Vocabulary
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
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| Galileo Galilei | (pp.22-23)Supported the heliocentric view and gathered evidence to support it, even though the Roman Catholic church forced him to stop officially promoting the view.
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| Genetics | (p.28)The study of how traits are passed on from parent to offspring.
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| Sir Isaac Newton | (pp.23-24)Laid down three laws of motion, and laws of gravity. One of the greatest scientists of all time.
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| Charles Darwin | (pp.27-28)Known for his theory of Evolution. (pp.27-28)Explaining how we got here without reference to a Creator. he destroyed the idea of immutability of the species.
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| Law of Mass Conservation | (p.26)Matter can not be created or destroyed. It can only change form.
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| James Maxwell | (pp. 28-29)Founder of modern physics.
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| Immutability of the species | (p.27)The mistaken idea that living creatures cannot change.
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| Mendel | (p. 28)Known for his study of reproduction or genetics.
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| James Joule | (p. 29)Came up with the First Law of Thermodynamics.
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| John Dalton | (p. 26)His work was related to atoms—founder of modern atomic theory.
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| Antoine Laurent Lavoisier | (p.26)Credited with what came to be known as the Law of Mass Conservation.
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| Louis Pasteur | (p. 28)Studied bacteria and was known for his work with vaccines.
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| First Law of Thermodynamics | (p. 29)Energy cannot be created or destroyed. It can only change forms.
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| Robert Boyle | (p.24)Founder of modern chemistry.
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| Niels Bohr | (p.30)Developed a picture of the atom and even had a model named after him.
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| Einstein | (p.30)Known for his theory of Relativity and Quantum physics.
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