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1
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Planets further away take longer to circle the sun

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Copernicus

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Contradicted Ptolemy’s earth-centered universe

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Copernicus

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Moon revolved around earth; days, years, rotation of axis

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Copernicus

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Built Uraniborg Castle

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Brahe

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Complied detailed record of observations of positions and movements of stars and planets

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Brahe

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Brahe’s assistant

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Kepler

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3 Laws of planetary motion that validated his “music of spheres” theory and Copernicus’ theory

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Kepler

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  1. Rejects Copernicus- orbits of planet were elliptical
  2. Speed of planets are greater when closer to the sun
  3. Planets w larger orbits revolve at slower average velocity
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Kepler

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First European to make systematic observations by means of telescope

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Galileo

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Looked at moon through telescope; saw mountains and craters

4 moons revolving Jupiter, phases of Venus and sunspots

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Galileo

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Supported Copernicus’ thesis,

church became mad

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Galileo

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Church was against Copernican system bc it threatened Scripture & entire concept of universe

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Galileo’s time

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13
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Contributed to laws of motion

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Galileo

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  1. If uniform force was applied to an object, it would move at an accelerated speed rather than a constant speed
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Galileo

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  1. Inertia- body in motion remains in motion unless deflected/stopped by an external force
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Galileo

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Principia Mathematica

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Newton

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Laws of Motion

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Newton

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  1. Every object continues in a straight line unless deflected by a force
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Newton

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19
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  1. Rate of change of motion of an object is proportional to the force acting on it
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Newton

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For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction/ force

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Newton

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21
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Theory that the Universe was one, huge, regulated, and uniform machine that operated according to natural laws in absolute time, space, and motion, w/ God at the controls

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Newton

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22
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2 natural philosophers

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Descartes and Bacon

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23
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Deductive Reasoning

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Rene Descartes

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24
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The Discourse on Method

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Descartes

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25
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“I think, therefore I am”

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Descartes

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Concept of:
There is a great deal of doubt while one is learning, but one can believe things to be true if his/her SELF says they are true

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Descartes

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27
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Who came up with Cartesian Dualism?

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Descartes

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28
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Mind and reasoning used with certain knowledge, humans can understand the material world bc it is pure mechanism, governed by physical laws, created by God

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Cartesian Dualism

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29
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Rationalism

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Long chains of reasoning; DESCARTES

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30
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Emphasized deductions and mathematical order to prove things

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Descartes

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31
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Scientific Method

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Francis Bacon

32
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Novum Organum

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Bacon

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The Great Instauration

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Bacon

34
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People could understand the natural world for the purpose of reconstructing all human knowledge, based for on the proper foundations

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Bacon

35
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Who started/ is the father of Empiricism?

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Bacon

36
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Supported monarchy

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Hobbies

37
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The Leviathan

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Hobbies

38
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Men are selfish and greedy by nature

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Thomas Hobbies

39
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Theory that all knowledge is is derived from sense-experience, cannot be denied bc senses say they are true

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Bacon

40
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“Dangers of anarchy are greater than the dangers of tyranny”

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Hobbies

41
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Thomas Hobbies vs. ____________

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John Locke

42
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Supported democracy

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John Locke

43
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Natural rights of men

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Locke

44
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Second Treatise on Government

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Locke

45
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Government must answer to people

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John Locke

46
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Religion distinguishes humans from beasts

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John Locke

47
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People in chemistry

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Parcelsus, Boyle, Lavoisier

48
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New chemistry philosophy based on understanding of nature through fresh observation and experiment

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Parcelsus

49
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In his model, humans were smaller replica of the smaller world

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Parcelsus

50
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Diseases were caused by chemical imbalances localized in specific organs

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Parcelsus

51
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Against the idea of “contraries cures”

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Parcelsus

52
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Small amounts of poison used to cure people

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Contraries cures

53
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Father of Modern Medicine

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Parcelsus

54
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First to conduct controlled experiments

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Robert Boyle

55
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Volume of gas varies with pressure exerted on it

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Robert Boyle

56
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Matter is composed of atoms

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Boyle

57
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Named chemical elements

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Lavoisier

58
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Fundamental rules of chemical compounds

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Lavoisier

59
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Founder of Modern Chemistry

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Antoine Lavoisier

60
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Name the 2 people that pioneered Medicine and Anatomy

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Vesalius and William Harvey

61
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Believed practice researched was needed to understand human anatomy

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Vesalius

62
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Personally dissected a body

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Vesalius

63
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Created an illustrated book of anatomy

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Vesalius

64
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Published “on the motion of heart and blood”

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Harvey

65
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Demonstrated that heart was the beginning point of blood

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Harvey

66
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Blood flows in veins and arteries and makes a complete circuit

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Harvey

67
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Laid foundation for modern physiology

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Harvey

68
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French scientist who sought to keep science and religion united

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Pascal

69
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Wager: Better bet to believe God exists and to stake everything on His promised mercy than not to do so

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Pascal

70
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Only woman invited to Royal Society in London, complained that they were more fascinated w “toys” than solving problems

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Margret Cavendish

71
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Worked with astronomer husband, and published a book about astronomy

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Maria Cunitz

72
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Discovered a comet

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Maria Winkelmann

73
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Established calendar for Berlin Academy of Scientists

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Winkelmann

74
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When her husband died, she tried to gain entrance into academy by guild tradition, but was denied admission

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Winkelmann

75
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Heliocentric model / epicycles

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Copernicus

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