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| Founded by Henry 8 after the War of Roses |
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| "Renaissance King" -new emphasis on learning, wrote treatancy against Martin Luther |
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| Henry the 8ths first wife |
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| To cancel / to make invalid |
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| Girl henry wanted an annulment for |
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| translated & printed the first english bible |
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| Archbishop of Canterbury = chief religios official - reformer, 2nd in command. |
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| Political arm of the protestants, ran the goverment for Henry |
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| Acts of Supremecy and Succession |
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| Made it a crime to be Catholic |
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| Dissolution of the Monasteries |
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| Confiscated land and distributed it to friends |
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| Wife of Henry, had Edward the 6th |
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| imposed a moderate form of Protestant & service while keeping catholic docterines |
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| brough back Catholocism, established the Pope, |
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| keeps traditions & heiarchy of Catholic church |
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| restored moral authority of catholic church and stopped the spread of protestanism |
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| aimed to reaffirm catholic views |
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| church court set up during the Middle Ages, strengthened by Pope Paul 1 |
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| Contained a list of books deemed heretical - Calvin, Luter, Erasmus |
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| an ex Spanish soldier to combat heresy & spread Catholocism. Founded the Society of Jesus. |
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| Founded by Loyola to combat heresy and spread catholocism |
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| symobolized renewal - NUNS |
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| earth at center, made of 10 rings that appear glasslike which lines the planets |
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| Heliocentric, disapproved Ptomely |
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| Heliocentric & Copernicus Universe |
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| saw a comet which disproved Aristotles theory |
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| mathematician - law of motion - 1st law = eliptical orbit, no perfect circle |
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| Kepler's Laws of Planetary Motion |
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| expressed mathimatically how the planets moved |
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| first man to use a telescope to look at the stars |
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| observation & experimentation : 1. state the problem 2. gather information 3. hypothesis 4. experiment 5. record & analyze 6. Conclusion 7. Repeat |
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| collected data with no preconceived notion - inductive reasoning = you draw conclusions from concrete evidence, emperical knowledge |
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| mathimatical genius - deductive reasoning instead of empiracal knoweldge - deductive reasoning: deriving or creating conclusions that logically flow from a perspective. |
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| The force that explains the force of the universe |
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| all motion in the universe can be measured mathimatically |
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| explained the effects on temp. on gases & distinguished the different elements & chemicals |
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| 1st accurate study of the human anatomy |
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| demonstrated blood circulation and how the heart pumps & utilizes the veins and arteries |
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| perfected the microscope - 1st human to see micro organisms & cells - opened up new advances of discovery |
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