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7. she criticized fellow scientists who thought they could master nature through science
9. created the geocentric view of the universe
10. Ancient philosopher who developed a natural philosophy; used deductive reasoning
11. Medieval Western scholar whose theories dominated medicine in the Middle Ages
12. Medieval Islamic scholar who said history must be studied scientifically and objectively to avoid bias; the father of social science
14. Enlightenment thinker who believed people are governed by natural laws and could be trusted to govern themselves as long as the government protects their inalienable rights
15. published On the Motion of the Heart and Blood in 1628
16. Renaissance-man who was the first to create a model of the circulatory system and diagnose heart disease
17. considered the greatest genius of the Scientific Revolution; explained how natural laws governed the universe
18. He developed the scientific method; used inductive reasoning to learn about nature and give humans power over nature
19. Enlightenment author who criticized the clergy and the aristocracy; he used his work to support his beliefs in religious tolerance and the separation of church and state

1. Enlightenment author believed to be the founder of the movement for women's rights; women have reason, therefore they should have equal rights
2. Medieval Islamic scholar who wrote the Canon on Medicine
3. Enlightenment thinker who used the scientific method to find natural laws that govern social and political relationships; believed separation of powers would stop one person or group from gaining too much power
4. created the "heretical" sun-centered universe
5. 14th century author who wrote in the common vernacular (for the common people) to criticize the corrupt clergy
6. Enlightenment political thinker who believed humans were naturally greedy and were in a state of war and competition
8. was denied the position of assistant astronomer because science was "men's work"; her discoveries were published under her husband's name
11. his improvements to the telescope led to observations that proved heliocentrism and was charged with heresy by the Inquisition
13. Renaissance political thinker who believed leaders should be feared because mankind is naturally selfish