Carillas, Kier Bonenn G.
AS-2
Life Summary of the Famous Scientific Revolutionist
Please answer the given questions to summarize the life of the 3 famous scientific
revolutionist
A. Nicolaus Copernicus
Points to Summarize
1. Country of Origin
2. Descriptions/Family Background
based on our slide
3. Field of interest in Science
4. Contribution in Science
5. Punishment received because
being a Scientific Revolutionist
B. Charles Darwin
Points to Summarize
1. Country of Origin
2. Descriptions/Family Background
based on our slide
3. Field of interest in Science
4. Contribution in Science
5. Punishment received because
being a Scientific Revolutionist
C. Sigmund Freud
Points to Summarize
1. Country of Origin
2. Descriptions/Family Background
based on our slide
Answers
Poland
As Copernicus finished his doctorate degree,
he was appointed as canon in a cathedral in
Poland, but did not stop him from pursuing
his likings to astronomy.
Astronomy
His contribution was the Copernican model,
all about the planet orbiting a giant star or so
called the sun.
of Possible persecution of the church and his
model was vanned and ignored by Rome for
the rest of the 16th century.
Answers
England
He came from a line of intellectually gifted
and wealthy family
He had interest in natural history which
resulted to evolutionary biology and
philosophy of science.
He completed the Copernican Revolution as
his greatest contribution to science because
of his biology researches.
of His researches was thought to religious less
and was against the church resulting to
bashes that he was to defy God because of
his works.
Answers
Czech republic
He is a famous figure in psychology, though
he contributed in the world of science a
method called psychoanalysis that eventually

3. Field of interest in Science
4. Contribution in Science
5. Punishment received because
being a Scientific Revolutionist
created some sort of academic controversy,
but dealt great impsct on the scientific way of
understanding human nature.
Psychology
He made a sign ificant contribution in the
scientific world throught the development of
an important observational method to gather
reliable data ti study human’s inner life.
of There were no punishment given to Freud.
Instead, his ideas were honored and studies
more through generations.