Global II Chapter 17, Section 1 New Directions in Science READ: pg. 401 - 405.

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Global II Chapter 17, Section 1 New Directions in Science READ: pg

Objectives 6.1Explain why math was important to the Scientific Revolution 6.2Discuss how scientists developed new views about the universe 6.3List the advances made in science

Lesson Launch How might a revolution in scientific thinking naturally grow from the Renaissance? What does the quote mean “If I have seen further (than others)” Who are the giants?? What Natural Law is this picture trying to demonstrate Lesson Launch

Scientific Method Defined: combination of observation and reason to prove theories 3 steps: Careful Experimentation and observation Reason is used to interpret results Mathematics used to prove scientific theories Rene Descartes: “I think, therefore I am”

Scientific Discoveries Reason: To think out systematically or logically Tycho Brache Built observatory to study the planets and stars

REVIEW Why is Math important to the Scientific Revolution?

Nicolaus Copernicus Went against ideas of Ptolemy Observations Earth turned on axis Planets revolve around the sun SUN EARTH

Galileo Galilei stitches Circulation of blood Correct drawings Of Human anatomy 1.Experiment & observe 2.Reason to interpret 3. Math to prove On the revolutions Of Heavenly Bodies Earth turned on Axis Heliocentric Theory Proved theories Using Math Agreed w/ Copernicus Planets move in An Ellipse Invented Calculus Laws of Nature Law of Gravity Used the telescope Heavenly bodies Imperfect and changing Inquisition for Heresy

Peter the Great / Westernization Czar (Tsar) of Russia during the late 1600’s and early 1700’s. He was almost seven feet tall and in 1696 he visited Western Europe in disguise. Upon his visits he realized how much Russia could learn from the West. Peter is best known as an Absolute Monarch and for his policy of Westernization. He hired over 700 European engineers, mathematicians and shipbuilders. He forced nobles to cut off long beards and fined those who refused and promoted the integration of noblewomen in Russian society. He expanded Russia’s borders and created a new capital in St. Petersburg.

CLOSURE 1. What are 3 advances made in science? 2. What are 2 new views about the universe? 3. What is 1 reason that math was important to the Scientific Revolution

Homework Galileo (pg. 403 )