Scientific Ideas
Change and Continuity
Protestant Reformation
Science Outside Europe
Science and Religion
100

What did Karl Marx attempt to formulate?

Natural laws that applied to history like scientists and philosophers had done for their fields

100

What is syncretism?

When two religions blend into a third one that has elements of both

100

Why did Protestants want to leave the Catholic Church?

Because of corruption in the Church

100

What was the practice of kaozheng?

Research based on evidence

100

Who started the Scientific Revolution?

Nicolaus Copernicus

200

What did Charles Darwin argue?

That plants and animals best adapted to their environments were most likely to survive

200

What are changes and continuities in the European view of the solar system?

Change: Discovery that the earth revolves around the sun (heliocentrism)

Continuity: Belief that God created the universe

200

What effect did the Protestant Reformation have on women?

They became more literate, but lost the option of becoming nuns in Protestant areas

200

Ideas from which scientific fields came out of the Islamic World?

Medicine, astronomy, mathematics, and philosophy

200

What are the 5 K's of Sikhism?

Kanga (comb), Kesh (turban), Kirpan (sword), Kara (bracelet), Kachira (shorts/underwear)

300

What did Sigmund Freud apply scientific methods to?

The mind and mental/emotional problems

300

Why did most lower classes choose syncretized religion rather than upper class orthodoxy?

Because they can't read the holy texts

300

Who were the most important Protestant reformers?

Martin Luther, John Calvin, and Henry VIII

300

What was "Dutch Learning"?

Scientific knowledge that the Dutch brought to Japan

300

How did Sikhism come into being?

It took elements from nearby Hindus and Muslims

400

What did Karl Marx say would have to happen to create an equal society?

A revolution where the workers overthrow the owners

400

What was Wahhabism, and why was it successful?

A movement to go back to original Islam, it was backed by the influential al-Saud family

400

What were Calvin's followers called?

Calvinists

400

What did the Chinese apply kaozheng to?

Medicine, farming, and history

400

Who improved the telescope?

Galileo 

500

Which animals did Charles Darwin start off studying?

Beetles

500

What was Islamization?

The practice of converting communities to Islam

500

What was the war that resulted from the Protestant Reformation?

30 Years' War

500

Did the Ottomans urgently want to translate European scientific texts?

No, because they had a long history of math, science, medicine, and philosophy

500

Why was the Bhakti Movement popular?

Because it helped bridge the gap between Hindus and Muslims