Key People
Key People
Key People
Key Terms
Key Terms
100

This scientist used the telescope to discover planetary movement

Galileo

100

Philosopher who believed people can and should rise up against government

Locke

100

Believed people should use experimentation to prove theories

Bacon

100
Complete chaos due to a lack of power, government or control

Anarchy

100

Having complete and total control

Absolute power

200

This scientist studied under Copernicus and used math to explain planetary motion

Kepler

200

Philosopher who believed absolute power was needed 

Hobbes

200

His contribution to the scientific method was the use of math

Descartes

200

Judicial, Executive, Legislative

3 Branches of Government

200

The church's actions to try to stop the spread of heresy

Inquisition

300

This scientist who first challenged Aristotle's geocentric theory

Copernicus

300
Thinker who believed power checks power in order to balance laws and society

Montesquieu

300

Charged with heresy after supporting Copernicus

Galileo

300

A group of people ruling themselves because they have the majority

General Will

300

A crime against the church

Heresy

400

Scientist who created the laws of motion and gravitation

Newton

400

French philosopher; believed strongly in individual freedom

Voltaire

400

Did not publish his theories until 25 years after his findings in fear of the inquisition

Copernicus

400

The theory that the planets revolve around the sun

Heliocentrism

400

The use of logic to solve problems

Reason

500

Modern scientist, supported the big bang theory

Eistein
500

Thought society was better off without a government or monarch

Rousseau

500

Believed in the 3-branch government where each branch has a specific role

Montesquieu

500

The theory that the sun revolves around the planet

Geocentrism

500

Form of government where the ruler is elected by the majority

Democracy