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pictured above is Andrew Carnegie, he made steel the predominant metal in construction and most machinery. another leader of the revolution was Andrew Mellon figured out ways to make money manageable and get people out of debt

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Pictured below are three of the biggest people during this time. Martin Luther; who posted the 95 theses on the churches door. William Tyndale; wrote a book to help steer Protestantism through the tough rule of Henry Vll  and lastly John Calvin; was Martin Luther's successor as the preeminent Protestant theologian

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The Enlightenment, also known as The Age of Reason, was a movement that focused on humanism and new ideas that challenged tradition. The Enlightenment caused quite a stir, however many good things came out of the Enlightenment such as the idea of liberty; as shown in the picture below they had a lot of similarities

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Both the Renaissance and the Enlightenment were huge movements in history. They were both outbursts of new intellectual ideas that questioned traditional belief. This is how the Renaissance and Enlightenment are similar.

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The Scientific Revolution was another movement where people began to question traditional beliefs and ideas. Out of this movement came many inventions such telescope, thermometer, and the microscope.

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Pictured below is Leonardo Da Vinci;was a painter, architect, inventor, and student of science. but there were many other leaders such as Michelangelo;responsible for the paintings in the Sistine Chapel. Martin Luther; changed corrupt catholic church and William Shakespeare; through his writings.

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John Locke development of Epistemology and Political Philosophy; Baron de Montesquieu; influenced political theories on the U.S. constitution.  Adam Smith; writing "The Theory of Moral Sentiments"  Denis Diderot;serving as co-founder, chief editor, and contributor to the Encyclopédie