People in History
This philosopher believed in the separation of mind and body, called dualism.
Who is René Descartes?
He helped form the idea of atoms as building blocks of matter.
Who is Robert Boyle?
This Christian group lived simply, made furniture, and avoided modern technology.
Who are the Amish?
The war that began in 1618 and lasted 30 years.
Thirty years war.
This language developed by Central European Jews combined German and Hebrew.
What is Yiddish
He ruled the Holy Roman Empire during the Thirty Years’ War.
Who is Ferdinand II?
The father of modern education.
He wrote a book of hymns that are still sung today.
Bonus Question!!!
Who is Issac Watts?
Name one of his hymns
A government with a king or queen, but their powers are limited by a constitution or laws; the real power is often held by elected leaders.
Bonus Question
Constitutional Monarchy
Name a country with this type of government.
This early American city is known for the Salem Witch Trials.
Massachusetts.
Founder of the Amish
Who is Jakob Amman?
He challenged old scientific beliefs by experimenting and using math.
Who is Issac Newton?
A religious act of avoiding people who break the Ordnung.
What is shunning or Meidung?
This political thinker believed in life, liberty, and property.
John Locke.
This word means "People of the Early Light."
What is Wampanoag?
The king of Sweden was called the "Lion of the North"
Who is Gustavus Adolphus II?
How many moons did Galileo discovered on Jupiter?
Bonus Question!!!!!
What is 4?
Name the moons.
He established himself as the head of the Church of Scotland.
Bonus Question
Charles ll
What religious group was affected by this change?
These were the two parties during the reign of James II.
Who are the Whigs and the Tories
What did Galileo invent in 1624?
What is the compound microscope?
Created a Ghetto for the Jews
Who is Pope Paul IV
What is Newton's second law of motion?
The force on an object is equal to mass times acceleration.
What religious groups was affected by the revoke of the Edict of Nantes?
The Hugenots; revoked by LouisXIV
This agreement between people and their government was supported by John Locke.
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