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artistic and philosophical movement
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otherwise known as Henry the navigator appointment as the Grand Master of the Military Order of Christ
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invented the printing press in Europe
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A group of circumstances stimulated men to seek new routes of travel and new opertunities
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king of England and established the church of England in 1534
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first voyage to establish colonies
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first to reach India by sea trying to establish new trading routes
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Sculpted David
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Painted Mona Lisa
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Wrote Praise of Folly
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heliocentric planetary system where the sun is the center of the universe
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nailed 95 thesis to church's door challenging the catholic churches power
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Started in 1517 with Martin Luther nailing his 95 theses to the church door, he had problems with indulgences
Ended in 1648 at the end of the Thirty Years’ War -
defeated the Aztec empire
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First circumnavigation of the world
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conquered Inca Empire
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founded the group known as the jesuits
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Made 3 voyages along the St. Lawrence river third in 1541
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New Experiments, New observations, Curiosity, Questioning ancient beliefs, New scientific instruments, New math
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queen of England and established the english protestant church
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second circumnavigation of the world
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Elizabeth I defeated the Spanish armada
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Wrote plays such as Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet
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Rulers in Europe were trying to claim P.O.W.E.R.
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creates the 3 laws of planetary motion
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First saw the moon of Jupiter through a telescope
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Wrote Don Quixote
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involved the major powers of Europe, with Sweden, France, Spain and Austria all fighting on German soil over the churches power
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created Calvinism
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King of England who fought with parliament over power
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published in Frankfurt his completed treatise on the circulation of the blood
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Series of armed conflicts between Parliamentarians and Royalists over the English government.
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Louis the Great longest reign in France
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wrote Leviathan
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military dictator of England until his death
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restoration of the monarchy
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works on the mathematics of gravitation in his home in Cambridge
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king of Prussia until his death
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An intellectual movement influenced by the rise of modern science and the religious conflict coming from the Reformation
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The replacement of James the second with William of Orange and Mary.
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became joint monarchs during the Glorious Revolution
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wrote 2 treatises of Gov.
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king of Prussia
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wrote the Spirit of Laws
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wrote Social Contract
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king of france before the french revolution
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french people felt that they weren't being represented or treated well by the French government
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wrote Age of Enlightenment
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Ruler of France and conqueror of most of Europe
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painted the Barque of Dante
