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| Came up with te geocentric theory |
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| Expanded Aristotle's geocentric theory |
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| new way od viewing natural world- based on OBSERVATION,INQUIRY |
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| Helped spread ideas from European discoveries |
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| developes heliocentric theory- planets moved aroudn the sun |
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| recorded movements of planets and expanded Copernicus's heliocentric theory |
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| A mathematician continue working after Brahe and supported his work. |
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| believed in elyptical orbits |
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| Makes discovery abuot planet surfaces, supports heliocentric theory |
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| Attacks Gellieo's work. 1992 they finally acknowledged that Galile was right |
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| encouraged empiricism- experiment and draw conclusions |
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| developed analytical geometry |
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| English scientis developes theory of motion, states some forces rule motion of planets, matter in space, Earth |
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| Observe bacteria and red blood cells |
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| other thermometer (water freezed at 0 degrees) |
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| 1st to dissect a human corpse |
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| world's first vaccination |
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| arguest hat matter is made of many different particles |
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| part of France, Enlightenment reached its peak here |
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| Enlightenment ideas focused on |
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| a movement stessing reason,thought, and power of individuals |
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| Wrote Levithian, promotes Social contract |
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| Stresses that people have a right to overthrow an unjust government. Believes people are born free & equal |
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| Value reason, nature, happiness, progress, liberty |
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| fighter of freedom of speech |
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| Admired British government, favors Seperation of Powers |
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| philosphe who favors individual freedom , direct democracy. Had a different idea of social contract |
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| Promotes criminal justice. (No torture, speedy trials) |
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| Writes about women's rights |
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| Translated Newton's work from Latin to French |
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| extended emphasis on the individual to economic thinking |
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| gatherings where thinkers discuss ideas |
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| leaders who held salons in their homes |
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| Most admired female hostess |
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| these reflected in Arts, Music, Literature, Srchitecture, and Painting |
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| based on Greek/Roman themes |
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| Pamela- first true English novel |
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| Robinson Crusoe -book he wrote |
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| King of Prussia, didn't abolish serfdom as wanted |
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| radical reformer of Austria. Allows freedoms to worship and the press. Abolishes serfdom while living |
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| most admired by Philosphes. Expanded Russia |
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