Renaissance/Industrial/French Vocabulary

Social movement of the 1700s that worked for the education and rights of the individual

• Enlightenment

• Industrial Revolution

• Industrial Revolution

• Renaissance

A period in the 1700s and 1800s in which workers in factories began to use machines and power tools for large-scale industry.

• Enlightenment

• Renaissance

• Reformation

• Industrial Revolution

The movement in the 1500s to reform Christianity

• Reformation

• Enlightenment

• Industrial Revolution

• Renaissance

Meaning “Rebirth” a period in the 1300-1500s in which culture and the arts flourished

• Industrial Revolution

• Enlightenment

• Renaissance

• Reformation

The leader of France who conquered other European countries to build an empire

• Johannes Gutenberg

• Napoleon Bonaparte

• Martin Luther

• John Locke

A German printer who invented the printing press in 1450

• John Locke

• Napoleon Bonaparte

• Johannes Gutenberg

• Martin Luther

A German monk whose actions in 1517 led to the reformation to address corruption in the Roman Catholic Church

• Martin Luther

• Napoleon Bonaparte

• Johannes Gutenburg

• John Locke

English philosopher of the late 1600s who helped inspire the American Revolution and the Enlightenment

• Napoleon Bonaparte

• Johannes Gutenberg

• Martin Luther

• John Locke

Guillotine

• Related to cloth or clothing

• a machine used to execute people during the French Revolution

• A way of working in which each worker works on only one part of a product

• A fee paid to the church to relax the penalty for a sin during the Middle Ages

Radicals

• A person who wants an extreme change or holds an extreme political position

• A fee paid to the church to relax the penalty for a sin during the Middle Ages

• a machine used to execute people during the French Revolution

• French society was comprised of these groups