Scientifically-speaking
Who's the person?
Big Ideas
Religious Much?
Hodgey Podgey
100

Improved on the telescope so the moon and stars could be seen and studied better:

Galileo

100

The "Renaissance Man" who was a brilliant artist, sculptor, engineer ... you name it, he could do it, was who?

Leonardo da Vinci

100

A "rebirth" or reflecting back on the better parts (art, sculpture, music) of ancient Greece and Rome came to be known as the:

Renaissance

100

Who was Martin Luther?

German priest in the 1500s

100

What was the first thing printed on the printing press?

The Bible

200

Most famous scientist ... laws of gravity and motion ... 

Isaac Newton

200

This person invented the printing press in Germany around 1440 ..... what's his name?

Johannes Gutenbereg

200

In what European country did the Renaissance start?

Italy (the city of Florence, to be exact)

200

What did Martin Luther do that changed the religious world forever?

Nailed his ideas to the church door in Wittenburg, Germany that challenged the Catholic Church (and its authority)

200

The kind of government where businesses can make their own money (and maybe get rich!), instead of the government getting rich, is called:

Capitalism

300

A series of events that led to a change of thought, not so much just basing everything on faith, but now on proving things in this "revolution"

Scientific Revolution

300

Baron de Montesquieu was a French philosophe who believed there should be a "___________________ of powers" in government. What word completed the sentence?

Separation

300

A series of religious events that went against the Catholic Church, even dividing it, was known as the:

Protestant Reformation

300

What religious group didn't want information about new scientific findings to get out, since it might hurt its power (and ca$h flow, too!)? 

Catholic Church

300

Why did Galileo have to keep his scientific discoveries a secret until he was about to die of old age?

Because the Catholic Church did not want to hear things that it disagreed with and and the Church could have killed Galileo .... 

400

What does the "heliocentric theory" state?

The sun is the center of the universe.

400

Who was the scientist that developed the "scientific method" where information is figured out by a set process -- not by guessing?

Francis Bacon

400

A series of events that led to the growth of modern science came to be called the: 

Scientific Revolution

400

Name for the documents Martin Luther nailed to his church door:

95 theses

400

Who was the person who had early ideas about airplanes, tanks, submarines and many more things 500 years before they would be invented?

Leonardo da Vinci

500

Polish scientist who discovered that the sun (not the earth) is the center of the universe .....

Copernicus

500

Englishman whose ideas on the "rights of men" that Thomas Jefferson copied for the Declaration of Independence, was:

John Locke

500

Belief in man's reasoning to solve his problems and figure out his world, and not on blind faith, started the "Age of ______________". Fill in the blank.

Age of Enlightenment

500

The event that made people focus more on God, reason, and nature - rather than just belief in the Catholic Church - came to be called the:

Protestant Reformation

500

What country was Copernicus from?

Poland

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