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World Hist Final 3

Semester 1; Section 3

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What did the writings of enlightened philosophers like Diderot, Rousseau, and Voltaire influence? The Enlightened Ideals found in the U.S Constitution
What principle of the Enlightenment would be expressed in the statement “Men are born and remain free and equal in rights?” All people should have Natural Rights like life, liberty, and property.
How did the Magna Carta, English Petition of Rights, and the Glorious Revolution affect the English Monarchy? It limited the power of the English monarchs
What were three major ideas of the Enlightenment? Freedom of religion, progress for society, and the pursuit of happiness. NOT DIVINE RIGHT!
Philosophers of the Enlightenment believed that society could best improved by: Applying reason and the laws of nature
What Enlightenment thinker believed that women should have the same rights as men? Mary Wollstonecraft
What did Locke and Rousseau think governments should be based on? The will of the people
What great scientist was arrested by the Catholic Church because of his scientific findings? Galileo Galilei
What were two central ideas of the Scientific Revolution? Observation and experimentation
What great scientist created Calculus, Thermodynamics, and the mathematics of gravity? Isaac Newton
What were the causes of the Scientific Revolution? Scientists wanted to observe but also test new ways of thinking
What was Geocentric Theory and Heliocentric Theory? Geo was Earth centered and false. Helio is Sun Centered and real science
Who invented Vaccines? Edwin Jenner
What is the order of the Scientific Method? Problem, hypothesis, testing, data, and conclusion
What were the major effects of the scientific Revolution? Many new scientific instruments were developed like the telescope, microscope, and barometer.
How did the works of Copernicus, Galileo, Newton, and Descartes affect the Scientific Revolution? They led to new modern scientific studies like Anatomy, Calculus, Astronomy and Physiology.
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