Scientific Revolution
Renaissance Art & People
Renaissance Ideas & Culture
Printing Press & Knowledge
Astronomy & Geography
100
This model helped scientists better understand this model of the solar system.
heliocentric model
100
He painted the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper
Leonardo da Vinci
100
This idea focused on human potential and achievements.
humanism
100
This invention increased the number of books.
the printing press
100
This idea states Earth is the center of the universe.
geocentrism
200
These laws explain motion, including inertia and action-reaction.
Newton’s Laws of Motion
200
He sculpted the statue of David 
Michaelangelo
200
Wealth from trade allowed people to do this with art.
invest in or fund art/patronage
200
The printing press helped increase this skill across Europe.
literacy
200
This idea states the sun is the center of the solar system.
heliocentrism
300
This scientist created a system for testing ideas through repeated experiments.
Francis Bacon
300
This writer created over 30 plays including comedies and tragedies
William Shakespeare
300
This city became a center of Renaissance culture and art.
Florence
300
The printing press helped spread this more quickly.
knowledge
300
Italy’s location near this sea helped trade grow.
Mediterranean Sea
400
This thinker is known for major contributions to gravity and motion.
Isaac Newton
400
This family funded artists and gained power in Florence.
the Medici family
400
ncreased trade in Italy led to this major result.
increased wealth for merchants
400
This man invented the printing press
Johannes Gutenberg
400
This scientist supported the heliocentric theory.
Copernicus
500
This thinker came up with the Geocentric model
Potlemy
500
This invention helped spread Renaissance ideas quickly.
the printing press
500
This philosopher tried to balance faith and reason.
Thomas Aquinas
500
Name 3 effects of the printing press on society.
more books / increased literacy / spread of knowledge
500
This Scientific Revolution thinker improved understanding of planetary motion.
Johannes Kepler