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WORLD HISTORY: SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION AND ENLIGHTENMENT Jeopardy Version Watch out Alex Trebek…
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ScientistsPhilosophes Enlightenment Spreads TermsThnkers 100 200 300 400 500
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SCIENTISTS - 100 Put on trial by the Catholic Church for heresy due to his heliocentric writings and other important discoveries like the spots on Jupiter.
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SCIENTISTS – 100 Galileo Galilei Å
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SCIENTISTS - 200 First argued the universe was heliocentric.
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SCIENTISTS - 200 Copernicus Å
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SCIENTISTS - 300 Danish astronomer who built the largest observatory in Europe and made a lifetime of observations on the movement of planets.
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SCIENTISTS - 300 Tycho Brahe Å
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SCIENTISTS - 400 Proved that planets move in elliptical orbits.
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SCIENTISTS - 400 Johannes Kepler Å
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SCIENTISTS - 500 Wrote about universal law of gravitation and motion
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SCIENTISTS - 500 Isaac Newton Å
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PHILOSOPHES - 100 Italian who wrote about crime, justice, and punishment. Was against the death penalty and for speedy trials.
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PHILOSOPHES - 100 Cesare Beccaria Å
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PHILOSOPHES - 200 Went to the University of Paris and wrote the Encyclopedia with the help of Marie-Therese Geoffin
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PHILOSOPHES - 200 Denis Diderot Å
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PHILOSOPHES - 300 “I do not agree with a word you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it.” This becomes Freedom of Speech when it makes it to America.
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PHILOSOPHES - 300 Voltaire Å
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PHILOSOPHES - 400 Studied the law in Britain and decided a government with a legislative, judicial, and executive branch. Becomes separation of powers in America.
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PHILOSOPHES - 400 Baron de Montesquieu Å
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PHILOSOPHES - 500 Thinker who was known for promoting the scientific method and inductive reasoning.
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PHILOSOPHES - 500 Francis Bacon Å
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ENLIGHTENMENT SPREADS - 100 Enlightened monarch of Russia who wanted to push through changes inspired by the Enlightenment only to be stopped by a peasant revolt.
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ENLIGHTENMENT SPREADS - 100 Catherine the Great Å
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ENLIGHTENMENT SPREADS - 200 Prussian Enlightened monarch
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ENLIGHTENMENT SPREADS - 200 Frederick the Great Å
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ENLIGHTENMENT SPREADS - 300 New art style of the Enlightenment that focused on simple designs borrowed from the Greeks and Romans
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ENLIGHTENMENT SPREADS - 300 Neoclassical Å
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ENLIGHTENMENT SPREADS - 400 The “Age of Rebirth” that spurred the Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment.
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ENLIGHTENMENT SPREADS - 400 Renaissance Å
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ENLIGHTENMENT SPREADS - 500 Type of music considered light and upbeat, it was new because of the Enlightenment.
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ENLIGHTENMENT SPREADS - 500 Classical Å
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TERMS - 100 Invention that led to cheaper publishing costs, enabling the spread of ideas throughout Europe.
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TERMS - 100 Printing Press Å
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TERMS - 200 Parties held by French aristocratic women where Enlightenment thinkers could present their research and talk.
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TERMS - 200 Salons Å
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TERMS - 300 Theory that states the universe revolves around the earth.
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TERMS - 300 Geocentric Å
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TERMS - 400 Explain a social contract.
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TERMS - 400 An agreement between citizens and their government over who has the power. Å
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TERMS - 500 Five core beliefs of the Philosophes.
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TERMS - 500 Reason, Nature, Happiness, Liberty, and Progress Å
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THINKERS - 100 Wrote A Vindication of the Rights of Women and believed that women should be able to be educated the same a men and have the same jobs as men.
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THINKERS - 100 Mary Wollstonecraft Å
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THINKERS - 200 Believed that men were born free and then corrupted by civilization.
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THINKERS - 200 Rousseau Å
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THINKERS - 300 Believed all men could improve through experience and that governments should protect their people’s inalienable rights of life, liberty, and property.
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THINKERS - 300 John Locke Å
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THINKERS - 400 Said “I think therefore I am” and argued for the use of logic and mathematics.
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THINKERS - 400 Rene Descartes Å
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THINKERS - 500 Believed men should forfeit all rights to one strong leader who would control the Commonwealth.
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THINKERS - 500 Thomas Hobbes Å
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FINAL JEOPARDY Chose your representative
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FINAL JEOPARDY QUESTION Two early Greek philosophers who provided an explanation of science that was later disproven by the Scientific Revolution.
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ANSWER Aristotle and Ptolemy
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