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The geocentric theory was the idea that earth was in the center of the universe, and that instead of everything revolving around then sun, everything thought that everything revolved around earth.

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The scientific revolution was a new way of life, and thinking for people, specifically scientists about the universe. This required critical thinking, and questioning about theories and beliefs.

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Also known as the sun centered theory, the heliocentric theory proposed that the sun was in the center of the universe, not the Earth.

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Galileo was an Italian scientist, who questioned many theories, and proved several of them wrong. He also invented the first telescope.

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Isaac Newton was an English scientist who theorized that the world was a mystery that could be solved. And that it's not a, "dark mystery."

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The scientific method is a process based on logical thinking for gathering and testing new ideas.

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Copernicus was a polish astronomer and cleric, and created the heliocentric theory.

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Ptolemy was a Roman mathematician, astronomer, geographer, astrologer, and wrote an epigram in the Greek Anthology.

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Brahe's assistant, a mathematician, who kept studying Brahe's works, and found the certain mathematical laws which govern planetary motion.

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The law states, every object in the universe attracts every other object. Also, it states that the degree of
attraction depends on the mass of the objects and the distance between them.

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A philosopher who, with the help of John Locke, helped start the Enlightenment. He believed that without government, it would be chaos, and that there would be constant war.

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The agreement that people would hand over their rights to a superior ruler, and in return they'd get law and order.

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A philosopher who had a different point of view of life without laws, which was that people would have the ability to govern their own problems civilly, and look after their welfare of society.

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A new intellectual movement that focused on reason and thought and the power individuals have to solve their own problems.

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One of the most influential philosophers, who published more than 70 books on politics, drama, and philosophy.

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Another influential French writer, studied public liberty. Montesquieu thought that separation of powers would keep any individual or group from gaining all control of the government.

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he studied individual freedom, and also believed in public liberty along with Montesquieu.

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A philosophe is any of the influential French scholars or social philosophers of the 18th century, as Diderot, Rousseau, or Voltaire.

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Wrote an essay of how women should get equal rights to men, especially in education