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Quarterly Review
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1. Johann Gutenberg Inventor of the printing press
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2. Predestination The idea that God decided who would be saved before they were born
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3. Da Vinci Mona Lisa Sketched flying machines The Last Supper
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4. Newton Showed that gravity keeps planets in orbit
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5. Machiavelli Wrote a guide for rulers on to gain and keep power The Prince
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6. Flanders Starting palce of the Northern Renaissance
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7. Copernicus Proposed a heliocentric model of the universe
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8. Florence The city that produced many Renaissance artists and scholars with the support of the Medici family Birthplace of the Renaissance
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9. Sect A religious group that has broken away from an established church
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10. Theocracy A government run by religious leaders
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11. Renaissance artists Reflected humanism in their paintins by painting well known people of the day.
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12. Anabaptists Believed that infants were too young to be baptized because they were too young to accept the Christian faith
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13. Humanist scholars Focused on worldly subjects
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14. Council of Trent Goal to reform the Catholic church
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15. René Descartes Believed that human reasoning was the best road to understanfinding
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16. Robert Boyle Transformed the filed of chemistry
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17. Renaissance Rebirth or revival of learnign
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18. Petrarch Renaissance humanist who collected and studied ancient manuscripts
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19. Baldassare Castiglione Ideal man- wel rounded, athelic, musically talented Ideal woman- pretty
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20. Sir Thomas More Utopia Described an ideal society
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21. Henry VIII Had no heir to the throne of England Wanted to divorce and remarry The pope would not grant a divorce or an annulment Henry VIII broke away from the Catholic Church and formed the Church of England
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22. First Estate clergy
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23. Second Estate Nobility
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24. Third Estate Commoners
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25. Bourgeoisie Middle calss merchants Wealthiest of the third estate
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26. Louis XVI Refused to tax the first and second estates
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27. National Assembly Crwated as a result of the Estates-General
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28. Declaration of Rights of Man Modeled after the Declaration of Independence
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29. Republic Government eventually created by the radical revolutionaries
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30. Tennis Court Oath Goal- to write a constitution for France
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31. Women’s March on Versailles Resulted in the king returning to Paris
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32. Constituion of 1791 Created a limited monarchy
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33. Voting rights Granted to all male citizens in the fall of 1792
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34. Robespeirre Believed in the use of terro to achieve his goals Wanted to create a “Republic of Virtue”
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35. Committee of Public Safety Ran trials and executions during the Reign of Terror
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