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1. Most of his works were intricate sculptures
2. Considered the greatest living artist in his lifetime (The high Renaissance)
3. His paintings, sculptures, and architecture remain famous today

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1. His works inspired the leaders of the French Revolution
2. He was a very influential writer during the age of enlightenment
3. Believed that good laws make good citizens

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1. Believed in separation of church
2. Believed people should have freedom of speech and religion
3. Used a lot of satire in his works to mock monarchies and religion

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1. Expressed his views by publishing "Leviathan"
2. Efforts spurred the Enlightenment
3. Believed that all humans were selfish and wicked, without government, it would be every man for themselves and society we be crude

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1. Considered the greatest dramatist of all time
2. Most influential writer in the history
3. He was a poet, playwright, and actor

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1. John Locke had a more positive view of human nature the Hobbes
2. Believed that humans could improve from their mistakes and in self-government
3. Efforts spurred the Enlightenment

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1. Lead the reformation in Switzerland
2. Believed in predestination
3. John Knox spread Calvinsm and made it Scotland's official religion

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1. He made the theory of separation of powers
2. Best known for the spirit of laws
3. He constructed a naturalistic account of the various forms of government

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1.  Wrote the 95 Theses in 1517
2. Became a monk in 1505
3. Excommunicated by pope because of his writings

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1. Led the Spanish Revolution from 1491-1556
2. Founded the religious order of the Society of Jesus
3. Known for his missionary, educational, and charitable works

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1. Made the greatest medical discovery of all time
2. The first person to recognize the full circulation of blood in the human body
3. Found out how much blood was being pumped through the heart

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1. Discovered that certain mathematical laws govern planetary motion
2. Used Brache's data when he died to make more discoveries
3. Confirmed Copernicus's ideas

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1.  An Italian scientist
2. He saw telescopes and decided to make his own to look at the sky
3. destroyed Aristotle's theories, proved Copernicus's theories

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1. Discovered that the same force ruled motion if the planets and all matter on earth and space
2. Published: "The Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy"
3. Discovered and explained gravity

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1. Wrote the book: "The Prince"
2. Believed that if you were the prince, you should focus on nothing else other than war
3. Didn't care what was morally right, only politically effective

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1. Queen of England and Ireland from 1553 to 1558
2. Daughter of King Henry VIII
3. She attempted to reverse the Reformation and return England to Catholicism

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1. He summons the reformation parliament
2. He was a king of England
3. His many marriages led to conflict with the catholic church

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1. Believed that everything revolved around the sun (heliocentric theory).
2. Didn't publish his works til 1543 because it went against religious beliefs
3. His book was titled: "On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Bodies"

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1. Excommunicated Luther because he didn't take back his works
2. Was the head of the catholic church from   1513 to 1521
3. He promoted the selling of indulgences

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1. Second wife of king Henry VIII
2. She was executed by a French swordsman on May 19,
1536 after being arrested for adultery and incest
3. She was a key figure in the political and religious upheaval that marked the start of the English Reformation