Leonardo d'who?
This time period reflects a change from spiritual thinking to humanistic thinking
The Renaissance
Before the Scientific Revolution, people believed that what planet was at the center of the solar system
This right meant that God gave rulers the permission to rule
Divine Right
These two resources were commonly traded in West Africa
Gold and Salt
This religion was born from Martin Luther's 95 theses
Protestantism
This famous writer contributed to the art of the Renaissance
William Shakespeare
This scientific thinker had to denounce his beliefs or be excommunicated by the Church
This ruler, also known as the Sun King, created all the laws for France
King Louis XVI
As a result of their conquest of South America, Spain spread this across South America
Disease
This entity lost some power due to Martin Luther's 95 theses
The Catholic Church
Much of the art of the Renaissance was borrowed from these two ancient civilizations
Ancient Greece and Rome
Many scientific thinkers were afraid of being silenced or killed by this entity
These kings believed that God gave them the right to rule
Absolute monarchs
Atlantic Ocean
This invention made Martin Luther's 95 theses possible
The Printing Press
Much of the architectural designs of the Renaissance was borrowed from the interactions with this empire
Islamic Caliphates
This individual is credited with the idea that the sun is in the center of the solar system
This extravagant structure was built by King Louis, despite France's poverty
Palace of Versailles
The main complaint by Martin Luther was the sale of these by the church
indulgences
This famous Queen supported the arts of the Renaissance
Queen Elizabeth
This image (from google drive) reflects this type of theory
heliocentric theory
“L’état, c’est moi” meaning...
I am the state.
This famous queen was Protestant, leading to the invasion of Spain (who was Catholic)
Queen Elizabeth