What Caused Them?
Major Thoughts/Ideas of the Time
Who Did What, Part 1?
Who Did What, Part 2?
Achievements of the Scientific Revolution
100

According to the Catholic Church, this was at the center of the universe.

the Earth.

100

What kind of orbit did Kepler discover while observing the heavenly bodies in our solar system?

An elliptical orbit.

100

The definition of this word is:  government by the people; a form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised directly by them or by their elected agents under a free electoral system

Democracy.

100

The name of the person who discovered the Heliocentric Theory.

Nicolaus Copernicus

100

Name ONE of the TWO major scientific fields that saw enormous gains during the Scientific Revolution.

Chemistry OR Astronomy.

200

The definition of this word is:  a small Portuguese sailing vessel with a small crew and a large cargo hold which was great for trade.

Caravel

200

Isaac Newton's observations of the natural world around him led to his ideas about the force that pulls objects towards the earth.  What is that force called?

The Law of Gravity

200

Amongst other things, this person helped to create the ENCYCLOPEDIE, which compiled knowledge from many different fields into one set of books, and that was when he wasn't telling people to stop acquiring new things.

Denis Diderot.

200

This person wrote TWO TREATISES OF GOVERNMENT wherein he argued that monarchs DO NOT have a divine right to be a ruler, and who also used the phrase "tabula rasa", meaning clean slate.

John Locke.

200

Even though this person wrote plays and poems, he also argued against organized religion while suggesting that people could improve their happiness through science and art.

Voltaire.

300

Name TWO causes of the Scientific Revolution.

"Rediscovery" of Greek & Roman teachings
the Printing Press
Mathematics/Science

300

This person is credited with creating modern capitalism after meeting with people from various parts of the economic picture, including merchants, philosophers and scientists.

Adam Smith.

300

This person argued that citizens should give up some of their rights to the leader in exchange for the leader to provide order and protection for the people.

Thomas Hobbes

300

The definition of this phrase is:  the events of 1688–89 in England that resulted in the ousting of James II and the establishment of William III and Mary II as joint monarchs

Glorious Revolution

300

The definition of this word is:  a philosophical movement of the 18th century, characterized by belief in the power of human reason and by innovations in political, religious, and educational doctrine

Enlightenment

400

This continent-wide movement of people trying to make life on earth more enjoyable, safer, healthier and more enriching for everyone through art, science, philosophy and more.

the Renaissance.

400

The definition of this phrase is:  having or representing the sun as a center of our solar system.

Heliocentric Theory

400

This person wrote THE SOCIAL CONTRACT and shared his beliefs that the earthly world is inherently good and that humanity is the main cause of evil in the world, and that people are born good, but eventually corrupted by society.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau.

400

The name of the man who "discovered" the human circulatory system.

William Harvey

400

Name FOUR major scientific inventions/discoveries from the Scientific Revolution.

Telescope, thermometer, microscope, barometer, heliocentric theory, bifocal glasses, supernovas and comets, ocean tides, magnetism, elliptical orbits, laws of gravity, the speed of light, etc.

500

This was the Catholic Church's position on the Scientific Revolution.

They were angry/put people on trial/etc.

500

In his work LEVIATHAN, this person argued that a leader deserves to have absolute power over their people and state.

Thomas Hobbes.

500

This person wrote a book called THE SPIRIT OF THE LAWS, which included his thoughts about government, politics and law, and it focused on how people interact politically and socially.

Montesquieu.

500

This is the name of the person who proved both Copernicus AND Kepler were correct about the Heliocentric Theory.

Galileo Galilei

500

These are the six steps of the Scientific Method.

Observation, Question, Hypothesis, Experiment, Analysis, Conclusion