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1 The Renaissance and the Reformation 1300-1650
Unit 9

2 Timeline Medici Family controls government of Florence
Leonardo da Vinci – Mona Lisa Galileo tried for heresy 1456 CE 1517 CE 1300’s CE 1434 CE 1506 CE 1633 CE Renaissance Begins in Italy Gutenberg Bible is printed Martin Luther posts 95 Thesis

3 Vocabulary Theocracy Scapegoats Hypothesis Scientific Method Patron
Annul Hypothesis Humanism Heliocentric Vernacular Indulgence

4 Patron Financial supporter of the arts The Arts

5 Humanism Intellectual movement that studied secular (worldly) subjects instead of religious subjects

6 Vernacular Everyday language of ordinary people Hello Awesome!!
Goodbye How are you? What's up?

7 Indulgence Lessening of the time a soul spent in purgatory for doing a good deed I gave money to the Church… that should allow the church to forgive me for my sins!!!

8 Theocracy Government run by Church leaders

9 Annul Cancel a marriage

10 Scapegoats People to blame problems on I blame YOU!!!

11 Heliocentric Sun-centered universe

12 Scientific Method Step by step process of collecting and measuring data

13 Hypothesis Possible explanation That makes sense!!!

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