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Kepler
Used complex mathematics to prove that planet orbits are not circular, but elliptical
Descartes
Reason is the source of knowledge; mind and matter are sperate; the only thing you know for sure is your own thoughts
Harvey
Anatomy; heart is the source of blood pumping
Vesallius
Wrote first anatomy textbook; dissected human bodies instead of animal bodies even though it was considered a sin
Hobbes
men are evil and need to be governed
Locke
Life liberty property; inspired declaration of independence; power comes from consent of the people
Rosseau
General will; laws should express the collective will of all citizens
Voltaire
religious tolerance; free speech; deism
Diderot
compiled all human knowledge into one book, the encyclopedia, making info accessible
Wolestonecraft
women’s rights advocate
Smith
government should not touch the economy; laissez-faire; inspired US independence from britian
Enlightened Despot
a monarch who tried ot embrace Enlightenment ideas without giving up thier power
Fredrick II
First servant of the state; religous freedom; kept surfdom
Joesph II
Radical reformer; religous toleration; abolished surfdom
Cathrine the Great
Exchnaged letters with Voltaire; expanded power of nobilty
Copernicus
Heliocentric theory
Newton
universal law of grav, (gave scientice to whole world) 3 laws
Bacon
make discoveries for humans easier, move knowledge from acient texts to reason, and improve trade, agroculte, and industry
Fredrick II
First servant of the state; religious tolerance; kept serfdom
someone II
Radical reformer, relgous tolerance, abolish surfdom
cathrine the great
exchnaged letters with volatiare but kept nobilty in place,