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Across5. Thomas Hobbes wrote _______ (biblical sea monster) to illustrate how an absolute monarch should be (enormously powerful) (9)
8. "I _______, therefore I am" (5)
9. __________ (astronomer) published On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Bodies, where he challenged the geocentric view and presented his readers with a heliocentric view, in which the earth revolved around the sun (10)
10. _______ was a writer who popularized Newton’s discoveries, criticized France’s rigid government, and denounced religious bigotry and believed in freedom of speech, press, and religion (8)
13. The deductive method was formulated by _______ (8,0)
14. _______, like David Hume, emerged, who questioned science, religion, and the government (8,0)
15. _______ (Italian scientist) was one of the first people to use the telescope for astronomical observation; his discoveries provided irrefutable support for the heliocentric model (7)
16. _______ _______ combined Kepler’s laws, Galileo’s, and his own conception of gravity, in which he explained that the planets are falling around the sun (gravity). (11)
18. Pope Urban VII charged Galileo with _______, so Galileo retracted his support for the Copernican theory (6)
19. _______ analyzed his data and concluded that: planets revolve around the sun in elliptical orbits (6)
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Down1. _______ supported the geocentric theory (9,0)
2. _______ thought of God as a watchmaker who created the universe and then let is run according to natural laws (6,0)
3. The Enlightenment spread through: print culture, coffee houses- wealthy/ educated men gathered to discuss ideas, _______- women ran these from their homes for philosophes to come and meet (6)
4. _________ believed that humans are creatures of reason and goodwill and that they have natural rights, like “life, liberty, and property” (4)
5. Copernicus’ bold ideas were based on _____, not observation (5)
6. _________ _________ (astronomer) recorded the movements of each known planet (10)
7. Medieval philosophers accepted a ____________ view that the earth was the center of the universe (13,0)
11. the ___________ dedicated themselves to exposing social problems and proposing reforms based upon implementing natural laws and focused on rationality and toleration (11)
12. The inductive method was formulated by _______ (5)
17. The Church taught that God deliberately placed the earth in the ______ (6)
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5. Thomas Hobbes wrote _______ (biblical sea monster) to illustrate how an absolute monarch should be (enormously powerful) (9)
8. "I _______, therefore I am" (5)
9. __________ (astronomer) published On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Bodies, where he challenged the geocentric view and presented his readers with a heliocentric view, in which the earth revolved around the sun (10)
10. _______ was a writer who popularized Newton’s discoveries, criticized France’s rigid government, and denounced religious bigotry and believed in freedom of speech, press, and religion (8)
13. The deductive method was formulated by _______ (8,0)
14. _______, like David Hume, emerged, who questioned science, religion, and the government (8,0)
15. _______ (Italian scientist) was one of the first people to use the telescope for astronomical observation; his discoveries provided irrefutable support for the heliocentric model (7)
16. _______ _______ combined Kepler’s laws, Galileo’s, and his own conception of gravity, in which he explained that the planets are falling around the sun (gravity). (11)
18. Pope Urban VII charged Galileo with _______, so Galileo retracted his support for the Copernican theory (6)
19. _______ analyzed his data and concluded that: planets revolve around the sun in elliptical orbits (6)
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1. _______ supported the geocentric theory (9,0)
2. _______ thought of God as a watchmaker who created the universe and then let is run according to natural laws (6,0)
3. The Enlightenment spread through: print culture, coffee houses- wealthy/ educated men gathered to discuss ideas, _______- women ran these from their homes for philosophes to come and meet (6)
4. _________ believed that humans are creatures of reason and goodwill and that they have natural rights, like “life, liberty, and property” (4)
5. Copernicus’ bold ideas were based on _____, not observation (5)
6. _________ _________ (astronomer) recorded the movements of each known planet (10)
7. Medieval philosophers accepted a ____________ view that the earth was the center of the universe (13,0)
11. the ___________ dedicated themselves to exposing social problems and proposing reforms based upon implementing natural laws and focused on rationality and toleration (11)
12. The inductive method was formulated by _______ (5)
17. The Church taught that God deliberately placed the earth in the ______ (6)
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