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| Proved planets revolved around the sun |
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| Described a mathematical order to the universe/laws of physics |
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| Studied anatomy, improved medicine |
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| Astronomer, found guilty of heresy by the Catholic Church |
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| Founded the League of Nations |
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| modernized Germany, great leader |
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| Leader of Germany during WWI |
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| Group of "thinkers" that met in parks in Paris to theorize about science, economics, government, etc. |
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| creator of the Theory of Communism, wrote Communist Manifesto |
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| creator o the Theory of Capitalism, wrote Wealth of Nations |
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| English philospher that described natural human rights, believed humans were good |
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| English philospher that described why a large powerful government was necessary, believed humans were bad |
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| naturalist, sailed on the "Beagle", wrote about natural selection and evolution |
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| Revolution in France in 1789 that overthrew King Louis XVI after the Estates General Assembly |
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| Group of peasants who fough for individual rights for all ruding French Revolution |
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| Extravagant King who was overthrown during French Revolution |
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| United France after the French Revolution by establishing a large army and winning wats against other European countries. Dectator over France |
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| Use of science to create better means of production, such as engines, factories |
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| Scientists took many steps forwward in fields such as physics, astronomy, biology and chemistry. The value of science was quickly being recognized |
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| US Presidents Woodwrow Wilson's plan to end WW1 and create peace between all nations in Europe |
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| Document signed by Germany that marked their surrender and the end of WW1 |
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| Darwinian principles of natual selection applied to humans. Not acceptable today, because it is a mistranslation of the principles of Darwin |
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| Italian leader who led a nationalistic movement to unite Italy and create a strong, independent country |
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