Chapter 13 Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment

These two differed in their views of how the government

was influenced by natural law.

• John Locke and Thomas Hobbes

• John Locke and Galileo Galilei

• Thomas Hobbes and Maria Theresa

• The King and the political thinker

a political thinker who believed that governments should

protect people’s rights

• Johannas Kepler

• John Locke

• Francis Bacon

• René Descartes

Because classical thinkers often based their conclusions on

this, some of their beliefs turned out to be false.

• Catholic Church

• reason

• astronomy

• common sense

What Austrian’s reforms included improved living conditions

for serfs as well as the setting up of schools?

• Maria Theresa

• Thomas Hobbes

  Age of Enlightenment

• Thomas Hobbes

• Scientific Method

astronomer and inventor who proved the heliocentric theory

• Galileo Galilei

• John Locke

• Issac Newton

• Ptolemy

True or False: A scientific theory is correct if it seems to

explain the facts.(If False, correct one word to make the statement true)

Classical scientific methods were less accurate than those

based on this person’s later scientific method...

• Catherine II

• John Locke

• Sir Francis Bacon

What did the Petition of Right do?

• The king could tax people if he wanted to. The king could also declare war and could imprison anyone.

• The king could not tax people at all. The king also could not imprison anyone and he could not declare war.

• The king could not tax people without Parliament's approval. The king could not imprison anyone without a just reason. He also could not declare a state of emergency unless the country was at war.

True or False: Voltaire opposed governments that were favoring one religion and forbidding others

• False

• True

During what age did political thinkers try to use reason to

improve the government?

• Age of Enlightenment

• Age Of Reason

• Scientific Revolution