7-2.2 Scientific Revolution

According to Copernicus, what body was at the center of the universe?

• Pluto

• Sun

• Moon

• Earth

Which theory of the universe is shown in the image?

• heliocentric theory

• progressive theory

• geocentric theory

• universal motion theory

What scientist discovered the laws of gravity and motion?

• Newton

• Copernicus

• Ptolemy

• Galileo

Which Scientists were in conflict with the Roman Catholic Church? (Choose two)

• Galileo

• Copernicus

• Ptolemy

• Newton

What was the main conflict of the Scientific Revolution?

• teachings of the Catholic and Protestant churches

• reason and logical thinking

• observation and experimentation

• scientific thought and traditional religious beliefs

What is the correct order of the Scientific Method?

• 1) Form a hypothesis 2) ask a question 3) test through experimentation 4) analyze the data

• 1) ask a question 2) form a hypothesis 3) test through experimentation 4) analyze data

• 1) analyze data 2) test through experimentation 3) ask a question 4) form a hypothesis

• 1) test through experimentation 2) ask a question 3) form a hypothesis 4) analyze data

What is true of the relationship between the scientists and the Catholic Church during the Scientific Revolution?

• the scientists and church worked together to develop new theories

• the new scientific theories were readily accepted by the church

• the political, social, and economic authority of the church was challenged by the scientists

• the scientists confirmed the teachings of the Catholic church

What occurred before the Scientific Revolution of the late 1500s and early 1600s?

• Copernicus proposed a geocentric universe

• Newton founded the laws of gravity and motion

• Galileo supported the teachings of the church

• Ptolemy presented his idea of a geocentric universe

What was developed during the Scientific Revolution?

• the scientific method

• the idea of a geocentric universe

• the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church

• the Ptolemic universe

What was a consequence for challenging traditional church beliefs during the Scientific Revolution?

• excommunication

• execution

• gaining wealth

• knighthood