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| The language of the Aztecs. |
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| The capital city of the Aztecs. |
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| Founder of the Aztec Empire and unified Peru under the Inca control. |
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| The non-verbal language of the Inca, through the use of strings with knots hanging from sticks. |
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| With snakes in his hair, he founded the confederacy after overthrowing the tyrant. |
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| The king of France in the 1300s who conflicted with the Pope and the taxation of clergyman. |
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| The proposition to move the quarters of the Pope from Rome to France. |
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| When the cardinals undecided the Pope of Rome vs and elected a new Pope of France. |
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| A long period of turmoil between France and England over who was to control France. |
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| A French peasant who helped France overthrow England in the hundred years war. |
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| The Great Mortality of England in 1348 was thought to be a sign from the heavens. |
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| Stemming from the Greeks and Romans, in effort to understand human nature rather than the divine. |
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| Spain’s need for independence from Muslim control |
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| An educated man who believed through faith alone could one be saved from purgatory, you can’t buy your way out of hell by paying money for sins. |
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| Directly controlled a large portion of Hungary and Austria called the Holy Roman Empire. |
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| Established Protestantism as a legal religion and allowed state Princes to determine its own religion. |
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| Believed in predestination, obedient wives and in the government’s enforcement of a proper religion. |
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| Allowed Huguenots the right to religious freedom of being protestant. |
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| Broke the church away from Roman Catholics was denied a divorce by the Pope. |
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| A religious war, which ended the protestant reformation and tolerated other religions after the Reformed Church became known as Lutheran. |
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| The missionaries of Catholic faith who played an international role in resisting Protestantism. |
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| Conquered the Aztecs, Peru, the Inca Capital and Tenoshitilan Nation with a small army. |
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| A system of government in which the ruler claims sole and incontestable sovereignty. |
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| A system in which the ruler has to share power with parliaments made up of elected representatives. |
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| His sole ownership of the government, he brought France to its height of power in the 1600s by banning Protestantism, moving the court to Versailles while being his own Prime Minister. |
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| A new economic policy developed by Louis, regulates and promotes commercialism by the government with high tariffs and limited imports. |
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| Ruler of Netherlands and he married the King of England’s daughter, aka “Stadholder.” |
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| Parliament be-headed King Charles and created the Commonwealth – a government w/out a king. |
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| Leader of independents that ruled England for 3 years as the lord and protector. |
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| The people give the government power ensuring a person’s life, liberty, property are to be protected. |
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| Exiled by church & theorists of science for claiming the earth circled around the sun. |
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| By Deductive reasoning we can separate physical and spiritual thing research “I think therefore I am.” |
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| Founder of gravity and calculus and the creator of The Three Laws of Motion; inertia, reaction, force. |
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