Why was Galileo punished by the Catholic Church ?

Because he tried to interpret the bible

What was the scientific revolution?

A time period where people began to question and test ideas

What did Brahe do every night?

Carefully observed the sky,gathering data.

What does heliocentric mean?

Sun centered model of the universe

Who was Johannes Kepler ?

A German astronomer & mathematician

Why was this significant?

This proved that what the church taught was not true.

What did Kepler use brahes data for?

To circulate the orbits of the planets around the sun

What is the scientific method?

A step by step process of discovery

What quote did Descartes live by?

"Accept nothing without questioning "

What was Francis bacon known as?

Father of the scientific revolution

The person who invented the telescope

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Scientific revolution

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1
What new tools did the scientific revolution include?
Telescopes
Microscopes
All of the above
Scientific method
2
Why was Galileo punished by the Catholic Church ?
Because he tried to interpret the bible
Because they were offended
Because they knew he was right
Because it was part of their religion
3
What was the scientific revolution?
A time period where people began to question and test ideas
When science was destroyed
when science was invented
When the church was destroyed
4
What did Brahe do every night?
Carefully observed the sky,gathering data.
Cried
Slept
Looked over his notes
5
Where did Everyone get their knowledge?
Science
Class
News
The church
6
What does heliocentric mean?
Planets
Outer space
The world
Sun centered model of the universe
7
What year did Copernicus publish on the revolution of the heavenly spheres?
1543
1542
1545
1544
8
What did Newton see that fell from the tree that made him wonder?
Cherry
Peach
Apple
Pear
9
In 1633, who spent the rest of his life in house arrest?
Galileo
Newton
Kepler
Copernicus
10
Who was Johannes Kepler ?
Inventer of history
Inventer of science
A German astronomer & mathematician
Idk
11
What laws did Kepler develop?
Laws of planetary motion
Laws of light
Laws of speed
All of the above
12
What did Nicolas Copernicus propose?
The telescope was inaccurate
heliocentric universe
The bible
The microscope was inaccurate
13
Why was this significant?
Stars could be seen
The church loved this & encouraged others to get one.
This proved that what the church taught was not true.
You could see things more close up
14
Two causes of scientific revolution
Weakening of the church
New great inventions
Science breakthroughs
All of the above
15
What did Kepler use brahes data for?
To show that he had the same ideas
To steal it
To circulate the orbits of the planets around the sun
To make it his own
16
What was chemistry known as in medieval times?
Alchemy
Revolution
Tests
Science
17
What is the scientific method?
Experiments
A step by step process of discovery
Science
Test tubes
18
What quote did Descartes live by?
"The church lies "
"Science rocks"
Accept everything
"Accept nothing without questioning "
19
why was Kepler important?
All of the above
He proved that what the church taught was wrong
He created ideas that weren't taught
He proved the world was not what everyone thought
20
Who was tycho Brahe ?
Destroyer of science
Inventer of science
None of the above
Danish astronomer
21
What was Francis bacon known as?
Father of the scientific revolution
Father of the world
Father of bacon
Father of top hats
22
What did William Harvey describe ?
The heart
The circulation of the blood
The brain
Bones
23
What did Newton discover?
Gravity
Speed
Light
Science
24
Who was Galileo?
The person who invented the microscope
The person who invented the telescope
The person who invented the scientific revolution
The person who invented science
25
What did Robert Hooke discover?
Cells
Planets
History
Science

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