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CLEP Western Civilization II: Scientific Revolution And Enlightenment

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1. Wrote: The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (eplained the downfall of Rome)






2. Questioned religion and said the what people believe is something from their senses.






3. Said that sickness often will come from the chemical imbalences in your body.






4. Catholic. Wanted equality for everyone.






5. Believed that the government should leave the economy alone. Capitalism






6. Deductive method. Wrote: Discourse on Method. said: 'I think therefore I am' Said because we are not perfect is the reason God exists. Taught Christina of Sweden.






7. Prussia. made the land better for farming. Made a bureaucracy: funtions and offices of the government.






8. Was able to explain how the planets orbited. Wrote: Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy (Principia). Said gravity explained the planets movement.






9. To put it plainly: he dissected dead people.






10. Calculus. Calculating machine 30 yrs. after Pascal. Wrote: Theodicee.






11. Scienctific method. inductive reasoning: information-->general theory-->multiple experimentations. Wrote: Novom Organum and Bew Atlantis.






12. Wrote: Genius of Christianity. wrote about the effects of religio on the culture.






13. The first person to use a telescope in a matter to study the universe. He also found out that Jupiter has four moons. Wrote Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems-Ptolemaic and Copernican and The Starry Messanger. Renounced his viewes by pre






14. Led a rebellion against the wealthy people owning land in Russia.






15. Russia. wrote letters to famous people of the Enlightenment like Voltaire. She also wavered about torture and the dealth penalty for ciminals.






16. Deist. went to France to get them to join the war for independece. Inventor






17. Believed that God was not involved in the world once He created it. Believed that that they were supposed to discover laws and then teach others about the laws.






18. By Nicolauus Copernicus. They point of the book was that the sun is the center of the universe.






19. Earth-centered






20. Critcized the Catholic church and the French monarchy indirectly. checks and balances.






21. Noble savage. Wrote: Social Contract. general will.






22. 'no limit to the perfecting of the powers of man' rea. p. 28 said humans could become perfect. Wrote: Sketch for a Historical Picture of the Progress of the Human Mind.






23. Did not want toture or the death penalty for criminals






24. Encyclopedia - or Classified Dictionary of the Sciences - arts - and Trades






25. 'begins with general principles and derives particular information from them.' Rea p. 24






26. Believed the heliocentric universe idea. Wrote: The New Astronomy. Assitant of Tycho Brahe and believe that God gave people brains to discover things.






27. Argued for the rights of women.






28. Wrote: Candide (wants people to use Enlightenment ideas) Wrote: Treatise on Toleration (religious freedom 'all men are brothers under God' 'crush the infamous thing!'






29. 'provided freedom of worship to various persuasions' REA p. 29






30. Studied the circulatory system.






31. Sun-centered






32. Austria. Sold Catholic convents and monestaries and supported hospitals with the money. Believed that educating the rich and the poor made them more equal.






33. French. Learned from Bacon and Descartes. Invented a calculating machine. Made a theory of probability and chance.






34. 'greatest good for the greatest number' REA p. 28. Jeremy Benthan is associated with this.