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Renaissance: A place that had a similar event was in New York the Harlem renaissance, where they exploded with new culture and ideas like jazz. This occurred during the 1920s and 30s.

Protestant Reformation: A place that had a similar event to the Reformation was the English reformation which the church of England broke away from the pope. This occurred during the 16th century.

Scientific Revolution: A place that had a similar event was in Europe were both starting learning and giving out new ideas especially in science. This occurred in 1685-1815.

Industrial Revolution: A place that had a similar event like the industrial revolution was the market revolution which occurred in America in the 19th century, with the building of new roads and railroads.

Enlightenment: A place that had a similar event to the enlightenment was the Great awakening that happened to the American colonies in 1730 and 1740. where it challenged old culture and traditions and brought new traditions.

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Renaissance:

-Cause:

-Secularism, humanism, questioning of ideas, traditions and institutions

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-Wealth and free time in many states

-Effect:

-More libraries opened to the public

-Printing press was developed because for a first time in a long time people could afford books

-Significance of art, and education increased

Protestant Reformation:

-Cause:

-the clergy abused indulgences and sold them for money. (which should be free to the public)

-Many Priest didn't know much about christianity

-Religious post were sold to whoever was willing to pay

-The priest didn’t speak the local language, and didn’t respond to the populations needs

- The printing press spread awareness of the church’s corruptness

-Effect:
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-People believed the leaders of the church should come from the bible, not from the Pope or the church

-Led to backlash towards the feudal system

-There wouldn’t be pilgrims without the protestant reformation

Scientific Revolution

-Cause:

-Increase of wealth in Europe lead to the free time and funding making the scientific revolution possible

-New markets in Europe increased the need of engineering and new machines

-Nobility in Europe legitimized and kept the Church from getting too involved in it

Effect:

-Challenged the Church and many ideas thought to be facts

-This led to more, and more incentive to question things and now you it

was more important than ever to have facts backing up your claims

-Use of the scientific method lead to improvements in medicine, and biology

-Women became more involved in science

-Scientific colleges were created

Industrial Revolution:

-Cause:

-The increase of food led to a population growth and people started moving to

Cities for higher pay (Urbanization). This led to a plethora of workers in

cities creating more jobs

-Excess of ores and coal

-Many businessmen took huge risks for profits (which funded the revolution)

-Effect:

-Quickly growing industry

-New innovations in technology

-Huge population growth

-Growth of world trade

-Developing banking and investing systems

-Expansion of middle class

-Child labor laws were created

-trade unions formed

Enlightenment:

-Cause:

-The Thirty Years War caused many authors to think of better solutions going against most of society

-Studies of science and exploration introduced European people to other ideals

-The growth of the printing press

-People started thinking for themselves instead of following god's word as much

-Authors writing about politics and religion snowballed people into coming up with their own opinions on the matter

-Effect:

-The discovery of the Theory of Gravity

-More people became literate and pursued college

-Helped end nobility privilege

-Slavery was widely looked down upon

-Influenced French and American Revolutions

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Renaissance:
What happened: Was the great revival of interest in the classic learning and values of ancient Greece and Rome from the middle east. The development  of new technologies including the printing press, a new system  of astronomy and the exploration of continents, also new styles of painting, sculpture, and decorative arts.
Where did it Happen: It happened in different parts of Europe such as southern France and Spain also influenced northern Europe. but the powerhouse of the renaissance was Italy, more specifically was cities such as Florence, Venice, and Milan.
When did it happen: The renaissance lasted approximately 400 years from 1300-1700.

Protestant Reformation:
What happened:  Was a major European movement aimed at reforming the beliefs and practices of the roman catholic church. The reformation ended the unity imposed by medieval Christianity and, signaled the beginning of the modern area. Some of that would be the 95 theses of martin Luther who argued that the bible should be the source of god not the pope, many of those action happened.
Where did it happen: The reformations took place all over western Europe, though it took place mostly in the northern parts of Europe. One of the most famous places was Germany, as Martin Luther was German, where he went on to do the 95 theses.
When did it happen: The reformation occurred for almost 200 years, it was said to begin 1517 and end around 1648.

Scientific Revolution:
What happened: The emergence of modern science, when development in mathematics, physics, astronomy, and chemistry transformed  the views of society and nature. Also the catholic church had preserved acceptance of the new system of beliefs.
Where did it happen: There really isn't a specific place where the scientific revolution had happened. But for sure it had unfolded in Europe.
When it happened: The scientific revolution occurred roughly from 1550 through 1700.

Industrial  Revolution
What happened: The revolution was the transformation to new manufacturing techniques and technology. It bought in the new machines and new tools. Manufacturing was often done in peoples home, such as iron and textile industries, for mass production. Along  with the development of the steam engine, brought an increased volume of variety of manufacture goods.
Where did it happen: The industrial revolution happened in Great Brittan that was for the original, later another industrial revolution happened but for the United States.
When did it happen: The industrial revolution occurred during the years of 1760-1850.

Enlightenment:
What happened: Movement in which ideas that concerned about god, reason, nature, and humanity were synthesized into a world view that gained wide assets in the west. That instigated revolutionary development in art, philosophy, and politics.
Where did it happen: The age of reason or Enlightenment took place in Europe. It spread rapidly across Europe.
When did it happen: The length that the enlightenment occurred was somewhere between 1685-1815.

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The Renaissance: Leonardo Da Vinci, Michelangelo, Donatello, Raphael, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. (All of these men except Mozart were outstanding artists, painters, and sculptors. Mozart however, was a very skilled composer.)

The Protestant Reformation: Martin Luther, John Calvin, and Wolfgang Fabricius Capito (Martin Luther protested the Roman Catholic Church with his 95 theses, John Calvin was an influential French theologian, and I chose Capito because his name sounded cool.)

The Scientific Revolution: Galileo Galilee, Francis Bacon, Anton Van Leeuwenhoek,  Nicolaus Copernicus, and Johannes Kepler (Galileo's most notable contributions were improving the telescope, discovering Jupiter's moons and declaring the universe is heliocentric. Francis Bacon helped create the scientific method. Leeuwenhoek first discovered single cell organisms. Copernicus also declared the universe was heliocentric. Johannes Kepler discovered planetary motion.)

The Enlightenment: John Locke, Thomas Hobbes, Rene Descartes, and Sir Isaac Newton (John Lock is seen as the father of liberalism. Rene Descartes is the father of western philosophy because western philosophers were extremely influenced by his work. Isaac Newton's most important contribution was discovering gravity and his creation of many other important scientific theories and laws.)