Unit 5 & 6 Exam Review

_________ Was the theory that the earth was the center of the universe.

• Geocentric theory
• Meteorological theory
• Astronomical theory
• Heliocentric theory

This scientist developed the theory that is was not the earth, but the sun, that was in the center of the universe.

• Isaac Newton
• Nicolaus Copernicus
• Galileo Galilei
• Albert Einstein

Which of these would NOT be considered a cause of the Scientific Revolution?

• Secularism and Humanism

• Exploration and trade routes
• Invention of the Printing Press

• Religious teachings and superstition

Was the first person to observe the moons of Jupiter, dark spots on the sun, and confirm Copernicus' Heliocentric model using his newly developed telescope.

• Tycho Brahe

• Albert Einstein
• Isaac Newton
• Galileo Galilei

The (a)   Method was one of the biggest developments from the Scientific Revolution. It created a process for how to check whether theories were correct.

This philosophers ideas about the role of the government completed contradicted the ideas of the Declaration of Independence.

• Jean-Jacques Rousseau
• Karl Marx
• Thomas Hobbes
• John Locke

The thinkers of the Enlightenment. Those who met in the salons and developed new ideas about the relationship between government and the people.

• Philosophes
• Nobility

• Artisans

• Serfs

The Social Contract was a natural agreement between what two groups...

• The Social Contract was a natural agreement between employers and employees.
• The Social Contract was a natural agreement between individuals and their government.
• The Social Contract was a natural agreement between parents and children.
• The Social Contract was a natural agreement between neighbors and their neighborhood.

Inalienable rights are....

• rights that are temporary and can expire
• rights that are only for certain groups of people
• rights that cannot be taken away or given up
• rights that are easily surrendered

John Locke believed you were born with 3 Natural Rights. Those being....

• Love, Knowledge, and Power
• Freedom, Equality, and Justice
• Health, Happiness, and Wealth
• Life, Liberty, and Property