renaissance

By tostona
  • Nov 10, 1483

    marin luther

    martin luther was born to a peasant stock,in Eisleben in the Holy Roman Empire, his father was a relatively successful mine and smelter and Mansfeld was a larger mining town.
  • Jul 10, 1509

    jhon calvin

    h ewasa born in noyon picardy france,
  • Oct 31, 1517

    the 95 theses

    martin luther defiantly need a copy of the 95 these on the door of the wittenberg castle church this will later became the foundation of the protestant reformation this is categorized by desire of freedom and desire of knowledge
  • Feb 5, 1523

    study

    at the age of 14 que went to paris to study seven subjects: Grammar, rhetoric, logic, arithmetic, geometry, astronomy, and music.
  • Nov 30, 1523

    his name change

    he changed to a more famous college, and also his name to it’s Latin form, which in French is Jean Calvin.
  • Feb 15, 1564

    galileo galile

    Galileo was the first born child to Vincenzo Galilei and Giulia Degli Ammannati. They lived in the Tuscon city of Pisa, Italy. His father was a well-known musician, but the family was not well off financially. Later on his parents had two daughters and one more son. In 1574, his family moved to Florence. This event is significant because Galileo made very important contributions to science.
  • May 27, 1564

    died

    John Calvin died in 27 May of 1564, Geneva.

  • first discovery

    Galileo made his first important discovery one day while sitting in church. He noticed how the lamps on the ceiling swung back and forth, becoming shorter, but always taking the same amount of time. He determined that the time of the swing was constant, while the swing grew shorter. Galileo used this discovery to design a device called a "pulsilogia" , which was used to measure a person's heartbeat. This discovery is significant because it made Galileo begin to question other ideas.

  • pisa experiment

    After receiving much resistance to his ideas that went against Aristotle's, Galileo decided to disprove Aristotle's theory that heavier objects fall faster than lighter ones. He did this by dropping two balls off the Leaning Tower of Pisa; one bigger and one smaller. Although one ball was heavier and the other was lighter, both objects hit the ground at the same time. This event is significant because it showed how important it is to prove theories by experimentation.