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1. German astronomer who discovered the three major laws of planetary motion.
2. Offered a new theoretical foundation for astrology.
3. Wrote a novel explaining the light in the new telescope

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1. Named after his father.
2. Studied the liberal arts, astronomy, and astrology.
3. Formulated a model saying the sun was the center of the universal rather than the Earth.

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1. Son of Philip I the Handsome, king of Castile, and Joan the Mad. His paternal grandparents were the Holy Roman emperor Maximilian I and Mary, duchess of Burgundy, and his maternal grandparents were Isabella I and Ferdinand II, the Roman Catholic king and queen of Spain.
2. Holy Roman Emperor, as well as the King of the Romans and King of Italy. Ruled over the Spanish Empire from 1516, the Holy Roman Empire from 1519, and the Habsburg Netherlands from 1506. He was the first Hapsburg King of Spain, and the only Hapsburg to rule both Spain and Austria.
3. Facilitated the transfer of the Burgundian Netherlands and the duchy of Milan to the Spainish crown.

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1. Spoke French, Italian, and Latin fluently. Also Spanish spoke, Welsh, Irish, Flemish, Greek, and Cornish.
2. Never married, wasn't supposed to be queen as her father, Henry VIII, wanted a son to rule. He left his throne to his nine-year-old son, King Edward VI. Wasn't welcomed back into the family after her mother was  beheaded by Henry VIII until Catherine Parr, sixth wife, welcomed her back.
3. Was very clever and able to persuade others, rarely didn't go her way. Often led important decisions undecided until the very last minute

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1. Henry VIII wanted to divorce his wife of 31 years, Catherine of Aragon, but the Catholic Church declined his request.
2.  Broke from the Catholic Church and began a new Church of England, the Anglican Church.
3. Very serious about military adventure, joined his father-in-law at the time, Ferdinand II of Aragon, against France.

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1. Wrote about Protestant beliefs including predestination.
2. John Calvin believed that faith was shown by living a righteous life. Calvin's thoughts and teachings would soon become the foundation of Calvinism.
3. Calvinists in France would be known as Huguenots, later persecuted until the French King signed the Edict of Nantes.

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1. Wrote the 95 Theses as a list of complaints against the Catholic Church.
2. Wanted the Bible printed in vernacular so that commoners would be able to read it.
3. Luther and his followers, Lutherans, believed in salvation by faith alone. His ideas influenced Protestant churches and his Protestant followers soon started the Lutheran Church.