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Chapter 9: Transformations in European Culture
Chapter 9: Transformations in European Culture
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Who supported the Roman Church.
King James II
Spinoza
Louis XIV
King Charles
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Trusted only human reason as the path to truth
John Locke
Hippocrates
Spinoza
Descartes
3
Greek mathematician became the Father of Geometry
Euclid
Eratosthenes
Robert Boyle
John Locke
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Studied human anatomy
Halley
Harvey
Jenner
Vesalius
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The man that argued for empiricism.
John Locke
Oliver Cromwell
Spinoza
Louis XIV
6
Studied calculus and the laws of gravity and motion
Vesalius
Galilei
Newton
Halley
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The Age of Reason laid the foundation for the Middle Ages.
False
True
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Introduced Muslim documents to medieval universities
Copernicus
Albert the Great
Vesalius
John Locke
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System of English government gradually increased Parliament’s power
Club
Congregation
Council
Cabinet
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Was the Father of medicine
Newton
William Harvey
Hippocrates
Edward Jenner
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Studied the body’s circulatory system
Halley
Harvey
Lavoisier
Herschel
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What document influenced the American colonies.
Empiricism
The Bill of Rights
the Glorious Revolution
The English Bill of Rights
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Observed the earth’s orbit around the sun with a telescope
Galilei
Herschel
Boyle
Lavoisier
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Country ruled by Maria Theresa
Britian
Austria
Ireland
Australia
15
The oath with which many modern doctors pledge to help people and “never do harm”
Hippo Oath
Hippocratic Pledge
Hippocratic Oath
Healing Oath
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Was an absolute ruler and set an example for the rest of Europe
Louis IVX
Charles II
Louis VIX
Louis XIV
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Russia continued the process of developing a strong monarchy under the rule of
Louis XIV
Albert the Great
Charles II
Catherine the Great
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Humans are important because they were created in the image of God.
True
False
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Most promoters of the Enlightenment did not support
Rationalism
Roman Catholicism
Atheism
Christianity
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Scientist who wrote The Sceptical Chymist
Herschel
Lavoisier
Boyle
Harvey
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Made significant contributions in the areas of physics, geography, and optics
Newton
Bacon
Hippocrates
Lavoisier
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Became the Father of Modern Chemistry
Lavoisier
Jenner
Boyle
Newton
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English astronomer for whom a comet is named
Galilei
Harvey
Boyle
Halley
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Tubalcain’s work with brass and iron shows man’s instinct to fulfill the Creation Mandate
True
False
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The husband and wife that signed the English Bill of Rights in exchange for the throne of England.
William and Carey
William and Margaret
William and Mary
William and Elizabeth
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Read the Bible as a historical artifact rather than as revelation from God
Euclid
Spinoza
Robert Boyle
John Locke
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Led Parliament’s armies during the English Civil War
Charles II
Oliver Cromwell
Catherine the Great
Louis XIV
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Taught that people can find knowledge only through experience
Enlightenment
Secular
Empiricism
Rationalism
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Term describes a society that is free from religion
Secular
Rational
Imperialistic
Athiests
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Became the ruler of England after Cromwell’s death
Louis XIV
Charles II
King Arthur IV
King James II
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Paracelsus believed that the body should not be treated with chemicals.
False
True
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The change in power in seventeenth-century England that occurred without a war
The Glorified Revolution
The Enlightenment
The French revolution
The Glorious Revolution
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Country developed a large economic empire without a monarchy
Austria
French Republic
Dutch Republic
United States
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Discovered Uranus and made a forty-foot-long telescope
Galilei
Vesalius
Copernicus
Herschel
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Early Greek geographer devised the lines of latitude and longitude found on maps today
Vesalius
Eratosthenes
Euclid
Bacon
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Theorized that the earth revolves around the sun
Galilei
Vesalius
Copernicus
Boyle