People of Chapter 11 Flashcards

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Desiderus Erasmus

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A dutch scholar who used satire to criticize church leaders and ritulals

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Francois Rabelais

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a French humanist who used humor and exaggeration to criticize traditions in religion; wrote the book Gargantua and Pantagruel

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Filippo Brunelleschi

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Discovered the rules of linear perspective and built a dome

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Leonardo daVinci

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A very versatile person who dissected bodies and painted the Mona Lisa - introduced sfumato

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Michelangelo Buaonarroti

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a famous sculpture who painted the ceiling of the sistine chaple

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Francesco Petrarch

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Founder of humanism and brought ideas of pagan and classical culture together

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William Shakespear

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famous writer and poet who helped developed the English language

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Miguel de Cervantes

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Spanish author who wrote Don Quixote about a nobleman who wants to become a knight - used picarsque and elements of perspective.

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Nicolaus Copernicus

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Polish astronomer that spent years studying the movements of the sun, moon, and planets and believed the heliocentric theory

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Johannes Kepler

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German Astronomer who used mathematics to prove that Earth revolves around the sun

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Galileo Galilei

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Italian mathematician who supported the heliocentric theory and disproved Aristotle that all objects fall at the same speed.

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Sir Frances Bacon

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English philosopher who believed that scientists should rely on their own experiments to draw conclusions — also developed inductive reasoning

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Rene Descartes

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French philosopher who thought we should question everything except the things that are beyond doubt

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John Locke

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English philosopher who believe that people have the ability to control their own lives; believed in natural rights

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Baron de Montequieu

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Divided power among three branches of government (separation of powers)

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Jean-Jacque Rousseau

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a French philosopher who wrote about social contract

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Sir Thomas More

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An English scholar who wrote the book “Utopia”

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Guttenberg

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Invented the movable type of printing press

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Adam Smith

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Scottish writer who studied the economy and criticized mercantilism

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voltaire

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Saw the destruction caused by religious wars and wanted people to tolerate different religions

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Mary wollstonecraft

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Introduced feminism and wrote a book showing that women should have equal rights

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Dante Alighieri

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wrote a poem about a journey through heaven and hell and was born in the middle ages

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Nicocolo Machiavelli

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wrote the Prince in the vernacular that showed that its more important to be a feared leader than a loved one.