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| Confirmed theories of a sun-centered universe. Was charged with heresy and forced to say he was incorrect. Put on house arrest. |
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| What is the Scientific Method? |
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| Questioning and experimenting based on evidence. Helped make advances during the Renaissance. The church frown upon this method because it was likely to go against the church's teachings. |
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| Introduced the idea of a universe. His theory was earth-centered. |
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| Built off of old Greek theories. Introduced the idea of a sun-centered universe. |
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| Built on Copernicus' ideas for 20 years. He also discovered earth orbits the sun in an ovular motion. |
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| What did medicine base on before the Renaissance? |
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| It was based on astrology, superstition, bloodletting, and leeches. It wasn't very scientific and wasn't based on facts. They believed that every disease on earth had a cure on earth. |
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| What did medicine base on after the Renaissance? |
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| It was based on actual anatomy. There was a big growth in knowledge about surgery and anatomy because of the legalization of dissection. |
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| What did Andreas Vesalius do? |
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| He dissected bodies in front of a class to learn about anatomy. |
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| What did Leonardo Da Vinci think about mathematics? |
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| That it was the base to understanding everything. |
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| Who used mathematics in their daily lives? |
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| People like painters, sculptors, engineers, architects, and musicians used math for their arts. |
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| She was a woman with a good classical education. She married a Duke and when he was busy she took over the military. |
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| He wrote a book about the best way to govern. He believed that you should do what was best for the state regardless of whether it was right or wrong or if people agreed. It was and still is controversial |
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| A person that seeks power at all costs |
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| Going against the church's teachings |
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| He was a monk and belonged to the dominican order. He tried to work against the corruption of the church. He led a bonfire of vaninities, burning every possesion that kept people away from god |
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| German monk. He wanted to go by the bible instead of the church. Did not agree with the church selling indulgences. A judge banned his works. He went into hiding |
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| Martin Luther didn't agree with the church so he started a Lutheran church. Which practiced the Protestant beliefs. |
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| The Catholic Counter-Reformation |
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| The catholic church lost many people to protestants. The church looked over their ways and altered it a bit. New religions were made to help convert people to the catholic church. |
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| The Medici family had one in Florence. Humanist gathered to discussed ancient Greek ideas |
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| What happened at Universities? |
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| They taught students. The students would go home and teach what they had learned |
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| What did celebraties like Leonardo Da Vinci do to teach younger artists? |
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| Wherever they traveled, they taught people. Some taught by letter. |
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| He invented the printing press |
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| Why was the printing press important in Renaissance times |
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| More efficient than doing it by hand and cheaper to print on paper than on parchment. Many people were illiterate in the middle, and lower class. Eventually, they were available to the middle and higher class. (written in vernacular languages) |
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| A deeper message within (used in paintings) |
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| Studying the structure of the body |
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| The study of space and its effect on humans daily lives. |
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| Using shadowing and highlighting to give dimension to an art piece. |
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| excluding someone from something that has to do with the Catholic Church. |
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| Any object that keeps people away from god |
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| certificates that reduced the time people would be punished for their sins after their death |
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| change or re-make something |
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| Something written by hand instead of being typed |
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| someone who copies things like documents, or books. |
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| the language that is locally spoken |
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