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How did the Scientific Revolution change thinking?

• Depended on faith over logic

• Depended on logic instead of faith

• Depended on individual brain power

  
  

• Depended on intelligence of clergy

Galileo published the theory of heliocentrism. Who first came up with heliocentric theory?

• Bacon

• Brahe

• Galileo

• Copernicus

What is in the center of the solar system in heliocentrism?

• The sun

• The earth

• Venus

• Mars

Who invented the scientific method?

• Bacon

• Brahe

• Galileo

• Kepler

What did Sir Isaac Newton discover?

• Fig newtons

• Gravity

• Heliocentrism

• Geocentrism

What happened to Galileo Galilei?

• He was tried and convicted of witchcraft.

• He was sent to Africa.

• He was executed.

• He spent his life under house arrest.

How did the Enlightenment influence Revolutionary thought?

• Encourage the poor to take up arms.

• Stressed the importance of the monarchy.

• Instilled a belief in the natural rights of man.

  
  

• Designed a common revolutionary strategy.

This enlightened philsophe believed that every person was born a tabula rasa, or blank slate.

• Locke.

• Voltaire.

• Montesquieu.

• Beccarria.

This philsophe separated government into three branches and argued for separation of powers.

• Montesquieu.

• Locke.

• Beccarria.

• Wollstonecraft.

All of the following are aspects of Absolutism EXCEPT

• Federalized authority

• Divine Right

• No written constitution

• Centralized authority