Exam 2: The Scientific Revolution: the Universe Seen As a Mechanism
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-How revolutionary was the Scientific Revolution? Which factors supported and which factors impeded the new science?
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The Ptolemaic model of the universe troubled Copernicus mainly because
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The first scientific society in the world for women was established in
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Who was the first to challenge Galenic medicine in early modern Europe?
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Please define the following key terms. Show Who? What? Where? When? Why Important?
-humors
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How did Tycho Brahe's astronomical observations undermine the Ptolemaic model of the universe?
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-experimentation
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The Englishman who served as lord chancellor to James I and argued that science should improve humanity's material condition was
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-Explain the source of medical concepts in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.How might new medical ideas threaten the traditional medical practitioner? Discuss whether the reaction of the medical elite of that day holds lessons for the present.
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-What conditions and attitudesprepared Europe for the Scientific Revolution?
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Please define the following key terms. Show Who? What? Where? When? Why Important?
-Copernican Revolution
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-The chapter describes the Scientific Revolution as a revolution both in cosmology (vision of the universe)and in methodology.Explain this.What was the old worldview and methodology,and what was the new world view and methodology?
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Tycho Brahe built the finest observatory in Europe with the aid of
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The first observations of the moons around Jupiter were made by
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The Scientific Revolution resulted in all the following EXCEPT
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