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| opened navel school in 15th century |
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| Portuguese Navigator, Discovered route by sailing |
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| Spainish explorer, 1st to visit Pacific Ocean |
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| Founded tip of Africa, named Cape of Good Hope |
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| sent to find outlet to NorthWest by Queen Elizabeth |
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| Portuese sailor, 1st to sail around the world |
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| searched for Fountain of Youth, founded Florida |
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| British East INdia Company |
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| private business w/ special overnment charter |
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| economic system, favored exports over imports |
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| imaginary line dividing land between spainish and portuguese |
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| individuals->part ownership-> buying stocks |
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| sail to new world. believe to have reached Indies |
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| mapmaker used his name for new continent |
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| religious movement -> led to pretestant churches |
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| leader of Protestant reformation in Germany |
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| buying/selling church offices |
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| established (head)Anglican church of England |
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| fleet to attack England ->deafeated |
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| payment to church ->freed sinners |
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| written by Martin Luther. was nailed to church door |
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| French leader of Protestant Reformation |
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| made to suppress heresy, persecution, terror |
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| Queen of England, daughter of Henry VIII |
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| catholic daughter of HenryVIII, married Philup II |
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| calvinists in the new world |
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| Italian astronomer, physicist, mathematician, inventor. improve telescope |
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| opened observatory in Denmark |
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| discovewred how blood works |
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