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Exam one

Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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Professor at Cambridge, gravity, calculus, Principia   Isaac Newton  
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Philosopher, founding father, wrote Second Treatise on Government   John Locke  
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  Thomas Hobbes  
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  Voltaire  
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  Montesquieu  
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  Jean-Jacques Rousseau  
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  Denis Diderot  
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  Adam Smith  
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  Mary Wolstonecraft  
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Reason, logic, criticism & freedom of thought over dogma, blind faith and superstition.   Themes for the Enlightment  
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From Poland, worked on a theory for 25 years, On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres   Nicolas Copernicus  
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From Denmark, data for the solar system   Tycho Brahe  
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The laws of planetary motion   Johann Kepler  
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Telescope,mountains on the moon, moons around Jupiter, wrote The Starry Messenger, condemned by the church.   Galileo Gallilei  
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Inductive reasoning & Scientific method   Francis Bacon  
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Accepted only what his reason said was true, "I think, therefore I am," analytic geometry   Rene Descartes  
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Dissected bodies, heart the center, wrote a textbook   Vesalius  
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Foundations of modern chemistry   Robert Boyle  
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Used the microscope, bacteria   Antoni Leeuwenhoek  
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Astronomer,discovered comets   Maria winkelmann  
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Logarithms   Sir John Napier  
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  Hermetic Doctrine  
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  Joseph Addison  
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  Pierre Bayle  
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  Emilie du Chatelet  
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  Joseph II  
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