Renaissance Reminders
Protestant Participants
Enlightened Ideas and Thinkers
Scientific Methods and Madness
Society Shakeups
100

This was a period in European history, roughly spanning from the 14th to the 17th century, marked by a cultural rebirth characterized by a renewed interest in classical learning, art, and literature, particularly from ancient Greece and Rome, leading to significant advancements in various fields including art, architecture, science, and philosophy

What is the Renaissance?

100

This is a Christian who belongs to a branch of Christianity that originated in the 16th century

What is a Protestant?

100

This Enlightenment philosopher is most noted for his promotion of freedom of speech 

Who was Voltaire?

100

This was a period in European history, primarily during the 16th and 17th centuries, where significant advancements in science occurred, drastically changing the way people understood the natural world by introducing new methods of observation, experimentation, and reasoning, replacing older Aristotelian views with a more empirical approach to knowledge, leading to breakthroughs in fields like astronomy, physics, mathematics, and biology

What is the Scientific Revolution?

100

These sovereign cities that controls the surrounding area and are the center of its culture, economy, and politics had grew strong in Italy and became wealth from trade, developing the Renaissance

What are City-States?

200

These series of military campaigns helped revitalize trade in the East, leading to the European Renaissance

What are the Crusades?

200

Famous for his 95 Theses, this man started the Protestant Reformation in 1517

Who was Martin Luther?

200

This idea challenged the divine rights of kings by assorting that the people consent to governing by giving up rights in exchange for a structured society

What is The Social Contract?

200

This is a method of procedure that has characterized natural science since the 17th century, consisting in systematic observation, measurement, and experiment, and the formulation, testing, and modification of hypotheses

What is the Scientific Method?

200

This was a religious movement in Europe in the 1500s that created a new branch of Christianity called Protestantism

What was The Protestant Reformation?

300

This is a philosophy that emphasizes the potential of human beings and the importance of living an ethical life

What is Humanism?

300

This system of government was supported by thinkers like John Calvin and proposes that the church should rule in the name of God

What is a Theocracy?

300

These freedoms were furthered in The Enlightenment and were the freedoms and entitlements that allow people to live free and equal lives  

What are Individual Rights?

300

This scientist used reason and rationality to devise his laws of motion

Who was Isaac Newton?

300

This invention from Johannes Gutenberg helped contribute to the Reformation aby allowing the Bible to be printed in vernacular languages, leading to greater criticism of the Church

What is the Printing Press?

400

This Renaissance era piece of literature was significant because it reflects the cultural changes taking place during that time by emphasizing the importance of the individual

What is The Courtier?

400

This priest and friar attempted to answer questions of faith in doctrine by combining ideas of Catholicism and Greek philosophy, explaining that they do not conflict in his work Summa Theologica 

Who was Thomas Aquinas?

400

This Philosopher believed that the social contract involved an exchange of rights for the stability of a strong central government

Who was Thomas Hobbes?

400
The astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus saw push back from the catholic church for this theory that was later supported by Galileo Galilei 

What is the Heliocentric Model?

400

This is a document signed in 1215 that established the principle that the king was not above the law and that their subjects have rights

What is the Magna Carta?

500

This Machiavelli penned literary work is still studied today for its insights on political power




What is The Prince?

500

This bill changed the religious patterns of England by making the monarch the head of the Christian church in England

What was The Act of Supremacy of 1534?

500

This philosopher believed that the social contract existed between the people and proposed that laws should be created by a general will of the people

Who was Jean-Jacques Rousseau?

500

This scientist's research during the 17th century mist affected the field of chemistry 

Who was Robert Boyle?

500

After the English Civil War, England's Glorious Revolution and the adoption of the English Bill of Rights, the English monarchy became this, a government where a monarch shares power with a constitutionally organized government 

That is a constitutional monarchy?