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World History 15-10

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What led to the Scientific Revolution? The questioning of the scholars.
What is the geocentric theory? It is the earth-centered view of the universe.
Who came up with the Geocentric theory? Aristotle
What is the heliocentric theory? Sun-centered theory
Who came up with the heliocentric theory? Nicolaus Copernicus
What did Johannes Kepler conclude? He conculded that planets revolved around the sun in elliptical orbits instead of circles.
Who dicovered the law of pendalum? Galileo Galilei
Who built their own telescope? Galileo Gailei
When did Galileo have problems with the church? In 1616
Why did Galileo have problems with the church? The church thought that Galileo was defended the ideas of Copernicus
What is the scientific method? Is a logical procedure for gathering and testing ideas.
Who invented the Scientific Revolution? Francis Bacon and Rene Descartes
Who came up with laws of motion? Issac newton
Who invented the microscope? Zacharias Janssen
What is the barometer used for? It is used for measuring atmospheric pressure and predicting weather.
Who inveted the barometer? Gabriel Farenheit
What are salons? They were large gatherings in which let people discuss ideas and enjoy artistic performances.
Who held the salons? Women
What was Queen Elizabeth's ideal form of government? Monarchy
What was Hobbles's ideal form of government? Absolute Monarchy
What was Locke's ideal form of government? Monarchy
What was Plato's ideal form of government? Absolute Monarchy
What was Rousseau's ideal form of government? Direct Democracy
What was King Louis's ideal form of government? Absolutism
What is Absolutism? The king has power over everything.
What did Mary Wollscraft fight for? She fought for women's rights.
What did Thomas Hobbles believe? He believed that people were too selfish and that they could not be trusted to make their own descions.
What did John Locke believe in? He believed in natural rights: life, liberty,and property.
What are the bill of rights? the first ten amendments
When did congress issue the declaration of independence? In 1776
Who wrote the Declaration of Independence? Thomas Jefferson
What is the declaration of Independence?
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