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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.

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1 Scientific Revolution

2 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

3 The Scientific Revolution 1543-1750

4 Scientists for today’s activity! Copernicus 1543 Galileo 1632

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

6 PQ1  How did Copernicus change knowledge regarding planetary movements?

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

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

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