The Scientific Revolution and the Age of Enlightenment | World History | Khan Academy

An overview of how the Scientific Revolution catalyzed the Age of Enlightenment with a discussion of the degree to which Enlightenment ideas have or even can be fulfilled.

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[srcdev]

This is the kind of non-partisan education I love about KA and why I support it. I look forward to more on this topic.

[karl]

At 4:23, It is commonly misunderstood as just quoting a famous quote from John locke, that Reason is what we understand today. However the following passage shows that he doesn't mean the faculty of reason but the moral law

[wandyezj]

Awesome Video!

I love how you explain the result of scientific revolution spawns a complete shift in worldview that impacts so many areas of human life.

[umarndanusa]

This European scientific revolution was only the second scientific revolution. The first scientific revolution was the Islamic scientific revolution of that began in the 7th century in Spain and Baghdad. This coincided with the Dark ages in Europe. Muslims took knowledge from the Greeks, Romans and Indian and added to it thereby creating the most advanced civilazation at the time. That knowledge of the Muslims is what got translated into Latin during the crusades and thus lead to the renaissance of Europe and eventually this second scientific revolution

[Lauren-ihxh]

Copernicus is famous for suggesting that the earth is not the center of the universe in his book “On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres”. I will be famous for telling you that you are not the center of the universe in my upcoming book “You are not the Center of the Universe.”

[PoojaYadav-ufzs]

Excellent lectures. Bias free knowledge.

[jasonford]

The Enlightenment is still happening and being perpetuated in the mainstream paradigms today including globalism. It is not a past tense period in time.

[Larry]

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[crehenge]

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[tvkikcd]

An Infinite Equation. - Jennifer Perez, Abraham Flores.

[notyobidness]

No scientist can ever know what the true God and creator of everything knows.

~ Let God Be True And Every Man A Liar~

[catteroon]

yo someone drop a paragraph pls im not tryna write all this

[iramkumar]

Can i feel very thankful for being born after the renaissance and the enlightenment has an iota of scientific truth? Just say yes or no in a judgemental way

Yes

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[cicie]

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[estebanparra]

hey, ive got a few questions
1.What does Copernicus discover?

2. What is the Scientific Revolution?

3. What are some questions that are asked in the Enlightenment?

4. Create a timeline of the following 3 eras: Industrial Revolution, Scientific Revolution, and Enlightenment.