GLOBAL HISTORY: Renaissance

Boldassare Castiglione

________ wrote a book "The Courtier "that taught how to be the ideal.

Descartes

________ believed that scientists needed to reject old assumptions and teachings.

Heliocentrism

________- a model that places the sun in the center of the astronomical system.In the model,

Modern scientific methods

________ are based on the ideas of Bacon and Descartes.

English Reformation

________- during the 16th century, in England, church of England broke away from.

non religious

The renaissance encouraged secular (________) study and made people become more.

Geo

________ comes from the Greek word for earth.

Medieval Europeans

________ believed in the Great Chain of Being, a hierarchical structure of all matter.

Secular

________- worldly rather than spiritual, concerned with the here and now.

SCIENTIFIC METHOD

________- a logical procedure for gathering and testing ideas.

protestant reformation

The ________ challenged established authority, and people no longer felt.

Helio

________ comes from the Greek word for the sun.

Isabella dEste

________- born into the ruling family of Ferrara (city- states)

Patrons

________- church leaders who beautified Rome and other cities by spending huge amounts of.

Reformation

________- led to the founding of Christian churches that did not accept the Popes authority.

Indulgence

________- a pardon, releases a sinner from penalty.

Heretic

________- someone whose beliefs go against the churchs official beliefs.

Geocentrism

________- a model that places the earth at the center of the astronomical system.

midwives

Women: Silkweavers, ________, seamstresses, and nuns.

age of exploration

The ________ gave Europeans a lot more information about the larger world.

Copernicus

________ was one of the first medieval European scientists to challenge the geocentric model.

Galileo

________ was a religious man and even wanted to be a monk at one paint.

Humanism

________- an intellectual movement focused on human potential and achievements.