Scientific Revolution & The Enlightenment Unit-Crossword Review Game
A crossword over terms regarding the Scientific Revolution and The Enlightnment
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- _____ reasoning where the theory was first established, then evidence was found
- The theory that stated everything revolves around Earth
- Hired by the church to popularize geocentricism
- The founder of the scientific method
- The ___ act placed taxes on imports
- The British made an alliance with the _______, promised in return for their help they would keep their land
- The treaty of ______ ended the revolutionary war
- Issac Newton is the father of calculus, founder of the three laws of motion, and discovered ______
- The ______ spheres were seen by the church as transparent spheres of the heavens
- Author of the encyclopedia, which was created to define everything
- Voltaire was well known for advocating for _____ amendment ideas
- Antoine van Leeuwenhoek was the father of the _______
- This was the medieval attempt to bring together faith & reason
- _______ reasoning is when observations are made, tested, and then a theory is reached
- Leader of the Continental Congress, held the army together at the Battle of Valley Forge
- Event in Boston where colonists dressed as Native Americans & dumped tea into the Boston Harbor
- Discovered the moons of Jupiter which resulted in house arrest due to it disproving the idea of crystalline spheres
- The rebirth of the religious zeal believed that in order to stay on the path of God, they had to go back to the ______
- Enlightened despots were huge advocates for enlightened ideas, wanted to make _______
- This occurs when a country exports more
- Descartes is know as the father of this area of math
- Rebelling against the classical form, appealing to emotions
- Written by Rousseau, everyone is equal to each other, people are good but society makes us bad
- “Borrowed” John Lockes natural rights, Life Liberty, & the Pursuit of Happiness
- Author of the Leviathan, believes that absolutism & social contract are needed because people are evil
- Philosopher that believed in the 2nd amendment, prison was made to rehabilitate people, death penalty & torture are wrong
- Location for philosophe women to talk about their ideas
- Supporter of women’s rights & women’s education
- ‘Tabula Rasa’ translate to literally _________
- Founder of the natural ideas, ‘Life, Liberty, Property’, people are born with a clean slate & revolution is a right of the people when necessary
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