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This event was prior to the Scientific Revolution, but it's important because it was the beginning of the spread of knowledge because of the normalization of books
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The publication of Copernicus' De Revolutionibus Orbium Coelestium is considered the start of the scientific revolution
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His work contradicts the Aristotelian system which alerts the church.
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The rational and the religious are combined in the belief that God made the world and left it run by its own natural rule thereafter.
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He states everybody should have an opinion of their own by reasoning, not necessarily by experimenting, and not be influenced by others'.
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This era is often believed to have started after and because of the bloody thirty years war, making it difficult to distinguish the scientific revolution from the enlightenment period, one could say the first caused the second. Science was being questioned, now politics' effectiveness was in that same position.
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He combined Galileo's idea of experimenting and Descartes idea of logic. He concludes the scientific revolution by creating the theory of gravity, proving Kepler's planetary motion Idea and Galileo's heliocentric model.
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His work sought a more egalitarian society which highly inspired the French Revolution.
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Through this book he uses satire to criticize the French monarchy and inspire a revolution.
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Known as the first American, Benjamin Franklyn brought the enlightenment to America as an author and newspaper editor ,besides he invented electricity and bifocals
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The Independence Day, outcome of the enlightenment, is considered to be the day that the Declaration of Independece which was mainly written by Thomas Jefferson was adopted as the principles that ruled the USA.
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He was the king of France, and he didn't respond to the French people's petitions.
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An outcome of the enlightenment and also partly from the inspiration the American Revolution gave. This revolution had as an outcome the creation of the French Republic.
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First president of the United States and general during the Revolution.
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This Declaration was written by Montesquieu and was used during the French Revolution and was an outcome of the Enlightenment in general
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He was an important influence for the creation of a French Republic. He became a member of the committee of public safety and sent around 40,000 people who disagreed with him to the guillotine
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King Louis XVl and Marie Antoniette were executed.
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After Robespierre, Napoleon rose to power, and eventually named himself emperor
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Britain was forcing America to help them in the Napoleonic Wars when it wanted to remain neutral. To make them stop Thomas Jefferson declared no trade was to be had with Britain or France, hoping this might affect them. Instead, it affected the US. This forced them to manufacture everything themselves, having as an outcome the Industrial Revolution.
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This event was influenced by the Enlightenment and the inspiration of both the American and French Revolution
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This was an outcome of the Napoleonic Wars. All Europe important figures had to get together to redefine boundaries and make alliances. This alliances later on had an effect during the First World War because it forced more countries than necessary to enter the war.
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This was the defeat of The French Empire. It happened in Russia under Czar Alexander l reign who had made alliance with Napoleon, but betrayed him.
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As an outcome of the Napoleonic wars, Napoleon was finally exiled to Saint Helena, Africa and died six years later
