Scientific Revolution Review

Drag and drop the following item into the appropriate box labelled with one individual (Galileo) or group (Roman Catholic Church) that held that belief, or did that action: paved the way for other scientific breakthroughs. Which group or individual does this statement belong to?

• Galileo

• Roman Catholic Church

• Isaac Newton

• Aristotle

Drag and drop the following item into the appropriate box labelled with one individual (Galileo) or group (Roman Catholic Church) that held that belief, or did that action: used Copernicus theory to base beliefs. Which group or individual does this statement belong to?

• Galileo

• Roman Catholic Church

• Isaac Newton

• Martin Luther

Sun is the center of the universe. Which group or individual does this statement belong to?

• Galileo

• Roman Catholic Church

• Isaac Newton

• Aristotle

Drag and drop the following item into the appropriate box labelled with one individual (Galileo) or group (Roman Catholic Church) that held that belief, or did that action: made threats to those who opposed their beliefs. Which group or individual does this statement belong to?

• Roman Catholic Church

• Galileo

• Protestant Reformers

• Greek Philosophers

Drag and drop the following item into the appropriate box labelled with one individual (Galileo) or group (Roman Catholic Church) that held that belief, or did that action: Earth is the center of the universe. Which group or individual does this statement belong to?

• Roman Catholic Church

• Galileo

• Isaac Newton

• Copernicus

Drag and drop the following item into the appropriate box labelled with one individual (Galileo) or group (Roman Catholic Church) that held that belief, or did that action: labeled science has heresy. Which group or individual does this statement belong to?

• Roman Catholic Church

• Galileo

• Isaac Newton

• Protestant Reformers

In the 16th and 17th centuries, the heliocentric theory became the centerpiece of debate between:

• capitalism and communism

• science and religion

• colonialism and nationalism

• isolationism and globalism

The new scientific method of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries relied on:

• A. "natural philosophers."

• B. direct observation and experiment.

• C. Greek thinker Aristotle.

• D. scientific knowledge that already existed

Sort the following terms into the correct category: 'Before the Scientific Revolution' or 'After Scientific Revolution'. Terms: geocentric theory, Alchemy popular, More reliance on experiments, use of Logic and Reason, Isaac Newton, widespread belief in magic, Thermometer, Barometer, and Telescope used, heliocentric theory, more reliance on church authority, Ptolemy's writings supreme, Reason.

• Before the Scientific Revolution: geocentric theory, Alchemy popular, widespread belief in magic, more reliance on church authority, Ptolemy's writings supreme. After Scientific Revolution: More reliance on experiments, use of Logic and Reason, Isaac Newton, Thermometer, Barometer, and Telescope used, heliocentric theory, Reason.

• Before the Scientific Revolution: Isaac Newton, Thermometer, Barometer, and Telescope used, heliocentric theory, Reason. After Scientific Revolution: geocentric theory, Alchemy popular, widespread belief in magic, more reliance on church authority, Ptolemy's writings supreme, More reliance on experiments, use of Logic and Reason.

• Before the Scientific Revolution: More reliance on experiments, use of Logic and Reason, Isaac Newton, Reason. After Scientific Revolution: geocentric theory, Alchemy popular, widespread belief in magic, more reliance on church authority, Ptolemy's writings supreme, Thermometer, Barometer, and Telescope used, heliocentric theory.

• Before the Scientific Revolution: Thermometer, Barometer, and Telescope used, heliocentric theory, Reason, Isaac Newton. After Scientific Revolution: geocentric theory, Alchemy popular, widespread belief in magic, more reliance on church authority, Ptolemy's writings supreme, More reliance on experiments, use of Logic and Reason.

During the Scientific Revolution scientist as a whole started to use the new ________________ more and more to acquire new knowledge.

• Scientific Method

• Greek Ideas

• Compass