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Ambroise Pare was one of the best French Physicians in his time. He was known for being one of the top surgeons that would help treat injured soldiers from the war. While many surgeons were resulting to surgery as their treatment option, he used that as his last resort. He contributed to the future of health care by making many treatment discoveries.

https://www.britannica.com/event/Renaissance

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Andreas Vesalius was a renaissance physician who studied anatomy, medicine, and biology. He was able to be very descriptive about human anatomy and taught people what we know today. Most of his discoveries and dissections were untrained and unassisted, but in today's world we have his work in the textbooks we study.

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Andreas-Vesalius

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The Scientific Revolution was when the people started making scientific discoveries. They had always thought that all the knowledge came from the church, until some scientific theories were proven to be correct. This made many people question their religion among other things. This impacted them because it helped people lead to make more and more discoveries, explaining the laws of nature.

https://www.britannica.com/question/What-did-the-Scientific-Revolution-lead-to

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Francis Bacon was a man of many talents, being a lawyer, statesman, philosopher, but mainly known for his incredible arts in English. He wrote multiple essays, many of which led him to a very successful career. His work helped a lot of people understand what was going on during the scientific revolution, and the revolutionary war. Among that, he made many discoveries that made new systems of life.

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Francis-Bacon-Viscount-Saint-Alban

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William Harvey was a famous English physician. He was most known for making the discovery that blood makes a circulation in your body. This was a discovery that altered the state of healthcare at the time, because no one knew this. He did many experiments in order to prove that his thesis was correct. He mainly focused on the fact that blood flows back to the heart, and later was proven to be right.

https://www.britannica.com/biography/William-Harvey/Key-discoveries-and-influences

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Rene Descartes was mainly a mathematician. Along with that, he was also a scientific thinker, natural philosopher, and a metaphysician. He created many different equations and helped solve many algebraic and geometry equations. In science he studied many things about the shape of the earth and the natural things it creates. His work was very important because a lot of it contributed to textbooks that people study, and even made his own.

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/descartes/

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Robert Boyle was an Irish scientist, that mainly focused on chemistry. He was most known for making the discovery that the volume of gas changes depending on the atmospheric pressure. Later in his life, he published a book explaining how air works and it's physical nature. He is important in today's world because he discovered many things that we learn in high school, college, and beyond that.

https://www.sciencehistory.org/education/scientific-biographies/robert-boyle/

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John Locke was an English philosopher. Along that, he also made many different medical discoveries like different aspects of diseases. He did studies in many different subjects like English, medicine, science, and history. All of this learning led him to a successful career. later on, he was able to operate on a woman named Ashley, and did it successfully. Not only did he make medical history, but he also helped with the Constitution that we use to protect our land.

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/locke/

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Anton von Leeuwenhoek was a Dutch scientist. He was a microscopist and was the first person to see what bacteria looks like. This changed the future at that time because no one knew what caused illnesses. Discovering bacteria and seeing what it looked like helped a lot with the spread of illnesses. With this new information, he started testing other things like animalcules, spermatozoa, and more.

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Antonie-van-Leeuwenhoek

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Issac Newton was a physicist and a Mathematician. His discoveries helped a lot through the scientific revolution. He's most known for the discovery he made about the three laws of motion and the scientific information behind white light and how it worked. His work in math helped discover a lot in calculus, like Infinitesimal calculus. His hard work in science and math helped us know what we learn, what we know, and what we are being taught.

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Isaac-Newton

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The Age of Enlightenment was something that took place during the 17th and 18th century. It was when people started discovering more and more about what their religion was, how nature worked, and were looking at life overall. This discovery first started by philosophers that were testing the natural laws of life. These new realizations they were making helped lead to the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. The Age of Enlightenment helped us in today's world because we now know about how our lives work and what the origin is of the religion we practice.

https://www.britannica.com/event/Enlightenment-European-history

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Montesquieu was a political philosopher from France. One of the main things that he is known for the spirit of laws which was, and still is a big addition to the political theory. Because he helped in politics a lot, he was also included in the Constitution and wrote one of the essays. He wrote many other things due to him also focusing on English and literature along with politics. These books of his that were published have helped many lawyers and politicians in today's world that have needed them in the process of studying or helping others.

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Montesquieu/Major-works

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Voltaire was a philosopher and an author. He was one of the best writers of his time which is what most people know him for. He never had a great relationship with his family and later on left to follow his dream career. He was also a great historian later in his life and had studies in them. When he was first in college, he did what no one else did and left. To his benefit, this worked out for him and he was able to write and publish many knowledgeable books that have been read through many different generations.

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Voltaire/Later-travels

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau was a philosopher and a politician. He was mostly known for his different approach in politics. He saw then as a more negative thing and didn't see the purpose. He stood firm on how he thought all humans deserved the rights that are God given. He believed that politics and laws would be taking this away from the people. His was very significant by helping with different documents like Discourse of Inequality, Discourse on Political Economy, and many more. One that he is most known for is the Social Contract, which helped many people have an understanding with each other at the time. This is still used in today's world and helps many people.

https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/rousseau/

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Edward Jenner was a Physician and scientist. One of the things that he's most known for is cowpox. He went to medical school for many years, but still didn't know many things. He was very cautious of small pox as it was something that was contagious and could lead to death. He realized that people, mainly farmers, who got cow pox were not getting small pox. He saw this as something that needed more research and decided to take the risk and investigate. His investigation helped stop the spread of small pox by inventing the vaccine among other people. This helps us in today's world because it helps prevent many diseases, worldwide.

https://www.jenner.ac.uk/about/edward-jenner

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This all started off by the Revolutionary war. It happened against the American Colonies and Great Britain. The colonies were tired of being under the control of the British and wanted freedom. They started off by fighting off little things, like the taxed goods. They fought back with a movement that upset the British a lot, the Boston tea party. In the eyes of the British, this was something they saw that was very hurtful and disrespected. All the little fights ultimately led to the Revolutionary War. They fought for many years, until it was no longer benefiting the British and they backed out. This impacts us because we now have freedom and are our own country, ruled by none other than ourselves.

https://www.history.com/topics/american-revolution

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Signing of the Declaration of Independence

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The Declaration of Independence was a contract when the Colonies were getting their freedom from Great Britain. They had just gone through war and won. They decided to make a document, declaring that they were no longer owned or ruled by Britain. This was upsetting for the British to see, because they were losing the thing they would make a lot of profit off of. They had to create this document in secret, so that no one would find out and get caught. It was approved on July 4th, 1776 which is known as independence day. It was later officially signed and implemented on August 2nd, 1776. This is important today because of the same reason as the American Revolution. It has helped us become our own country and what is known today as the United States of America.

https://education.nationalgeographic.org/resource/signing-declaration-independence/

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Signing of the Declaration of Independence

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The Constitution took sometimes to become ratified because each state had to do it. It was first signed by Delaware in December in 1787. It was later followed by Massachusetts and so on. It was lastly signed by the president at the time and was officiated. It took 4 years to complete this because many people of the states believed that there was some things that were unfair. After a while it was implemented and ratified. This helps us because without this, would would have to be under the control of another country. We wouldn't be able to have some of the benefits or rights we have today.

https://constitutioncenter.org/blog/the-day-the-constitution-was-ratified