The Scientific Revolution and Enlightenment Vocabulary Mix and Match Review

Students will review the people, ideas, and advancements of the Enlightenment and the Scientific Revolution by mixing and matching 20 terms to their images and identifications, answering 9 review questions, and completing a creative task. Students create their own images for 4 terms (a written example is included). This includes a page of teacher instructions. The answers are included where appropriate.

Sample questions include:
--Using prior knowledge and inferring from context clues, what is the term for the opposite of heliocentric, and explain what it means.
--In what significant way did the Scientific Revolution not push religion out of the picture?
--Identify and explain some shortcomings of the Enlightenment, and what you think its greatest contribution to society was.
--Who believed that life without a government would be “nasty, poor, brutish, and short?”

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