Scientific Revolution and Age of Enlightenment

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Scientific Revolution and Age of Enlightenment

Aristotle
Earth is center of the universe
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Aristotle Earth is center of the universe
Ptolemy Earth is center of the universe
Galen Surgeon to gladiators
Copernicus (1543) sun is the center of the universe
Kepler (1603) elliptical path of planets
Galileo (1632) used the telescope to observe space
Galen believed liver pumped blood
Copernicus circular path of planets
Copernicus power of observation
Galileo Discovered objects falled at a predictable rate
Galileo Physics
Galileo (1633) Church forces him to recant
Sir Isaac Newton Law of Motion
Sir Isaac Newton Formulated the law of gravity
Law of Gravity Forces attract every object to each other
Sir Francis Bacon Father of scientific method
Thomas Harvey Discovered the circulation of blood by working with cadavers
Age of Reason Application of reason to every aspect of social life
Denis Diderot edited and published "Encyclopedie"
"Encyclopedie" 28 volumes that covered everything then known about the sciences, technology, and history
Montesquieu Believed in seperate powers (legislative, executive, and judicial)
Montesquieu "The Spirit of Laws"
Voltaire "Candide"
"Candide" mocked the church and royal court of the Bourban Dynsaty
Voltaire Believed strongly in freedom of speech

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