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Galileo was persecuted by the catholic church for his ideas about the solar system. true or false?

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Social Studies, 28.06.2019 12:30, EmTerrell2933
Galileo galilei was born in pisa, italy in 1564. he was a physicist and a mathematician. he built a telescope to him study the sky. galileo first discovered that the moon had mountains just like earth. he also discovered 4 of jupiter's moons. using his telescope, galileo made many observations of our solar system. his book, sidereus nuncius or the starry messenger was first published in 1610 and made him famous. galileo's theory of the solar system was contrary to the common teachings of the catholic church. he was placed under house arrest for his views. what contribution did galileo make to the understanding of the solar system that put him at odds with the prevailing belief of his day? a) galileo believed that other planets orbited about the earth. b) galileo believed the earth and other planets moved around the sun. c) galileo believed the earth and other planets moved around the moon. d) galileo believed the earth and other planets moved independently of one another.
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History, 06.07.2019 21:50, 21stcenturycyber
How did galileo's work as an astronomer contribute to the acceptance of copernicus's heliocentric system? select one: a. galileo's refined telescope made astronomical observations possible, which verified heliocentric. b. galileo took the brunt of the catholic church's disapproval, making it easier for copernicus to express his ideas. c. galileo was a high-ranking official in the church, and he used his influence to protect copernicus. d. galileo was a popular figure in renaissance italy, and he incorporated the copernican system into his own research.
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History, 03.08.2019 20:20, jnsebastian2002
True or false in the end, galileo was persecuted by the church and forced to deny his theories - this showed the power of the church and made others less likely to question the church.
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