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1.Harvey became the first person to accurately describe the function of the heart.
2. William continued his study into the vascular system and in 1616 he announced his discovery of the circulation of blood in the body .
3.he was both a physician and a remarkable natural historian

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1. martin luther started a revolution by writing the 95 theses.
2. martin encouraged people to read and interpret the bible.
3. martin was excommunicated or removed from the catholic church.

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1. John wrote about protestant beliefs including predestination.
2. Calvin believed that faith was shown by living a righteous life.
3. in France, the Calvinist were known as uguenots.

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1. Henry broke from the church because the church didn't let him divorce his wife.
2. He began a new church of England, the Anglican church, with himself as the head.
3.The protestant Reformation also spread to England.

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1. King Henry Vlll was her father
2. Queen Elizabeth led the English in victory against the Spanish
3. she later strengthened the Anglican church.

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1. Charles V was a ruler of the Holy Roman Empire
2. Charles would begin to envision a unified European Empire
3. him being emperor gave him control of all western Europe

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1. Newton was an English mathematician, astronomer, theologian.
2.he developed the three laws of motion .
3.Issac died in his sleep

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1. Copernicus was a Renaissance-era mathematician and astronomer
2. he made a model of the universe that placed the sun rather than the earth in the center of the universe.
3.he was known for Quantity theory of money

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1. Galileo was an Italian polymath
2. Galileo's most important scientific contribution were in the filed for physics
3.Galileo discovered the mountains on the moon

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1.  Kepler was a German mathematician, astronomer, and astrologer
2. Johannes is a key figure in the 17th-century scientific revolution
3. he made the three laws of planetary motion in the early 17th century