Paleolithic/Neolithic
The first humans came from this continent
What is Africa?
You use these three factors to measure significance
What is Magnitude, Scope, and Duration?
Emperor Constantine made this religion legal in the Roman Empire in 331 C.E.
What is Christianity?
The "Mona Lisa" smiled at the new focus on human potential and achievement.
What is Humanism?
Opinions should be based on reason and logic
What is Rationalism?
Hominid remains were found in these continents
What is Africa, Europe, and Asia?
Developed in the 1700s by James Watt
What is the Steam Engine?
A type of punishment by the Christian Church for those who are charged with heresy
What is Excommunication?
The explorer who has two names and "discovered" a New Land.
Who is John Cabot (Giovanni Caboto)?
What is Empiricism?
The main indicator of the Neolithic Era
What is the First Agricultural Revolution
What is: Backback, knife and sheath, axe, or birch container?
Martin Luther disagreed with these money-bought "saviors"
What are Indulgences?
A Spanish-based explorer who sailed the ocean blue in 1492.
Who is Christopher Columbus?
Copernicus did not publish his findings until much later on this topic because he feared church persecution.
What is The Heliocentric Theory?
The taming of animals
What is Domestication
The transportation of water from one place to another in the Ancient Era
What is The Roman Aqueducts
These 95 theses were nailed to what building in Germany?
What is Wittenberg Church?
These four countries dominated colonization
What is Spain, Portugal, France, and England?
A new approach to science during this era.
What is The Scientific Method?
These are the five characteristics of a civilization
What is: advanced cities, specialized workers, complex institutions, record keeping, and advanced technology
What is the Printing Press?
Idea that the church should not dictate all aspects of public life
What is Secularism?
This innovation improved navigation during the voyages of exploration.
What are Nautical Maps?
Theories of the universe by these two figures in history were accepted by the church.
Who are Ptolemy and Aristotle?