Chapter 14 Name That Noun

19407120	Locke	defender of the rights of people against absolute power
19407121	Misogyny	term meaning hatred of women
19407122	Galilei	wrote Dialogue on the Two Chief World Systems
19407123	Brahe	preceded Kepler, believed the moon and sun revolved around the earth, produced a vast body of astronomical data
19407124	Descartes	wrote Discourse on Method, believed in a deductive scientific method
19407125	deferent	larger circle around which an epicycle moved
19407126	Hobbes	wrote Leviathan
19407127	Royal Society of London	English institute of sharing founded in 1660
19407128	Jansenist	17th century Catholic opponents of the Jesuits
19407129	Scientific Revolution	process that established the new view of the universe
19407130	Enlightenment	18th century movement which emphasized modern practical achievements of knowledge, religious toleration and liberty
19407131	Hotel Dieu	public hospital near Paris that trained midwives
19407132	casuistry	arguments used to minimize and excuse sinful acts
19407133	Harvey	discovered the circulation of blood
19407134	Earl of Shaftesbury	organized a rebellion against Charles II, forced to flee to Holland
19407135	Galilei	first turned the telescope on the heavens
19407136	Winkelmann	discovered a comet, denied the right to continue work after the death of her husband because of his gender
19407137	scientist	term coined in the 1830s for those devoted to natural philosophy
19407138	Queen Christina of Sweden	engaged Descartes to provide regulations for new science academy
19407139	Locke	most influential political thinker of the 17th century
19407140	Ptolemy	believed in geocentrism
19407141	Newton	wrote the Principia
19407142	Kepler	believed in a heliocentric universe and elliptical orbits of planets
19407143	empiricism	use of experiments and observations to formulate a theory
19407144	Bacon	champion of the inductive method of gaining knowledge