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| hypothesis, research, and conclusion |
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| Theory that attempts to explain assumptions |
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| the Earth is not the center of the universe |
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| built the telescope. found moons around jupiter |
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| new ways to look at the world |
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| analytical geometry "I think therefore I am" |
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| truth comes from reason (facts) |
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| New theories of physics "asking the correct question is half of the problem" |
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| is the mother of Invention |
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| Anatomy dissection of dogs |
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| learned about anatomy by dissecting human corpses |
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| criticized alchemy, founder of modern chemistry |
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| studied properties of oxygen and Carbon Dioxide, first to carbonate drinks |
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| discovered nature of combustion |
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| Thinkers begin to question existing beliefs |
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| Universal moral law is based on Reason |
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| used natural law to argue his point that absolute monarchy is the best form of government |
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| used natural law to argue his point that absolute monarchy is the best form of government |
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| French word for philosophers |
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| English word for philosophers |
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1. gov. should be based on a contract
2. people have natural rights
3. rights exist regardless of gov
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