Thinkers
This Enlightenment thinker was a supporter of absolute monarchy and believed citizens did not have the right to revolt.
Hobbes
He is credited as introducing complex characters into literature
Shakespeare
This invention led to the rapid spread of ideas and information
Printing press
Henry VIII had this many wives
6!
This era's name means "rebirth" or "revival"
Renaissance
Locke believed that people were born with 3 natural rights: , , and .
Life, liberty, and property
This intellectual movement focused on human potential and achievements
Humanism
The Scientific Revolution was generally limited to this class of people
Elites/Highly educated
Henry VIII put this person in charge of the new Church of England
The astronomical model where the Earth orbits around the sun is called this
Heliocentrism/Heliocentric model
This Enlightenment thinker wanted to divide government into 3 separate branches (Executive, Legislative, and Judicial)
Montesquieu
Art showing 3 dimensions on a flat surface showcased THIS characteristic
Linear perspective
Einstein called this scientist the "father of modern science"
Galileo
Martin Luther wrote a long list of his complaints with the church, titled this
95 Theses
This Renaissance artist wrote backwards in his notebooks
Leonardi da Vinci
This Enlightenment thinker believed that both men and women should be treated as rational beings.
Wollstonecraft
Political Advisement/Advisement to Rulers
The process of reaching truth and drawing conclusions from specific, reliable facts or evidence, is called this
Inductive reasoning
He translated the bible into German, which increased awareness and accessibility
Martin Luther
This philosopher states "I think, therefor I am"
Rene Descartes