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Printing press- a machine used to produce mass pieces of text. Gutenberg created the printing press for desire of product and for mass production of text. -
Byzantinian empire falls due to the overwhelming forces of the ottoman empire led by Sultan Mehmed II. As well as the Ottoman effective military artillery. -
The family that held the throne of england and was a big powerhouse dynasty during the 1400s- the 1600s.
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Columbus voyage to the Americas was a voyage sponsered by the spanish monarchs. The Alhambre decree- was something the catholic monarchs of Spain did to make Jews convert to Catholicism or leave Spain. -
Michelangelo painting was a humanist painting that also related to the bible and focused on the human body by using perspective and paintings. -
Martin Luther posts his 95 theses challenging catholic doctrine of the sale of indulgences that Martin Luther did not believe in. protestant reformation- a huge change in churches and politics throughout the 15th and 16th centuries. -
Diet of worms- a formal council held by the holy roman empire to address the protestant Reformation -
A ruler must change his ideas to match and meet the place is rulings needs rather than rule a place by there own beliefs like religion. -
Something that represented Henry has the supreme head of the church. Anglican church that was created after the protestant reformation -
universe, challenging the long-held belief that the Earth was the center of the universe, and suggesting instead that the Sun was the center around the Earth and other planets -
A turning point in the catholic reformation
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A treaty that ended religious conflicts between catholics and lutherans. -
A mass killing due to failed assasonation attempts -
A destructive phase in the French war of religion fought between three men named henry.
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The english navy defeated the spanish armada through a combination of tactics and ship design was a huge turning point for england. -
granted substantial rights and religious tolerance to the Huguenots French Calvinist Protestants in a predominantly Catholic nation.