The Scientific Revolution

History Easy 18 words3 plays

A brass double-tube telescope mounted on a tripod.
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  • BAROMETER
  • CALCULUS
  • CIRCULATION
  • COPERNICUS
  • ELLIPSE
  • EMPIRICISM
  • EXPERIMENT
  • GALILEO
  • GRAVITATION
  • HELIOCENTRIC
  • INERTIA
  • MICROSCOPE
  • NEWTON
  • PENDULUM
  • PRINCIPIA
  • ROYAL SOCIETY
  • TELESCOPE
  • VACUUM

Between Copernicus and Newton, Europe stopped taking nature on faith. It started measuring it instead, with a telescope finding moons around Jupiter, a microscope revealing life in a drop of water, and a barometer weighing the air. Harvey traced the circulation of blood, Newton set out gravitation in the Principia, and this puzzle gathers the instruments, ideas, and figures of that heliocentric era.

The Scientific Revolution Word Search Answer Key

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