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Nicholas Copernicus
First to say that the sun is the center of the universe (heliocentric theory)
Joanne's Kepler
Proved planets go around the sun in ovals ( used mathematics to prove heliocentric theory)
Galileo Galilee
Used telescopes to prove heliocentric theory persecuted and put on house arrest for his ideas
Isaac Newton
Made laws about how things move and developed calculus, universal gravitation, and theories of light
Rene Descartes
Said to use logic and math to find truth, “ I think therefore 1 am “ also used mathematics
Francis bacon
Writer who promoted inductive reasoning as the foundation of the scientific method
Hobbes social contract
Society rests on agreement in which people surrender their rights to a powerful leader in exchange for protection
Rousseau Locke social contract
Agreement among individuals to secure their rights by creating a government and obeying its rules
John Locke
Believed people are born a blank slate, belived in self government, natural rights ( life liberty property) and all people are born free and equal
Voltaire
Writer who fought for tolerance, reason, freedom of speech and freedom of religion
Thomas Hobbes
Wrote leviathan; believed humans are naturally cruel and only a strong government can maintain order, supported absolute monarchy but not divine right
Montesquieu
Wanted power to be separated so no ruler could be too powerful and also abolished torture
Jean- Jacques Rousseau
Believed people are born good but corrupted by society and education
Mary Wollstonecraft
British feminist who fought for the right of woman
Adam smith
Economist who believed the government should protect society from invasions, defend citizens from in-justice, and keep up public works