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• What is the Geocentric Theory?


  The belief that the Earth was the center of the Universe
• Who developed the Geocentric Theory?


  Aristotle
• What time period did Aristotle live in?

  384-322 BC
• Who expanded on Aristotle's ideas regarding the Geocentric Theory?


  Ptolemy
• Until when was the Geocentric Theory widely accepted?


  Until the late 1500s
• What are the key points of the Geocentric Theory?


  • Earth is the center of the Universe
  • Developed by Aristotle (384-322 BC)
  • Expanded by Ptolemy
  • Accepted until the late 1500s
• What significant change did the Scientific Revolution bring about in thinking?


  It encouraged questioning accepted views of the world.
• How did the Scientific Revolution contribute to the development of modern science?


  It led to the birth of modern science by promoting observation and inquiry.
• What approach did great thinkers of the Scientific Revolution encourage others to adopt?


  They encouraged others to observe the world rather than accept information as absolute truth.
• In what way did the Scientific Revolution challenge traditional beliefs?


  It challenged traditional beliefs by advocating for observation and questioning rather than acceptance of authority.