1500-1700 Renaissance [Transmission Of Ideas] Flashcards

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What was a major change at the start of the renaissance?

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Communication and transmission of ideas

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When was the invention of the printing press and who invented it?

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Gutenberg in 1440

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What was the usage of the printing press

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It meant many exact copies of texts could be produced in a short amount of time

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What was the affect of the printing press on the church’s control?

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Reduced it

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Why was the church’s control reduced due to the printing press

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As the church could no longer prevent the publication of ideas not approved

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When was the Royal Society’s publication of a journal?

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1665

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What was the name of the journal published by the Royal Society?

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Philosophical transactions

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What was the aims of the Royal society?

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Further scientific understanding by carrying out and recording results,
+ then sharing and encouraging new theories and ideas.

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What was the usage of Philosophical transactions?

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It meant doctors and scientists could build off, challenge and study each others ideas

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Who granted a Royal charter to the Society?

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King Charles II (2nd)

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What did King Charles II grant to the Society and why?

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A royal charter as he was interested in science

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What was a benefit of being granted a Royal charter?

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Helped the society to gain credibility

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