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Period: Nov 30, 1500 to
The Renasiance
Leonardo Di Vinci- human body, sculpter, painter, inventer
Erasmus- Humanist, Translate Bible to Vernacular
Michealangelo- statue of david, david represented humanism
Rapheal- oil paintings, sistine chaple, artist
Francesco Peterach- Poet, "africa", Rome & Greek
Sir Thomas More- Writer, "utopia", suppoterd pope, educational equality
Machiavelli- "Prine", politics and religion should not be paired together -
Period: Nov 30, 1517 to
The Protestant Reformation
Spark Thinkers
Matrin Luthar- 95 Thesis
John Calvin- calvinism, predestination -
Period: Nov 30, 1550 to
Age of Absolutism
Akbar the Freat (1450-1500), religious tolerence,
Philip 2(1556-1598)- expanded power of church, Golden Age in Spain
Louis 14 (1643-1715)- "sun king" "i am state" palace of versailles, had devne right to be ruler
Ivan the terrible (1530-1584)- extreme ruler, harsh, violent.
Peter the great (1682-1725)- reducing power of nobility and gainig control of russian othodox church, Weternized (beard tax)
Thomas Hobbes- wrote "the leviathan"
English bill of Rights (1689)- parliment more power - king -
Period: Nov 30, 1550 to
The Scientific revolution
Nicolaus Copericus- Challenged earth center of universe, heliocentric method.
Galileo Galilei- telescope,
Isaac newton- why planets orbit aroun sun, "gravity"
The Scientific Method- observation and experientation -
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The Enlighentment
John Locke- natural rights, right to life, liberty and property
Baron de Montesquieu- three branches of government, balance
Voltaire- free speech, right of opinions and disagree
Jean-Jacques Rousseau- "Social Contract" everyone born naturaly good and corruted by society.