Vocab
New Scientific Ideas
Impact of Science
Triumph of Reason
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100

Observation of facts/things, formation of a hypothesis, tests to prove if the hypothesis is true, and if the hypothesis is proven, then it is scientific law.

Scientific Method

100

Who discovered the cell? What did he use to find it?

Robert Hooke

A microscope

100

Rights belonging to all humans from birth, including life, liberty and property (Vocab)

Natural Rights

100

Rousseau believed the right to rule came from who?

The People

100

Who created the Scientific Method?

Francis Bacon

200

The practice of trying to transform ordinary metals like copper and lead into precious metals like gold and silver.

Alchemy

200

This explained why things were bound to Earth and held our solar system together

The Theory of Universal Gravitation

200

What form of government did Hobbes believe was the best?

Absolute Monarchy

200

What did Montesquieu believe in that the United States uses to this day?

Powers should be separated equally throughout the judicial, legislative, and executive branches

200

What did Newton develop to explain his work with gravity?

Calculus

300

A universal moral law that could be understood by applying reason. 

Natural Law

300

What did Galileo find that he believed confirmed Copernicus’s ideas?

Galileo built a telescope in 1609 and discovered moons moving around planets and believed it confirmed Copernicus’s ideas.

300

What did William Penn advocate for?

Pacifism

300

Also known as philosophers. Disapproved of the superstition and religious opposition to new scientific endeavors. (Vocab)

Philosophes

300

A branch of philosophy that deals with spiritual issues such as the existence of God

Metaphysics

400

Social gatherings of educated people held in wealthy families homes.  

Salons

400

Who believed truth came from the investigation of evidence?

Francis Bacon

400

What form of government did Locke believed was the best?

Democracy

400

Europe’s new thinkers and their study of the natural world and human behavior helped usher in the _________________

Age of Enlightenment

400

What astronomer famously lost his nose in a duel?

Tycho Brahe

500

Rulers who sought to govern by Enlightenment principles while maintaining their royal powers.

Enlightened Despots

500

Who discovered the heart pumps blood throughout the body?

William Harvey

500

The opposition of violence as a means of settling disputes. 

Pacifism

500

Rousseau said "The People had the right to..." do what?

to remove an oppressive government and create one devoted to the common good.

500

A cultural movement that celebrated emotion and the individual, replaced classicism in the arts. 

Romanticism

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