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_______ and _______ were the ancient authorities for science.
Aristotle and Galen
Who proposed the idea of a geocentric universe?
Ptolemy
What is the definition of a geocentric universe?
Humans at the center, Earth is at the center and doesn't move, everything else moves around it
Who proposed the idea of a heliocentric universe?
Copernicus
What is the definition of a heliocentric universe?
The sun is the center of the universe, planets revolve around it
What religious group was the first to react to Copernicus's ideas?
The protestants, Luther condemned Copernicus
What did Brahe do?
Observed stars and planets
Who was Brahe's assistant?
Kepler
What is the Music of the Spheres? Who thought of it?
harmony of human soul shown in relationships between planets; Kepler
What were Kepler's three planetary laws?
1) Planets move around sun in ellipticals 2) Speed of planet greater when closer to sun 3) Planets with larger orbits revolve with slower velocity
What is the Kepler memory technique?
Kepler was our helper, because he discovered a bit, like how the planets orbit
Why was Galileo a greater threat to the Catholic church?
He had a telescope, proof of new findings
What was the tool that Galileo used to make discoveries?
A telescope
Galileo published his findings so _______ could understand.
everyone
What did the Roman Inquisition and the Catholic church tell Galileo to do?
to reject Copernican ideas since the Catholic church condemned Copernicanism
Does Galileo recant his ideas? (Yes or No)
Yes
What does Galileo do when he is on house arrest after he goes to the Inquisition and recants a 2nd time?
writes the laws of motion
What are Galileo's laws of motion?
Object will accelerate if force applied; inertia
What type of math did Newton create?
Calculus
What are Newton's 3 laws of motion?
1) object continues to move in same way or stay stationary unless deflected by a force 2)Change in motion is proportional to force 3) every action has an equal and opposite reaction
What other major contribution did Newton make?
The Universal Law of Gravity - every object in universe attracted to every other object with a force (gravity)
What is the Newtonian World Machine?
Universe is one large machine that follows natural laws
Galen was a _____ ______.
greek physician
Did Galen dissect an animal body or human body?
animal body
Galen thought that the body had two different _____ _______.
Blood types
Galen believed in the 4 ____ _____.
bodily humors
Galen thought that disease was caused by an _______ of humors.
imbalance
Paracelsus followed a ______ philosophy.
chemical
Paracelsus thought that a human was a _______ is the larger world (_______)
microcosm; macrocosm
Did Paracelsus agree with Galen?
No
Paracelsus thought that disease was caused by chemical imbalances in _______.
organs
What did Paracelsus think was the best cure for a disease?
The poison that caused the disease (like cures like)
What title did Paracelsus earn from his "like cures like" principle?
Homicide physician
Andreas Vesalius dissected the _______ body.
Human body
How did Vesalius correct Galen?
Said that blood vessels came from the heart and not the liver
Did Vesalius believe in 2 kinds of blood like Galen?
Yes
William Harvey said that the _____ was the beginning flow of circulation of blood.
heart
Did Harvey say that different blood flowed through the body?
No, said that same blood flowed through veins and arteries
Women who wanted to learn about science had to get _____ educations and were excluded from ________.
informal; universities
What did Margaret Cavendish do?
Participated in scientific debates
What did Maria Merian do?
Was an entomologist - studied insects/plants
What did Maria Winkleman do?
She was an astronomer and discovered a comet
What were the querelles de femmes?
Arguments about women
Men thought that women were ______ to them.
inferior
Women thought that there was no need for male _______.
authority
What were some examples of women's natural inferiority to men?
Smaller head and larger pelvic areas
Rene Descartes said that he would only accept things that.....
his reason said were true
Descartes focused on the separation of ......
mind and matter
What is cartesian duality?
separation of mind and matter (duality between mind and body)
What is Descartes called?
the father of modern rationalism
What is Descartes famous quote?
"I think, therefore I am."
What scientific method did Bacon come up with?
Inductive reasoning - from tests/experiments you get ideas
What scientific method did Descartes come up with?
Deductive reasoning - have ideas and test to see if they are right
What scientific method did Newton come up with?
A combination of the methods of Bacon and Descartes - experiments-ideas-more experiments to see if right
There was a split between ______ and ______.
Science and religion.
What cosmology did the church support?
Ptolemaic-Aristotelian cosmology
What major idea did Spinoza come up with?
pantheism (monism) - God was the universe (all is in God, nothing can be apart from God)
What idea did Spinoza reject?
Descartes idea of the separation of mind and matter
Did Spinoza think that religion and science were separate?
No
What did Pascal try to show?
That Christianity was not contrary to reason
What were two famous scientific societies?
The English Royal Society and The French Royal Academy of Sciences
Who were the main people affected by the Scientific Revolution?
The elite of Europe
Rulers liked science for the _______.
benefits
At first, was the Scientific Revolution's affect on society small or large?
small