The Scientific revolution changed the way people thought and their perception of the world,this eventually led to the Enlightenment in europe,after this the ideas of the enlightenment were spread throughout the land surrounding europe.First the revolution sparked the gateway for great scientists like Galileo Galilei and Nicolaus Copernicus.Through hard work and passion these scholars,against their better judgement defied the church and published their findings.Before these visionaries,Europe was blind to see or believe anything other than what the church taught.Then in changing the way people viewed things thus came the enlightenment period in europe, when peoples new views on government were spread far and wide throughout europe without the …show more content…
Many of Galileo’s findings such as his laws of motion,clearly agreed with the ideas of Copernicus.These findings would later scare the Catholic and Protestant churches because this went against the teaching and authority of both churches.The church was afraid that if people believed in Galileo’s finding, they would question other teachings of the church.In 1616 out of fear and desperation, the church warned Galileo not to defend the ideas of Copernicus.He would follow what the church said but he still furthered his studies.Then in 1632, he released Dialogue Concerning the two Chief World Systems.This book would clearly state that Galileo agreed with the Copernican theories. The Pope of rome was angered by Galileo’s actions ,so he summoned him to rome to stand trial before