like any other book.
challenging if miracles were observable.
challenging if miracles were rational.
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Rene Descartes argued for empiricism.
False
True
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________________ work with brass and iron shows man's instinct to fulfill the Creation Mandate.
Euclid's
Boyle's
Paracelsus
Tubalcain's
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In exchange for the throne of England, signed the English Bill of Rights .
William and Mary
James and Katherine
George and Elizabeth
Antoine and Julia
