Renaissance 1.3

a systematic theology compiled during the Protestant Reformation. Dealing heavily with the doctrine of salvation, his work "Institutes of the Christian Religion" spread his teachings throughout the world.

• John Calvin
• Ulrich Zwingli
• Balthazaar Hubmaier
• Usher Raymond

formed the first and largest branch of the Christian religion. 

• Eastern Orthodox Church
• Lutheran Church
• Catholic Church
• The Church of the Dude

powerful ruling body since 1066 after winning the Battle of Hastings. They were one of the earliest monarchs to set limits on the government by way of the Magna Carta.

• England
• Ireland
• Scotland
• Wales

a European country located south of Great Britain and northeast of Spain. They have had long held a role in the settlement and history of North America.

• Great Britain
• Austrailia
• Norway
• France

includes the countries of England, Scotland, and Wales. All three are ruled by the English Throne. They established the colonies in North America.

• European Union
• Great Britain
• The Council of Trent
• Federation of Free Alliances

German craftsman and inventor who developed a new method of printing that revolutionized the spread of information. The printing press was based on movable type with molded typefaces and oil-based ink.

• Jacob Yoder
• Bas Rutten
• Johannes Gutenberg
• Amadeus Mozart

The quintessential Renaissance Man. As a talented engineer, inventor, architect, writer, and painter, he was able to express his genius through many disciplines. Painted the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper.

• Leonardo Da Vinci
• Shredder de Splinter
• Michaelangelo
• Dante

 an influential explorer, writer, and linguist from Venice, Italy. He is best known for his 25-year journey to Mongolia and China

• Ponce de Leon
• Marco Polo
• Copernicus
• Christopher Colombus

people who practice the monotheistic religion called Islam, which is a based on the teachings of the Muhammad.

• Catholics
• Anabaptists
• Jews
• Muslims

An astronomer and mathematician, created the heliocentric (sun center) model of the universe.

• Galileo Galilei
• Ptolemy
• Copernicus
• Socrates