2. CHAPTER 1 Pronunciation Guide pp 32-57 Renaissance and Reformation

3.  Medici  Euclid, Ptolemy, Aristotle  Nicolaus Copernicus  Humanism/ Humanities  Francesco Petrarch  Isabella d’Este  Sofonisba Anguissola  Filippo Brunelleschi  Baldassare Castiglione  Niccolo Machiavelli  Machiavellian Chapter 1 Section 1 pp. 34-39 Renaissance in Italy

4.  Desiderius Erasmus  Albrecht Durer  Jan and Hubert van Eyck  Pieter Bruegel  Peter Paul Rubens  Francois Rabelais  Miguel de Cervantes  Don Quixote  Johann Gutenberg Chapter 1 Section 2 pp. 40-43 Renaissance Moves North

5.  Papal  Wittenberg, Germany  Worms, Germany  Wartburg, Germany  Peace of Augsburg Chapter 1 Section 3 pp. 44-48 The Protestant Reformation

6.  Inquisition  Ignatius of Loyola  Jesuit  Teresa of Avila Chapter 1 Section 4 pp. 49-53 Reformation Ideas Spread

7.  Galileo Galilei  Ptolemy  Nicolaus Copernicus  Heliocentric  Tycho Brahe  Johannes Kepler  Heresies  Hypothesis  Francis Bacon  Rene Descartes  Alchemists Chapter 1 Section 5 pp. 54-57 Scientific Revoluiton  Robert Boyle  Galen  Andreas Vesalius  Ambroise Pare  Anton von Leeuwenhoek