People
Was a mathematician, Physicist, astronomer, theologian, author, and created the three laws of motion
Issac Newton
He was an Italian astronomer, Physicist, a engineer, and he created the telescope.
Galileo
It is a device that can determine the temperature.
Thermometer
Who created the Geocentric theory
The church
The Earth travels around the sun
Heliocentric Theory
He was a mathematician, Astronomer, and he determined that the sun is in the middle and the Earth and the universe revolve around it
Nicolaus Copernicus
He discovered planets move in orbits shaped like a ellipse and kind of twisted Corprecinus's theory
Johannes Kepler
Telescope
Who created the Heliocentric theory
Nicolaus Copernicus
Everything revolves around the Sun
Geocentric Theory
He created the scientific method and Was a English Philosopher.
Sir Francis Bacon
He created the 3 natural rights and was a english philosopher.
John Locke
A device that can determine the atmospheric pressure.
Barometer
Created by Issac Newton
Three laws of motion
How are Christianity and the beginning of the Scientific Revolution linked
People took the ideas and changed them
He was known for the Social contract, was a philosopher, writer, and a political theorist.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
He was the father of modern philosophy, was a mathematician, philosopher, and a metaphysician.
Rene Descartes
This is a tool used to see very small objects
Microscope
Figured out by Issac Newton
Concept of Gravity
What was the direct effect of the Enlightenment
breaking away from the church
He was known for thinking people were evil, was a founder of political philosophy, and was a scientist
Thomas Hobbes
He was known for the government and the church and made all types of writing
Voltaire
Something they used to produce books and other things.
Printing Press
Was used for many discoveries and was also used for astronomy
Telescope
Greek Rationalism, Jewish, Christian, and Muslim science, New knowledge from global exploration, and Renaissance Humanism all helped drive which of the Movements in Europe
Led to the Scientific Revolution