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100

Inventor of the first successful vaccine - it was used to treat smallpox.

Who is Edward Jenner?

100

This man is credited with the foundation of the Law of Gravity at the age of 26.

Who is Isaac Newton?

100

The first constitution established by the newly formed United States government - it was unsuccessful due to its lack of authority in the central government.

What are The Articles of Confederation?

100

This founding father is credited with writing The Declaration of Independence.

Who is Thomas Jefferson?

100
Towards the beginning of the enlightenment era, this time period is hallmarked by advancements in science and the challenge of traditional scientific ideas.
What is the scientific revolution?
200

Credited with creating the first modern, powerful telescope, he used it to advance the heliocentric view of the universe - and was prosecuted for it.

Who is Galileo?

200

This person's ideas of Natural Rights have greatly impacted the United States ever since its inception.

Who is John Locke?

200

This common biological practice was first done by Vesalius during the scientific revolution.

What is human dissection?

200

This nation aided the colonists throughout the Revolutionary War by providing manpower, supplies, weapons, and more.

What is France?

200

This famous event occurred in colonial America prior to the Revolution in Boston Harbor as a response to Great Britain's Intolerable Acts.

What is The Boston Tea Party?

300
Made advancements in chemistry, including theorizing that matter was made up of smaller particles.

Who is Boyle?

300

Introduced the idea of the Social Contract - stating that people should give up some of their rights in exchange for the government ensuring peace.

Who is Thomas Hobbes?

300

This conflict caused the British to go into great debt, which led to the taxation of the colonies and a divide forming in colonial America.

What is The French and Indian War?

300

Appointed by the Second Continental Congress, this was George Washingtons official title during the American Revolution.

What is Commander of the Continental Army?

300

In support of Copernicus's heliocentric ideas, this scientist advanced his theory by proving it could be supported by mathematical equations.

Who is Kepler?

400

Fought for the advancements of education for women as well as campaigned for women to enter largely male dominated fields such as medicine.

Who is Mary Wollstonecraft?

400

First to propose the possibility of the heliocentric view of the universe.

Who is Copernicus?

400

This core American governmental idea was influenced by Montesquieu - who believed in the separation of powers between those leading government.

What is checks and balances?

400

The first ten Amendments to the Constitution of the United States.

What is The Bill of Rights?

400
His arguments for the rights of the individual, including the freedom of speech and religion, greatly influenced the American Bill of Rights.

Who is Voltaire?

500

Contributed to the modern view of the scientific method by focusing on its experimental elements.

Who is Bacon?

500

This Italian philosopher proposed new ways of thinking about the justice system - campaigning for the concept of having levels of punishment that fit the crime. 

Who is Beccaria?

500

This group of men served as the working government during the American Revolution.

What is the Second Continental Congress?

500
Committed to individual freedoms, this enlightenment philosopher emphasized the need for a government that is created by the people.

Who is Rousseau?

500

Inventor of the first microscope.

Who is Janssen?

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