The Scientific Revolution I. Scientific Method 1. Test and record results 1. Test and record results a. Advances in: a. Advances in: -chemistry -chemistry.

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The Scientific Revolution I. Scientific Method 1. Test and record results 1. Test and record results a. Advances in: a. Advances in: -chemistry -chemistry -physics -physics -astronomy -astronomy -medicine -medicine

2. Pioneers of the Scientific Revolution a. Galilei Galileo -telescope -telescope -“Sun is the center of -“Sun is the center of the solar system…” the solar system…” -punished by Church -punished by Church b. Isaac Newton -Father of Astronomy -Father of Astronomy -Law of Universal -Law of Universal Gravitation Gravitation -“gravity keeps -“gravity keeps planets in line…” planets in line…”

2. Pioneers of the Scientific Revolution Continued… c. Andreas Vesalius (1543) -book on human anatomy -book on human anatomy d. William Harvey (1628) -circulatory system -circulatory system e. Robert Boyle -air = mixture of gasses -air = mixture of gasses -modern chemistry -modern chemistry

II. Scientific Revolution: Results 1. Force people to ask questions 2. “Age of Reason” a. Applied to Government a. Applied to Government b. Basic Human Rights b. Basic Human Rights -life -life -liberty -liberty -happiness -happiness c. John Locke ( ) c. John Locke ( ) -Two Treatises of Government -Two Treatises of Government -Role of Government: -Role of Government: -“Protect peoples’ -“Protect peoples’ Natural Rights…” Natural Rights…”