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He was punished for preaching against the Catholic ways. He was a stong influence in the Protestant Reformation.
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The school gave advance knowledge of traveling the sea. it taught the sailors that there was nothing to be afraid of.
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The printing press was a big part in the Protestant Reformation, for it printed copies of the bible in the venacular. It gave everyone an opportunity to be intelligent.
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The Triangular trade brought slaves to the Americas.
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When the Ottamans conquered Constantinople they became an empire. They changed the name to Istanbul and made it the capitol of the empire. The location of the city allowed them to have great control of trade making them a powerful empire.
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Christopher Colunbus' voyage in 1492 started the exploration age. This opened up trade and colonization of the "new world" to Europe.
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This painting helped change the way art was made. Many Artists began using perspective.
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The voyage opened up trade ports in India and got Portugal new resources. It also connected other European countries.
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This humanist novel was a big factor in the beginning of the protestant reformation.
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The 95 theses attacked the practices of the Catholic church, especially the selling of indulgences. Started the reformation.
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His invasion began the colonization of Mexico.
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This voyage found a new route to get to trading ports in Asia.
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He wanted a male heur to the throne but his wife seemed unable to produce a son, so he divorced her. He broke with rome with the Act of Supremacy making him the head of the Church of England.
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Conquering the Inca empire started the spread of Spanish culture throughout South America.
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Began the colonization of Canada by France.
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The Jesuits spread Catholicism through education. They were trying to reconvert the protestants.
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This theory was a big part in the scientific revolution. It stated that the sun is at the center of our universe and other astronomical finds.
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The Council of Trent reformed a lot the corruption in the Catholic church but also reaffirmed many of the beliefs.
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She restored the Church of England that was founded under her father's reign and renamed it the Anglican Church. She also had a lot of religious tolerance.
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Stated that God decided if one would go to heaven or hell before they were born. Start of the Calvinist church. They had different views on power. They believed the in theocracy and they expanded the protestant movement.
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Prevented spain from invading England and converting them to Catholic. The Spanish Armada was slaughtered and the Anglican church lived on.
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This discovery was a great astronomical advance.
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Galileo proved the heliocnetric theory using his telescope and was labeled a heretic. This was a great scientific development.
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Germany had been split into two religions because of the Reformation and the Counter Reformation. The Protestants fought against the Catholics for 30 years to see who would rise to power.
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This was a major advance in medical knowledge.
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Cromwell was a parliament supporter and became a dictator after he won the English Civil war and executed Charles I. He the forced England to follow the puritan laws.
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The palace was a symbol of royal power and was a huge icon of France.
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The Edict of Nantes protected the Hugenots from religious persecution, so when Louis XIV abolished it they left. The Hugenots were the merchants and the workers of France, so when they left nothing got done.
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William and Mary ruled England during a time of peace.
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This book changed the idea of government and attacks the old one.
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He expanded Russia with new technology and other cultural ideas. He increased the size of the army and trade with western Europe. He also changed the capital to St. Petersburg.
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Started the idea of checks and balances.
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Inspired political reforms made in Europe.