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

Galen

Galen

________ relied on animal dissection, instead of humans.

Margret Cavendish

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

Paracelsus

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

Jupiter

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

Newton

________ was considered one of the last magicians.

Maria Merian

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

Andreas

Paracelsus, ________, and William Harvey are the three main people associated with the change in the 15th century.

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.