Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment

Question 1

What was The Columbian Exchange?

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the widespread exchange of plants, animals, and disease

Question 2

The Scientific Revolution influenced the Enlightenment thinkers by

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applying principals of reason

Question 3

Who believed education was the key for women wanting equality and freedom?

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Wollstonecraft

Question 4

What was the Scientific Revolution?

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A shift in thinking where science emerged as a new way of gaining knowledge

Question 5

What was the significance of the Scientific Revolution?

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All of the above

Question 6

How did the authorities react to the scientists who challenged accepted beliefs?

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Some scientists were tried & punished for thoughts different from Church

Question 7

Which of the following factors led to the Scientific Revolution?

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All of the above

Question 8

Scientific thought is based on

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observation and experimentation

Question 9

What was one effect of Copernicus' theory of a sun-centered solar system?

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It disputed Church teachings regarding the universe.

Question 10

What was Voltaire most concerned about in regards to the rights of the people?

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Free Expression

Question 11

The term for when a country takes political control over an area to get their resources

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colonization

Question 12

What is the exchange of cultures, people, ideas, plants, animals, and even diseases that began in 1492.

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Columbian Exchange

Question 13

The Scientific Revolution influenced the Enlightenment thinkers by

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applying principals of reason

Question 14

The Scientific Revolution influenced exploration because

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people became curious of the unknown world around them

Question 15

Which document was heavily influenced by Enlightenment ideas?

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Declaration of Independence

Question 16

Who had a strong belief in religious tolerance and free speech and his beliefs impacted Bill of Rights?

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Voltaire

Question 17

Who believed in natural rights- life, liberty and property?

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Locke

Question 18

How was the Enlightenment different than the Scientific Revolution?

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Thinkers used ideas of the Sci Rev to solve issues with society and govt

Question 19

The model of the universe where the EARTH is at the enter and all heavenly bodies revolve around the earth is

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geocentric

Question 20

How did Enlightenment influence society?

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It encouraged individual to think, question &challenge traditional thoughts

Question 21

Who developed the idea that the universe was heliocentric?

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Copernicus

Question 22

What was exchange between countries during the Columbian Exchange?

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goods, ideas, animals and diseases

Question 23

Which of the following is NOT one of Locke's natural rights of man?

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Happiness

Question 24

Why did Montesquieu think that separation of powers was an important aspect of government?

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So no one person could abuse all of the power.

Question 25

The model of the universe where the SUN is at the center of the universe is

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heliocentric

Question 26

Who believed in he separation of government powers?

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Montesquieu

Question 27

Mercantilism benefits

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The Mother Country

Question 28

What was the series of events that led to the birth of modern science?

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Scientific Revolution

Question 29

Criticized the government- Thought poeple should have a say in their government

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Enlightenment

Question 30

How did Galileo&#x27;s theories upset the church?

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The Church perceived heliocentric theories as questioning long held beliefs

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