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Nicolaus Copernicus
studied canon law and medicine, and made the heliocentric model
Galileo Galilei
studied physics and astronomy, agreed with the heliocentric model, and made an improved telescope
Johannes Kepler
studied astronomy and mathematics, and made the 3 Laws of Planetary Motion and discovered elliptical orbits
Isaac Newton
studied calculus and optics, and discovered the Laws of Motion and universal gravitation
Francis Bacon
studied philosophy and philosophy of science, and made the Scientific Method
Rene Descartes
studied philosophy and science, and said “I think, therefore I am”
Andreas Vesalius
studied modern human anatomy, and wrote De Humani Corporis Fabrica Libri Septem
Robert Boyle
studied chemistry and physics, and made Boyles Law on gases
Tycho Brahe
studied astronomy, agreed with the heliocentric model, and made highly accurate astronomical observations
William Harvey
studied physiology and anatomy, and discovered blood circulation throughout the human body
Anton van Leeuwenhoek
studied anatomy, and was the first human to see cells and microorganisms like bacteria
Lutheranism
started by Martin Luther, and believed that the bible is the sole source not the pope
Calvinism (reformed)
started by John Calvin, and believed in predestination
Anglicanism
started by Henry the Eighth and Thomas Cranmer, and they kept switching between Reformed and Catholic
Episcopalianism
multiple leaders of this church, and is basically the Anglican church in America
Presbyterian
started by John Knox in Scotland, and it’s government is like a republic with numerous leaders
Methodist
started by John Wesley in England, and is part Anglican church and the 1st awakening happens
Anabaptist
included Amish people and Mennonites, and wanted a complete separation of church and state
Baptist
anti institutional and traditional, and Anabaptist + Anglican = this church
Versalius
studied anatomy