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World History 7.1 Note-taking Guide: Revolutionary Ideas: Scientific Revolution

Take notes on your own notebook paper. Be sure to write down section titles to help organize your notes. Read each paragraph, then write a one-sentence summary of the paragraph. Then, for each paragraph, write down all terms, names, events, documents, or themes listed as important on the note-taking

guide. NOTES MUST BE HANDWRITTEN IN YOUR OWN HANDWRITING. You will not be able to use this note-taking guide while taking a reading check—only your handwritten notes. So be sure to write

down everything you need for your reading checks in your notes. COLOR-CODE ALL NOTES . Red/pink=vocab words. Green=events. Blue=people. Yellow=documents. Orange=dates/time

periods.

7.1—the Scientific Revolution (KNOW THE FOLLOWING) prevailing idea about knowledge in the

Middle Ages how Renaissance and Age of

Exploration changed Europeans’ thinking

dates for Scientific Revolution natural laws role of reason and observation in

Scientific Revolution geocentric heliocentric Copernicus Kepler Galileo

telescope Newton universal gravitation physics laws of motion Boyle Vesalius Harvey Leeuwenhoek Church’s response to Scientific

Revolution Galileo’s fate Deism