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What toppled the idea that the earth was flat and the center of the universe?
Scientific Revolution
Who was the Polish astronomer that said the sun was the center of the universe?
Copernicus
Copernicus said the planets circle around the ___.
Sun
Who said that the earth was round and spins on its axis around the sun?
Copernicus
Copernicus did this before his death.
He publically printed his ideas
Who used mathematics to prove Copernicuses work?
Kepler
Why could Kepler work without intererences from the chuch?
He was a protestant
Proved planets moved in ellipses.
Kepler
Who said the sun stays in its place?
Kepler
Itallian mathemagician
Galileo
Galileo built the _______.
Telescope
This man was trialed by the church and was forced to withdraw his findings and publically state he was wrong
Galileo
Who expanded the work of Copernicus, Kepler, and Galileo?
Issac Newton
Newton discovered the concept of gravity from an ____.
Apple
His theories suggested formulas that could be used to describe an orderly world and universe.
Newton
Enlightened thinkers believed in _______ _____.
Individual rights
Philosophes believed the universe was a machine governed by laws and ____ was the master mechanic.
God
Natural Law is...
the enlightenment's idea of universal moral law based on reason.
His ideas were based on tradition and unproven facts should be discarded.
Sir Francis Bacon
Bacon said that the truth can only be found by using the _____ _____.
Scientific Method
Saw mathematics as the perfect model to clear knowledge.
Descartes
Believed truth was reached through reason
Descartes
Said, "I think, therefore I am"
Descartes
"I disapprove of what you say, but but I will defend to the death of your right to say it"
Volitaire
Seperation of powers
Montesquieu
Said that the power belonged to the people
Rousseau
He said that people have the right to rise up against the government to carry out needed changes.
Rousseau
Worked hard to improve government
Enlightend despots (absolute monarchs)
Attempted to make lives of serfs/peasents better
Enlightend despots (absolute monarchs)
Enlightened despots built _____ and _______ ___.
hospitals and elementary schools
The enlightened despots ended many forms of _______.
Torture
stuart kings don't get along well with ________.
Parliment
Stuart kings believed in this.
Divine right
Parliment wants more control of _______.
government
Oliver Cromwell was a ______.
Puritan
During the English civil war he lead the Roundheads and defeated calvaries.
Oliver Cromwell
Became a military dictator after Rump Parliment fails to govern property.
Oliver Cromwell
Cromwell forced harsh _____ restrictions on people of England
Puritan
Never opposed parliment because didn't want to be like his father
Charles II (Merry Monarch)
This says no individual can be held in prison without battles or bloodshed
Habeas Corpus
This group of people depend on the cabinet
Anne, George I, and George II
Became Englands FIRST prime minister and gains control of cabinet
Robert Walpole
This outlawed cruel and unusual punishment
English Bill of Rights
Gave freedoms to englishmen- right to appeal to king and speak freely in parliment
English Bill of Rights