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Time: 1491-1547
King Henry VII was known for founding the Tudor dynasty. He seized the lands of rebellious lords and was very violent. He was known for being shrewd and angry because he trusted almost no one. -
Time: 1483-546
Martin Luther was very influential as he is known for cracking the Catholic Church and sparking the Protestant Reformation. The Reformation resulted in a whole new religion the branch of Protestantism. -
Time: 1452-1519
Da Vinci was best known for his expressive and recognizable artwork. His most known pieces of artwork were the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper. He also had many futuristic ideas that were published. -
Time: 1451-1506
Columbus was best known for supposedly discovering the new land. Even though this wasn't true and he was a pretty bad guy he was very influential. He brought new goods from the new and old land which was very helpful. -
Time: 742-814
Charlemagne was best known for uniting most of Europe under one rule and helping restore the Western Roman Empire. While bringing Europe out of a slump he also spread Christianity. -
Time: 469-399 BCE
Socrates was an Ancient Greek philosopher from Athens that is known for the Socratic Method. This method is still used in schools today as group thinking and questioning with answers. His influence is still seen today. -
Time: 384-322 BCE
Aristotle is known for being a philosopher and being a scientist. He invented the field of formal logic and explored scientific relationships. -
Time: 336-323 BC
He is best known for conquering many lands like Egypt, the Middle East, and parts of Asia all in a small amount of time. Because of his conquests he brought about great cultural changes that changed history. -
Time: 306-337 AD
Constantine is known for making Christianity the main religion of Rome and created Constantinople one of the most powerful cities. He stood out because he was a Christian and made Jesus the patron of his army. -
Time: 100-44 BC
Caesar was known for his military and political success like many other leaders. He had a lot of support from the common people and was very popular. Caesar also had great support from his armies which gave him the muscle and strength to keep power and conquer lands.