How Did The Scientific Revolution Change

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The Scientific Revolution was a huge movement in history. This historic revolution began in 1543 and would change the lives of the people and the perception of the world they live in. The Scientific Revolution was an intellectual movement and renovation of science and mathematics. The Scientific Revolution also changed the perception of religion, especially Catholicism which they did not tolerate. The Scientific Revolution was a huge intellectual turning point for Europe and the world with Copernicus and his geocentric theory being stated, Harvey and his statement about the systemic circulation and properties of the human body, and Isaac Newton's law of motion and the invention of Calculus, gave a huge turning point in European intellectual …show more content…
Things that stayed the same was humanism and the art because people had less belief in the church and more to themself and the arts were very similar. However, the Scientific Revolution did change many things. It changed how people would believe in things, that the Revolution now made them find and discover things.

A point in time in which the Scientific Revolution can be similar to or compared to is now, the Age of Technology. The Scientific Revolution made huge advances and innovations to the world and so in the Age of Technology. During both periods, there have been new inventions and discoveries like telescopes for them and space shuttles for us. We both continued to seek more into the world. Both time periods had their greatest success with human anatomy and the laws of motion and gravity to our discovering in the depths of the sea and the outer space universe we live
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The Scientific Revolution was a huge turning point for education and intellects in Europe, because people then now decided to discover, not just believe what is told, but prove what exists. with great Scientific figures such as: William Harvey, Issac Newton, Copernicus, Galileo, etc., they were able to impact people to discover more and were able to give us theories that are still used today to help us in the age of technology, to explore, and learn, not just the world, but the universe and life. The Revolution also strengthens humanism into believing in use more and giving ourselves more confidence than believe what people tell us. So in conclusion, the Scientific Revolution was not only the turning point in intellectual history, but was an intellectual turning point for the world thanks to Galileo, Harvey, Newton, and the many others who contributed to the Scientific Revolution, so thank you to