historical figures
Who mathematically proves “Copernican revolution”
who was Isaac Newton
What did Galileo view the universe as?
What is a clock
What is a universal right for all people that cannot be taken away by a monarch or government?
What is "Natural Law"
What did William Harvey discover?
What is the circulation of blood?
What years did the Scientific Revolution run through?
What is 1543 to 1687? (16th to 17th century also works for an answer)
Who was the Polish astronomer who tried to prove through mathematic calculations that the earth rotated on its own axis and that the earth and the other plants orbited around the sun
Who was Nicolas Copernicus
What was the dominant view of nature?
What was the optimistic view of nature.
What happened in Trento in 1535?
What was an Emergency Summit?
Which of William Harvey's models did Marcello Malpighi complete?
What is the model of circulation
What concept argues that the sun is the center of the solar system?
What is heliocentrism?
Who was Brahe’s assistant in Prague, who converted to Copernican view and later made the Laws of Planetary Motion, published between 1609 and 1619.
Who was Johannes Kepler
What belief Descartes and his theory of mind and matter; both with God as their common source?
What is Dualism
What did Francis Bacon argue that the state should directly sponsor?
What is empirical research and experimentation to expand national power?
Why was Thomas Sydenham known as the "English Hippocrates"?
What is he rejected routine bloodletting and heavy chemical regimens in favor of strict bedside symptom observation and classification of diseases?
What did Brahe discover that proved the bible and Aristotle were wrong about the universe not ever changing?
What were the Supernova of 1572 and the Great Comet of 1577? [1]?
(You could also say starts or lights in the sky but this is heavily preferred)
Who was the Italian monk who was burned at the stake for teaching heliocentrism
Who was Giordano Bruno
What was the event that happened in the Dutch Republic that identified nature with God, and develops a secular world view, and rejecting dualism – God moves and lives in nature; the whole of it, the entire universe is God
What was the Jewish Enlightenment
What essay rejected the concept of innate ideas and suggested that there is a limit to human knowledge?
What was John Locke (1632-1704) - Essay concerning Human Understanding Two Treatises of Government?
In 1543, Andreas Vesalius published a book about human anatomy called what?
What is De humani corporis fabrica?
What did Galileo Galilei argue was flawed or imperfect because of its blemishes or spots?
What is the sun?
Who was an Anglo-Irish writer, philosopher, and politician who is widely credited as the founder of the cultural and political philosophy of conservatism?
who was Edmund Burke
What concept argues that the existence of God is terrifying to the scientific mind, but that the non-existence of God is equally terrifying
What is the “wretchedness of cosmic man”
What latin phrase was used by John Locke to reject the concept of inborn knowledge?
What was "tabula rasa" (meaning blank slate)
What is using chemical and mineral remedies instead of traditional herbal mixtures
What is iatrochemistry?
What had a tremendous advancement as a result of people looking for a better way to measure things?
What are instruments?