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A english philosopher who was among the first to advocate for women’s rights.

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Any thinkers that agreed with each other’s views.

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A famous french philosopher who believed that laws are needed to protect people, as well as believing in individual freedoms. That is why he came up with the social contract.

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A famous french philosopher who who believes that laws are used to protect each other, as well as his belief in checks and balances within the government.

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A famous french philosopher who often contradicted the french government.

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An intellectual time period where people valued reasoning and problem solving through other individuals in the time period of the 1600s.

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A famous philosopher who came up with the Tabula Rasa, or where every person is born with a blank slate. He believed that everyone is entitled to life, liberty, and property. He also wrote the two treatises of government.

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A mutual agreement among people that people follow laws, and if they break them, they receive punishment.

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A famous philosopher who believes in the social contract, as well as having a theory that all humans are naturally evil and need rule enforcement. He was encouraged by political turmoil.

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A law created by Isaac Newton that states that any particle in the universe attracts all other particles.

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The assistant of Tycho Brahe, who continued his observations of the movements of the planets after Brahe died.

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A greek astronomer who was a firm believer in the geocentric theory. He expanded the theory.

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A famous scientist who created the Heliocentric Theory.

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A procedure used for gathering and testing ideas. It contains a hypothesis, which is an unproved assumption that eventually is determined if true or not at the end.

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A famous scientist who discovered many things about gravity, leading to the Newton's Laws of Motion. There are 3 laws, which are an object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion unless an outside force is acted on, force equals mass times acceleration, and each actions has both an equal and opposite reaction.

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A famous scientist who is most known for creating the scientific method. He agreed with Copernicus’ theory, which leaded to him being put on house arrest for the rest of his life.

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The theory created by Copernicus stating that the Sun was in the center of the universe, and everything else revolves around it. It was brought to life in Copernicus’ book, On the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres. This theory caused a lot of controversy.

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A time period beginning in the 1500s where scholars made theories that challenged the church, ancient people, and previous theories.

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The theory developed by Aristotle that said that the Earth is in the center of the universe, and everything else revolves around the Earth. This theory is famously supported by Ptolemy. This was eventually proven wrong due to the fact that irregular rotation paths and speeds could not be explained.