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1. Voltaire was a famous French Enlightenment writer.
2. One thing he was known for was for his attacks on Christianity.
3. His famous writings consisted of freedom of religion, freedom of speech and separation of church and state.

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1. Montesquieu was a French philosopher and judge.
2. Montesquieu was interested in political philosophy.
3. Montesquieu major contribution in politics was "The Spirit of Laws."

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1. John Locke was a English philosopher and physician.
2. John Locke was also known as the "Father of Liberalism."
3. Locke's contributions affected  epistemology and political philosophy

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1. Charles V inherited the Habsburg Monarchy.
2. Charles was elected Holy Roman Emperor in 1519.
3. Charles helped make the Peace of Augsburg happen.

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1. William Harvey was a very popular physician in 1604.
2. William Harvey published Exercitationes de generatione animalium which talked about spontaenous generation.
3. Harvey also had theories of blood circulation which he was criticize for.

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1. King Henry wanted to divorce his wife because she could not bear him a son.
2. The Catholic Church denied his request of divorcing his wife because it is not something a "Catholic" should do.
3. Henry VIII gets mad and decides to leave the Catholic Church and started a new church called "The Anglican Church."

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1. Elizabeth after taking the throne, she strengthened the Anglican Church.
2. Queen Elizabeth was also called "The Virgin Queen."
3. In 1588, England was attacked by Catholic Spain but Queen Elizabeth led them to glory

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1. Copernicus was a mathematician and an astronomer.
2. He also made a model of the universe
which determined that the planets revolve around the sun
3. He also made an important contribution in the Scientific Revolution.

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1. Martin Luther was a German monk who gave his life to worshipping God.
2.Martin then, translated the Bible into vernacular.
3. He wrote the 95 Theses and nailed them to the church door for everyone to see.

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1.  Galileo was an Italian polymath.
2. His nickname is "Father of Modern Physics.
3. Galileo invented many things including telescopes, a compass and a thermometer.

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1. John Calvin wrote about Protestant beliefs including predestination.
2. Calvin's belief was " that faith was shown by living a righteous life."
3. John's followers were called Calvinists or Huguenots whom spread teachings of Calvinism to other areas.

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1. Newton had many occupations including a physicist, astronomer, mathematician, philosopher, alchemist and theologian.
2. He published a very important book named Principia Mathematica which led the way to many important discoveries.
3. Newton also discovered the three laws of motion.