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SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION

ENLIGHT. BIG IDEAS RANDOM VOCABULARY

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1. Kepler’s most significant contribution to the Scientific Revolution?

1. Who designed the first barometer?2. What does it do?

1. Title of Newton’s most famous work?2. In it, what does he articulate?

1. Two scientists most responsible for the Scientific Method?

2. Describe the Scientific Method.

1. Galileo’s most famous work?2. Three key points he observes/describes?

1. In France, what were deep thinkers called?2. Who are two examples?

1. What similarities do Enlightenment thinkers share with Scientific Revolution thinkers? (3)

1. In what ways did Classical ideas influence Enlightenment thinkers?

1. Name three women reformers during the Enlightenment.

2. Provide examples of work or ideas that two articulated.

1. Describe what the term “Enlightened Monarch” means.

2. Provide two examples of “Enlightened Monarchs”.

3. Highlight what contributions made them “Benevolent despots”.

1. Three reasons for the birth of the Scientific Revolution?

1. What similarities do Enlightenment thinkers share with Scientific Revolution thinkers? (3)

1. A Dutch scholar of the Reformation who challenged the Church’s authority and paved the way for future reform?

1. Where philosophers met and discussed ideas during the Enlightenment?

2. Provide FIVE topics people may have discussed while attending these gatherings?

1. What ideals/values did European thinkers contribute to our own country’s founding ideas? (5)

1. Beccaria was known for speaking out for the scientific study of crime and punishment, called?

2. What did he believe should be abolished?

1. Voltaire believed what country was governed first by laws?

2. What freedoms did Voltaire believe all citizens are entitled to?

1. Title of John Locke’s most famous work?2. What did he argue for?

1. Title of Thomas Hobbes’ most famous work?

2. What did he believe about men?3. What was the role of the king/queen?

1. BDM was concerned that the a government should divided and power should be limited, describe that in terms of our own government?

1. Rights that belong to people, simply because they are human beings is called?

1. An agreement in which people give up certain things in return for the benefits of the govt.?

1. Believe in logic and reason as the primary source of knowledge?

2. The amount of matter in an object?

1. Who proposed the geocentric theory?2. Who counter-argued for the heliocentric

theory?

1. Describe a constitutional monarchy.2. Describe an absolute monarchy.3. Benefits/failings of each.