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Humanism is formed early on throughout history

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Education for most was formed, including women (there was no specific date found YET)

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The printing press is created by Johannes Gutenberg

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Trading between the new world and old world was happening

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The 95 theses created against the church by Martin Luther. This was his way to stand against those in higher power of the catholic church like Pope and other members.

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The bibles were released to the public and allowed further Christians to understand what Martin Luther was talking about. The printing press helped make these bibles and spread and allowed people to start to pick sides. Protestantism and Catholicism.

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King Henry takes control of the church he has in his land and takes place as the pope.

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Francis Bacon is known as the father of science for establishing the scientific method

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Robert Hooke introduced the idea of the history of nature and the arts (publicizing the use of the microscope as well).

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Sir Isaac Newton formulated the idea of gravity and it's involvement with the universe.

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Sir Francis Drake traveled across seas, went around the globe, and traveled far.

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Thomas Hobbes believed a strong government was required because all people were evil

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John Locke believed in human nature and that people could self-govern themselves. This led to the idea of modern democracy now

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Women like Mary Astell pointed out the unbalances that men and women have even in those that were making the enlightenment.
A Serious Proposal (1696)

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Women like Mary Wollstonecraft pointed out the unbalances that men and women have even in those that were making the enlightenment. For Wollstonecraft is was mostly for things like knowledge and unfair teachings.
Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792)