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The modern printing press was created by johannes gutenberg in 1440
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The Printing Press was spread commercially around the World.
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Christopher Columbus the next great explorer is born, he will grow to discover the americas.
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Leonardo Da Vinci was born April 15, 1452
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Gutenberg's Bible is Published
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Nicholas Copernicus was born in 1473 he will grow up to be the face of science for the new era.
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On October 12, 1492, Italian explorer Christopher Columbus made landfall in what is now the Bahamas. Columbus and his ships landed on an island that the native Lucayan people called Guanahani.
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It took four days but in 1504 Michelangelo finally finished david, they placed it in piazza della signoria.
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The book commentariolus spreads and becomes very popular it helped fuel the scientific revolution.
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In 1517 Martin Luther found out that another religious leader had been saying you could be free of your sins payed the catholic church or buying indulgences.
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Luther appears at the Diet before Charles V, emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, to to answer charges of heresy. On refusing to recant, he is declared a heretic and formally banned from the Catholic Church by Pope Leo X.
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The reformation spread to switzerland, Huldrych zwingli is its leader, luther and him don't agree on much.
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The anabaptist movement began in 1525 the anabaptist movement was an offset of protestanism, or an movement of its own.
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His theory was that the earth rotated around the sun, and all the other planets, but he died because of this theory.
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Galileo Galilei is born in 1564, he will become a great astronomer. He will be known as the father of science he discovered jupiters moons, phases of venus, and the stars of the milky way.
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The debate over whether scientific teaching should conform with literalist interpretations of the Bible did not begin, as many assume, with the trial of John Scopes in 1925.
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While galileo was under house arrest he wrote one of his greatests works, he discovered the laws of motion.
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Isaac Newton, an english physicist and mathematician was born. He is considered a key figure in the scientific revolution.
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Galileo was found guilty of heresy, he went completely blind in 1638 and suffered from a hernia and insomnia.
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Robert Hooke (1635-1702) publishes his famous Micrographia, which includes useful and stunning etchings of his microscopic observations, the most famous, perhaps, Hooke's flea
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Isaac Newton (1642-1727) builds his first reflecting telescope; the design, which includes an eyepiece and a concave mirror, is known today as 'Newtonian'.
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Newton tried to get his theory approved by the royal society, newton was very confident but there were multiple problems. But was not accpeted.
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March 3 - Robert Hooke dies; Newton decides to go forward in publishing his work on optics; November 30 - Newton is elected President of Royal Society
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April 16, Newton is Knighted by Queen Anne in Cambridge, thereafter, he is known as Sir Isaac Newton.
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March 18 - Newton's health fails, he collapses and borders on death; shortly thereafter, Newton dies at Kensington between 1.00 and 2.00am. On 28 March his body lays in state in Westminster Abbey where he is buried on 4 April.