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Renaissance chp 6

Medicine during Renaissance

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When did Medival ideas about the body begin to change In the 1500s when doctors e,g Andreas Vesalius (1514-1564) began to investigate anatomy
How did they learn more about anatomy They carried our dissections to Learn more
What book did Andreas Vesalius write Vesalius wrote a book called ‘on the fabric of the human body’ which was full of correct info,wit 270 accurate drawings of human bones,muscles,veins,organs
Name another renaissance doctor who made a importnat discovery William Harvey (1578-1657) discovered the heart pumped blood around the body
What impact did William Harvey’s discovery in the medical world Medical treatments e,g surgery improved considerably as they were now based on correct info.
How did humanism influence science in rneiasanace Humanism influenced people to become more interested in the world around the,,leading to significant changes in science
Where did the biggest changes occur in science Astronomey,the study of the stars
What weee the ancient beliefs about astronomey? Our planet was centre of solar system and the sun and other planets rotated around it
Did the Catholic Church support the ancient view Yes,as it supported their belief that god created the earth and humankind making them the centre of the universe
Was this correct? As astronomers began to examine the skies this belief was challenged,(cough,proved wrong)
Did the tabloid church support scientific waysn No,it opposed any form of scientific questions that went against its teachings
Give an example of Catholic Church banning scientific stuff For exmaple it banned doctors from examining corpses which limited medical advancements for centuries,
Why did corpenicous not publish his book until he was dying Nicholas Copernicus did not publish his book until he knew he was dying because he feared the churches reaction
What happens to galileo when he revived his ideas When Galileo revived his ideas,the people ordered that he be put on trial before the inquisition (the church court) where he was convicted of heresy
What was Hersey Hersey was knowingly holding a view that went against the offical teachings of the ctshokic church
What was the usual punishment for heretics Being burned at the stake
Why did Galileo admit he was wrong Galileo agreed to say he was wrong so he wouldn’t be burned at the stake
What did the church do to gslielos books The church banned his books and Galileo was kept under house arrest till is death in 1642
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