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Introduce the French Revolution!
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Revolutions Essay Test! - Date TBA
In a five paragraph essay you are going to answer the following question:
How did the events/discoveries of the Scientific, Industrial, and French Revolutions prove they were in fact revolutionary?
In your introduction, you will define the word “revolution” and develop a thesis statement that explains how each of these revolutions are accurate definitions of the word.
Scientific Revolution Project! -- Due Friday, January 10, 2k25
The following thinkers are considered some of the greatest minds of the Scientific Revolution. You are tasked with the following. Read the document below and look at the lists of the top thinkers of the Scientific Revolution. Create a “rankings list” of the following people. The person who ranks #1 is the most important thinker of the Scientific Revolution. This is entirely based on your opinion. The person who ranks at the bottom is still important, but their contributions/discoveries are the least important compared to the people on your list. You will create a top 7 ranking list...
On a piece of paper (provided by the teacher) you will create this list and write a minimum of five sentences explaining who the person is, what their contributions were to the Scientific Revolution, and asentence explaining why youranked them in that particular spot on the list. You may write in the first person for this rankings list.
You must also have one illustration/drawing for each of these thinkers. Be creative, would ya? You can draw a picture of one of their theories. You can draw a picture of their invention/idea. You must simply have at least on /illustration/drawing for each thinker that relates to the person. Color is nice, too! LABEL the illustration/drawing as well…
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Ok...Anyways...No more life story... Please watch the following flick...The video introduces the Scientific Revolution then gives them a short assignment that will be HW due Day 2 of this week: Please read pages 3-6 in the document. Answer the following Q's in your notebooks:
Today, we know that mankind has travelled into space. We know the Earth revolves around the Sun. We know the planets in our solar system. Do you think it is possible for yourself to believe that the Sun, Earth, weather patterns, length of days, length of nights, etc were not able to be proven through science? Imagine you have NO idea about science. How do you think people in the past figured out how the world works without the technology we have today? (opinionated)
Why do you think it’s difficult for people to accept new ideas that challenge what they already believe? Can you think of any examples of where this has happened in history or even today? (Opinionated)
What were the two main sources of information for their understanding of nature? — In the reading
What were the two powers used to understand the laws of nature? Heck, what do you think the phrase "laws of nature" means? — In the reading
The Columbian Exchange created a new world of trade & the sharing of ideas and concepts from other civilizations. How difficult do you think it was for Europeans to accept and learn new ideas about math & science from the Arabians, Asians, and Native Americans living all over the world? (opinionated...really hard, too)
How do you think the invention of the printing press impacted the Scientific Revolution? (opinionated)
Who was the first Greek philosopher who wrote about logic? Heck...Look up the definition of logic. Now, put it into a 7th grade definition that you would use to explain to a peer of yours.
If you could ask a scientist in the 1600s one question about how the universe works, what would it be? Why? (opinionated)
What do you think happened to scientists who printed books about the universe that conflicted with the church? (opinionated)
This is gonna be the hardest opinionated question 🙂. People struggle understanding that religion and science can explain things. People struggle to understand that religious and scientific ideas can be wrong. What is something you struggle to understand where religious ideas and science conflict with each other. (opinionated)
