Chapter 16 - Toward a New Heaven and a New Earth: The Scientific Revolution and the Emergence of Modern Science

Galen

________ relied on animal dissection, instead of humans.

Paracelsus

________ was the first one to discover that the cure to the poison can be found within the poison itself.

Galileo

________ taught mathematics in one of Europe's universities.

Jupiter

He (Galileo) discovered the craters on the moon, the four moons revolving around ________, the phases of Venus, and sunspots.

Margret Cavendish

________ was known for her debates on science for her time.

Maria Merian

________ is a good example of female involvement in the scientific revolution.

Newton

________ was considered one of the last magicians.

experimental philosophy

She (Margret Cavendish) wrote a number of works of scientific matters, including observations over ________.

Renaissance magic

________ was an international elite group from all of Europe; they believed in the spark of divinity and humans who had this spark could do magic.

Nicholas Copernicus

This concept did not satisfy many astronomers, and that is when ________ came in. He studied math and astronomy and came up with the sun-centered conception.

Margret Cavendish

________ was known for her debates on science for her time. She wrote a number of works of scientific matters, including observations over experimental philosophy.