Exam 7: European Science and the Foundations of Modern Imperialism, 1600–1820

John Harrison and Joseph Banks contributed to the use of practical science by the late eighteenth century in all of these ways EXCEPT

Who said "All our knowledge begins with the senses,proceeds then to the understanding,and ends with reason.There is nothing higher than reason"?

Who argued that in the state of nature life is "nasty,brutish and short"?

Parisians passionately debated the latest Enlightenment advancements during events hosted in salons,which literally means "drawing rooms."

What made the development of science so revolutionary from a global standpoint?

Museums are an example of the tight connection between

Please define the following key terms -Lewis and Clark Expedition

The British Museum can be considered the first example of a modern museum devoted to the collection,analysis,classification and preservation of natural and cultural phenomena.

Please define the following key terms -new science

All of these people or works are related to the Enlightenment EXCEPT

Please define the following key terms -Sir Francis Bacon

Please define the following key terms -Endeavour

Please define the following key terms -prime meridian

Please define the following key terms -George III

Briefly describe the rise of modern botany in the eighteenth century and explain the importance of this new field.

All the following are associated with scientific steps in the search for a predictable longitudinal system except

Who wrote,"If a man will begin with certainties,he shall end in doubts; but if he will be content to begin with doubts he shall end in certainties"?

Please define the following key terms -binomial

Please define the following key terms -Tupaia (1725-1770)

Catherine the Great reacted to the idea of enlightened monarchs by