Renaissance And Reformation Question Preview (ID: 42610)

a) Aristotle

b) Descartes

c) Copernicus

d) Kepler

a) They would be enemies because Galileo did not agree with Copernicus’ theory about the position of the sun.

b) They would be uncomfortable around each other because they disagreed about make-up of the Universe.

c) They would be friends because they both believed in the Heliocentric Theory.

d) They would be friends because they both are responsible for inventing the Telescope.

a) The idea that empirical data should never be used.

b) The motion of the planets going around the sun.

c) The law of gravity was the most controversial.

d) The heliocentric model of the Universe.

a) The increase of temperature among the planets

b) The movement of the planets in the Universe

c) The improvement in Science about the planets

d) The refusal of any scientist to study the Universe

a) The Catholic Church tripled in size and grew more powerful.

b) The Catholic Church took away all power from the Monarchs of Europe because it wanted to establish one Empire.

c) The Catholic Church became less powerful because evidence had proved many scientific theories of the Church false.

d) The Catholic Church gained more authority and burned all scientific findings discovered during the Revolution

a) Galileo was punished because the Heliocentric Theory went against traditional Church beliefs.

b) Galileo was punished because he created the Geocentric Theory.

c) Galileo was punished because he supported Ptolemy’s theory about the Universe.

d) Galileo was not punished by the Catholic Church for his scientific discoveries about planetary motion.

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