Renaissance and Reformation

Rebirth of Greco-Roman culture with an emphasis on humanism

• Renaissance

• Humanism

• Scientific Method

• Scientific Revolution

Renaissance artist from Italy, famous for his sculptures "David" , the "Pieta", Sistine Chapel

• Michelangelo

• Isaac Newton

• Johann Gutenburg

• King Henry VIII

Italian "Renaissance Man" gifted in the arts and sciences. Painted the Mona Lisa and Last Supper.

• Leonardo da Vinci

• Queen Elizabeth

• Martin Luther

• Nicolas Copernicus

Polish scientist showed that the Earth revolved around the sun, heliocentric theory

• Nicolas Copernicus

• Galilieo Galilei

• Isaac Newton

• King Henry

Given credit for the development of the 1st movable type printing press and printed the Bible

• Johann Gutenberg

• Galileo Galilei

• Leonardo da Vinci

• Nicolas Copernicus

English scientist, mathematician, proved the ideas of Galileo and discovered gravity

• Isaac Newton

• Galileo Galilei

• Michelangelo

• Martin Luther

Declared that the planets revolved around the sun. His beliefs threatened the Catholic Church

• Galileo Galilei

• Queen Elizabeth

• Isaac Newton

• Johann Gutenberg

Intellectual movement at the heart of the Renaissance that focused on worldly subjects

• Scientific Revolution

• Scientific Method

• Renaissance

• King Henry

Daughter of King Henry VII served as one of England's greatest leaders, brings stability

• King Henry VII

• Queen Elizabeth

• Johann Gutenberg

• Leonardo da Vinci

The word “Renaissance” means

• New religion

• Rebirth

• Dark Ages

• Be happy