Counter Reformation and the Scientific Revolution

The goal of missionaries were to do which of the following?

The Counter-Reformation goals were to do which of the following?

The goals of the Spanish Inquisition were to.....

The heliocentric model of the universe was a change from previous ways of thinking because...

How did the Catholic Church feel about the new discoveries in science

I figured out that blood is constantly circulating through the human body, through our veins and arteries, thanks to our heart pumping. I did this by hanging out on battlefields as the battles were going on to test my hypothesis

I worked to develop a scientific method through observation and experimentation. I wanted people of the era not to simply listen to what was already believed, but to push for provable knowledgethat could be confirmed using science

I assembled an astronomical telescope, angered the Catholic Church, and was eventually tried by the Inquisition and kept under house arrest. Although I recanted my findings, I was the first one to see the imperfections of the moon, spots on the sun, and the moons of Jupiter

I was the one who proved many original thoughts about human anatomy wrong. By doing hundreds of autopsies, I was able to write "The Fabrica" the most famous anatomy book ever written.

I am known as one of the most important figures during the Scientific Revolution. I used math to prove that a single force (gravity) keeps the planets in their orbit around the sun. My laws of motion and the study of calculus were also major contributions to science.