Scientific Revolution. Do Now U7D7  Read “Scientific Revolutions DBQs” Document 1 and answer Question 1 only  Homework: Read Chapter 14 Section 5, and.

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Scientific Revolution

Do Now U7D7  Read “Scientific Revolutions DBQs” Document 1 and answer Question 1 only  Homework: Read Chapter 14 Section 5, and then answer the questions posted on my website. Submit to turnitin.com by 8am Tuesday morning

The Scientific Revolution

Scientists for today’s activity! Copernicus 1543 Galileo 1632

Scientists of tonight’s HW Francis Bacon Rene Descartes Isaac Newton

PQ1  How did Copernicus change knowledge regarding planetary movements?

PQ2  What were the discoveries of Galileo and how did this affect his relationship with the Catholic Church?

PQ3  What conflicts developed with the birth of modern science?

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