Vocabulary
The sun-centered theory
Helocentric theory
The philophes used reason to address
social issues
The Catholic Church opposed the ideas of Galileo becasue his ideas
Went against the Church teachings
The law of universal gravitation
Issac Newton
The rapid change in human population size, creating severe pressure on societal systems, resources, and infrastructure
Population Growth
The first ten amendments
Bill of Rights
Voltaire and Andreas Vesalius both did?
Challenge existing ideas
The order of the scientific method
Question, observation, hypothesis, experimentation and conclusion
The heliocentric theory was proposed by
Nicolaus Copernicus
The struggle to preserve ancestral heritage, languages, and beliefs in a rapidly globalizing and modernizing world.
Cultural Tensions
The funding of colonies in America
Joint-stock companies
Between 1550 and 1789, Enlightenment ideas swept through what part of the world?
Europe and America
The law of universal gravitation?
All physical objects are affected equally by the same forces
The Bill of Rights was influenced by
John Locke
The exchange of goods, services, and ideas across regions connects and alters human societies throughout history
Impact of Trade
God gives you the right to rule
Divine right
Montesquieu influenced the U.S. Constitution by helping create?
Branches of government
The improvement in medicine and scientific instruments
Scientific Revolution
The women's rights advocate
Mary Wollstonecraft
Cultral Diffusion
A cheap labor source for New Spain
encomienda system
What did the Enlightenment promote?
A belief in progress
A more secular look and
faith in science
The biggest opposition to the scientific method was the
Clergy (Church)
The Declaration of Independence was written by
John Locke
The disagreement, struggle, or clash between opposing forces, nations, or ideas across history
Conflict