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Italian painter and architect--led the way in the use of realism
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Father of the renaissance
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Revived the classical figure with his "Michael" bronze statue
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Largely responsible for Portuguese overseas exploration
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Most famous renaissance man--genius in many topics of study. Many unfinished pieces of art and inventions. Artworks include the Mona Lisa, Last Supper, virgin on the Rocks.
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Inspired european-muslim tension for centuries; also blocked available trading routes
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Spread ideas during the Enlightenment, as well as Reformation. Increased literacy and European basis of ideas.
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Influential priest of the Catholic Church during the reformation, supported indelgences
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Political theorist who wrote the controversial "The Prince"
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La Pieta, Sistine Chapel, Statue of David, Last Judgement
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Famous florentine artist, painted church frescoes and portraits. Emphasized the importance of imitating nature and developing an orderly sequence of design and proportion.
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Priest who criticized the Catholic Church and began the Protestant formation, and counter-reformation with his 95 Theses
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Important early reformer of religion. Convinced that Christian Life rested on the Scriptures
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Tudor King that worked to establish a central monarchy and a unified nation-state in England during the Middle Ages.
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Founder of the Jesuits, religious leader during the Reformation
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Tudor King after his father, King Henry VII
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Spain's 3 major events, all in 1 year.
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King of France during the Renaissance
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Divided city-states allowed for french invasion
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Ruler of the Holy Roman Empire
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Founder of Calvinism
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Height of Enlightenment idea-- proposed a revolutionary political way of thinking
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Spanish mystic, saint, Carmelite nun, and reformer of the Carmelite Order
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Reformation-- criticized Catholic church, led to Protest reformation
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Scientific revolution
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First permanent legal basis for the existence of Lutheranism
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