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1 - $100 Who were the traditional authorities before the Scientific Revolution? The Church

1 - $200 What earth-centered theory did the Church support? The Geocentric Theory

1 - $300 Who described the universe as a clock and God as the clockmaker? Isaac Newton

1 - $400 Why was the Church frightened by Galileo’s scientific finding? Because they went against the Church’s teachings

1 - $500 What was the name of the Church’s court where they tried anyone who spoke out against them? The Inquisition

2 - $100 Who was the first scientist to speak out against the geocentric theory? Copernicus

2 - $200 Who developed the Law of Universal Gravitation? Isaac Newton

2 - $300 Why did Copernicus not share his scientific findings until the end of his life? He was afraid of the reaction from the Catholic Church.

2 - $400 Which scientist concluded that the planets moved in elliptical orbits? Kepler

2 - $500 Who built his own telescope to study the heavens? Galileo

3 - $100 Who discovered that a light object and heavy object would fall at the same rate from a great height? Newton

3 - $200 Who disproved Aristotle’s theory that the moon and stars were made of pure, perfect substances? Galileo

3 - $300 Who concluded that mathematical laws govern planetary motion? Kepler

3 - $400 Who published Starry Messenger? Galileo

3 - $500 Who was forced to recant his scientific findings in front of the Inquisition? Galileo

4 - $100 What is a logical procedure for gathering and testing ideas? The Scientific Method

4 - $200 Who thought the earth was the center of the universe? The Catholic Church

4 - $300 What price did Galileo pay for disagreeing with the Catholic Church? He was under house arrest for the rest of his life.

4 - $400 Who worked with Francis Bacon to develop the Scientific Method? Rene Descartes

4 - $500 True or False: Aristotle believed that the moon and stars were made of a pure and perfect substance. True

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