Do now. Why do we study history? Why is History awesome? (P.s. the best response will be this week's FB Spotlight on a Tribute!)
A link to today's handout can be found here!
As you already know, during the 1500s,Europe was undergoing dramatic changes. The Renaissance was under way. During the Renaissance, great advances were made in art, writing, and education. And if this wasn't huge in and of itself, there was also the Protestant Reformation (Revolution) which set off an avalanche of radical new religious and political ideas. All of this set the stage for a revolution in thinking in another domain-- Science!
Class notes. Catalysts for the Scientific Revolution
Compare and Contrast. How did science change after the Scientific Revolution?
Use this template to create a Venn Diagram that compares science from before the Scientific Revolution to science after the Scientific Revolution.
Complete the diagram using these phrases:
- Scientific method for research
- People tried to learn more about the sun and planets
- No organized method for research
- Based on Biblical and church teachings
- Very widespread and popular
- Not very widespread or popular
- Attempt to learn more about the world
- Based on careful observation and use of reason
Homework. Summarize the reasons for the Scientific Revolution. Be sure to include details and use complete sentences.
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