| Question | Answer |
| Issac Newton | Gravity; Blends inductive and deductive methods |
| Copernicus | combination of mathmatics and physics. Challenged circular orbits |
| Johannes Kepler | German mathematician, astronomer, and astrologer. Known by his eponymous laws of planetery motion |
| Galileo Galilei | Law of Inertia, Mathmatical formula foe acceleration of falling objects |
| Francis Bacon | Father of Scientific Revolution.The Inductive Method. Emphasis on practical, useful knowledge |
| Rene Descartes | Father of "analytical geometry" Significance of Doubt, the deductive method |
| Scientifc Revolution | Period of new ideas in physics, astronomy, biology, human anatomy,other sciences and math. |
| Causes of Scientific Revolution | Medieval Intellectual Life and Medieval Universities. Renewed emphasis on mathematics, navigational problems of long sea voyages, better scientific instruments. |
| Consequences of Scientific Rev. | The modern scientific method,a Universe ordered according to natural laws. Laws discovered by human reason, De-Spiritualized and De-mystified |
| Royal Society of London | A learned society for science. |
| Deism | The belief that their is a God |
| Scientific Method | A body of techniques for investigating theory, finding new information or correcting previous knowledge. |
| Printing Press | Was |
| Church’s views of Universe vs. Scientific | The Earth is not the center of the universe the sun is |
| Revolution’s view | The earth is not the center of the Universe the Sun is |
