The Scientific Revolution

TRUE or FALSE: Ideas created during the scientific revolution were ALWAYS received positively.

• True

• False

Name the past empires that inspired the scientific revolution.

• Greece and Rome

• Rome and Byzantium

• Byzantium and China

• China and Mesopotamia

Define heresy.

• Teaching/promoting things that contradict a religion's beliefs.

• Actively trying to vandalize religious architecture.

• Assassinating a church member.

• Committing one of the seven deadly sins.

Explain the geocentric model of the universe.

• The sun is the center of the universe

• The Earth is the center of the universe

• The sun and the Earth coexist in the center of the universe

• Their is no true "center" of the universe

Explain the heliocentric model of the universe.

• The sun is the center of the universe

• The Earth is the center of the universe

• The sun and the Earth coexist in the center of the universe

• Their is no true "center" of the universe

Name the organization that felt challenged by Galileo Galilei's research.

• The Italian Government

• Oxford University

• The Catholic Church

• Ancient Astrologists

What set the standard for how scientific discoveries were made?

• The Quadratic Formula

• The Scientific Method

• The Metric System

• The Council of Trent

Before the scientific revolution, who or what determined fact from fiction?

• The Church / Tradition

• Universities / Spoken Word

• Scientists / Experimenting

• Regular People / Trial and Error

The​ (a)   challenged people to think for themselves, and ​the ​ (b)   shook people's trust in the Church.

• Renaissance
• Protestant Reformation
• Thirty Years War
• Diet of Worms
• Council of Trent

The ​ (a)   resented the Scientific Revolution because it ​ (b)   traditional beliefs and values.

• Catholic Church
• challenged
• Protestants
• Lutherans
• supported