The Amazing Scientific Revolution Recap

What was the most important invention of the Renaissance?

• The printing press

• The compass

• The telescope

• The microscope

What did the people believe about the Earth for almost 2000 years?

• The Earth was the only planet

• The Earth was the largest planet

• The Earth was the center of the universe

• The Earth was flat

Who first believed that the Sun was the center of the universe?

• Isaac Newton

• Nicolaus Copernicus

• Johannes Gutenberg

• Galileo Galilei

What did Galileo Galilei improve?

• The microscope

• The printing press

• The telescope

• The compass

What did Isaac Newton discover?

• The laws of motion

• The structure of the atom

• The theory of relativity

• The process of photosynthesis

What did the printing press help scientists do?

• Spread their discoveries and learn from each other

• Publish their poetry

• Create new art forms

• Communicate with people from other countries

What did the scientific revolution lead to?

• A decline in technology

• New technologies and inventions that improved people's lives

• A decrease in people's understanding of the world

• A decrease in scientific discoveries

What did Nicolaus Copernicus believe about the universe?

• The Earth was the center of the universe

• The planets orbited the Moon

• The Sun was the center of the universe

• The Moon was the center of the universe

What did the scientific revolution challenge?

• The need for scientific research

• The role of scientists in the community

• Old ideas and came up with new ways to understand the world

• The importance of art in society

What did Galileo Galilei believe about the universe?

• The planets orbited the Moon

• The Earth was the center of the universe

• The Sun was the center of the universe

• The Moon was the center of the universe