This movement brought about changes in science, technology, and the relationship between church and the society

This philosophy in government was a separtation of powers to prevent one leader to have all the power over a country

These are given at birth (Life, Liberty and Property) and were written about by John Locke. These were also included in the Declaration of Independence from England

Enlightenment thinker who has a famous quote: "I may disagree with what you say, but I will defend your right to say it."

Scientist who came up with the heliocentric theory who delayed releasing his findings due to them contradicting the church's teachings

Continent where the Enlightenment and Scientific Revolution began

Protect individual rights

This method used in science was a way to test a hypothesis that was invented by Rene Descartes and Francis Bacon

Scientist who invented the telescope, disproved the Earth was the center of the universe, was in conflict with the church, and was under house arrest for the rest of his life

Invention prior to the Scientific Reformation and helped spread information and inspired new ways of thinking

Both of the Enlightment philosophers believed that a govern should be overthrown if the government takes away people's natural rights

Enlightment philosopher who developed Natural Rights and that humans are born with a "blank slate."

Scientist's responce for the circulatory system

Famous female Enlightenment thinkers who pushed for women to be treated equally as mentioned and should get an equal education. She thought women were more that just for men to look at. She and other female Enlightenment thinkers urged women to: enter male-dominated fields, write about the inequalities between men and women, and hold social gatherings called salons for influential people.

This Greek philosopher whose medical and philosophical were widely accepted by Europeans until proven wrong during the Scientific Revolution

A theory of the universe taught by the Catholic Church that stated the Earth was at the center of the solar system

What was the theory that the sun was the center of our universe?

Argued for the separation of church and state; critic of the Catholic Church

Believed people were selfish and should be ruled by a monarch; wrote the book called Leviathan

In what TWO ways did the Reformation influence the Enlightenment?

an English statesman and writer, urged scientists to experiment and then draw conclusions

Interest in science. Developed analytical geometry, which linked algebra and geometry.