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A theory created by Aristotle and enforced by Ptomley that the Earth is the center of the universe.

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In Europe, a change in thinking between the mid 1500s and 1789.

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A Polish man who studied the planets for 25 years and in 1543 published his book on the Heliocentric theory.

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A theory created by Copernicus that the Sun was the center of the universe, not the Earth.

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Tycho Brahe's assistant and a great mathematician. He created math equations that proved Copernicus was right.

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An astronomer who supported the philosopher Aristotle's ideas about the Geocentric theory.

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An Italian scientist who created his own telescope to see the planets. He was a firm believer in Copernicus' ideas, but had to lie because the Church was on to him.

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The author of A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, who supported the thought of women becoming educated to reach their full potential.

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A way of finding answers through 6 steps developed by Bacon, Kepler, Galileo, Descartes, and Copernicus through observation, questions, hypothesis, prediction, testing, and conclusion.

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A French term for philosophers and what people called individual thinkers during the Enlightenment.

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An author who wrote essays to promote individual freedom. His book The Social Contract inspired people for a more broad form of government and to overthrow the French monarchy.

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A man who wanted political liberty and loved the British government, but oversimplified its process.

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A Philosophe named François Marie Arouet who used satire to get into his opponents head and to evolve human rights.

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An English scientist who discovered the Law of Universal Gravitation and other laws to help explain a force he called gravity.

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A time period throughout Europe and Asia of political reform and stressed reason, thought, and power of people to create solutions for problems.

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An English political thinker who believed in people governing and learning by themselves in a state of nature.

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Part of a Monarch's government in which the ruler had total control over all of the people and things in their kingdom.

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Another English political thinker who believed in the social contract and that a ruler should have absolute power over their people.

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This law proves that gravity pulls things down with the same force: the equation is  f=gm1m2/r²