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This document provides a timeline of important historical figures from 1451 to 1728, including Christopher Columbus, Galileo Galilei, Martin Luther, William Shakespeare, and Captain Cook. It summarizes their key biographical details and their impacts, such as Columbus discovering America in 1492, Luther distributing the Bible to the public and weakening the Catholic Church's power, and Cook discovering countries like New Zealand and Australia while finding a way to prevent scurvy. The timeline highlights the accomplishments and influences of these significant individuals from the 15th to 18th centuries.
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The document provides a timeline and summaries of important figures from the Renaissance period between 1398-1642. It describes how Christopher Columbus discovered America, Nicolas Copernicus discovered the Earth orbits the Sun using a telescope, Galileo improved the telescope and spread Copernicus' ideas, Leonardo Da Vinci sketched early designs of flying machines, and Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press using movable type. Many of these figures had significant impacts, advancing science, religion, literature, and making information more widely accessible.
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Dante Alighieri wrote the poem Inferno which described hell and heaven and influenced the Catholic Church's use of these concepts to wield moral, economic, and political power over people. Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press in 1440, allowing mass production of books and spreading knowledge more widely. Galileo Galilei used a telescope in the early 1600s to observe that the Earth orbits the Sun, challenging existing views of the universe.
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Dante Alighieri wrote the famous poem Inferno which described hell and heaven and influenced the Catholic Church's use of these concepts to wield moral, economic, and political power over people. Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press, allowing mass production of books and spreading knowledge more widely. Christopher Columbus discovered America, bringing back new crops and launching the Age of Discovery. Galileo Galilei used the telescope to observe that the Earth orbits the Sun, changing views of the universe.
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Dante Alighieri was an Italian poet born in 1265 who wrote the epic poem Divine Comedy, which described a journey through the nine circles of hell. The poem helped establish the Tuscan language and influenced many people's belief in Catholicism during the Renaissance due to its vivid depiction of hell. Joan of Arc was a French military leader who helped defeat the English but was later tried for heresy and burned at the stake, providing historians insight into inquisition trials. Christopher Columbus' voyages across the Atlantic in the late 15th century led to conflict as European settlers encountered native Americans and began colonizing the Americas.
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The document provides a timeline and summaries of important figures from the Renaissance period between 1398-1642. It describes how Christopher Columbus discovered America, Nicolas Copernicus discovered the Earth orbits the Sun using a telescope, and Galileo Galilei improved the telescope and spread Copernicus' ideas. It also discusses Leonardo Da Vinci's early sketches of flying machines, Henry VIII breaking from the Catholic church and forming a new religion, Martin Luther sparking the Protestant reformation by nailing his 95 theses, Michelangelo influencing Renaissance art, John Calvin writing an influential theological book, William Shakespeare writing famous plays, and Johannes Gutenberg inventing the printing press.
Renaissance time line
This document summarizes key figures and developments during the Renaissance period from 1451-1642. It describes Christopher Columbus discovering the Americas, Nicolas Copernicus discovering the Earth orbits the sun, Galileo improving the telescope and supporting Copernicus, Leonardo Da Vinci sketching early concepts of airplanes, and William Shakespeare establishing lasting impact through his plays and poems. It also discusses Martin Luther starting the Protestant reformation, John Calvin influencing Protestant theology, and Thomas More serving as an important advisor to King Henry VIII of England. Overall, the document highlights several important scientific, religious, and artistic changes during the Renaissance that still influence society today.
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Dante Alighieri wrote the famous poem Inferno which described hell and heaven and influenced the Catholic Church's use of fear of hell to gain power. Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press, making books cheaper and more accessible. Christopher Columbus discovered America, bringing back new crops and inspiring other explorations. Galileo used the telescope to discover that the Earth orbits the sun, changing views of the universe. Martin Luther initiated the Protestant Reformation by nailing his 95 theses criticizing the Catholic Church.
Renaissance time line
The document provides a timeline of key figures from the Renaissance period between 1398-1642. It summarizes the accomplishments and impacts of prominent explorers, scientists, artists, and religious leaders including Christopher Columbus, Nicolas Copernicus, Galileo Galilei, Leonardo Da Vinci, Henry VIII, Martin Luther, Michelangelo, John Calvin, William Shakespeare, and Johannes Gutenberg. Many of their discoveries and inventions formed the basis of modern astronomy, physics, flying machines, Protestantism, literature, and printing that still influence our lives today.
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The document provides a timeline of key inventions and developments during the Renaissance period, summarized as follows:
1) The first mechanical clock was created in the 1300s, allowing for more accurate time measurement than previous methods. The printing press, invented by Johannes Gutenberg, enabled mass book production for the first time.
2) Leonardo Da Vinci designed the first tank to break enemy lines in combat. Galileo Galilei's observations of Venus supported the Copernican model of a sun-centered solar system.
3) Other important figures were Martin Luther, whose 95 Theses criticized the Catholic Church and led to the Protestant Reformation, and William Shakespeare, whose plays and poems still influence literature today.
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Dante Alighieri was an Italian poet and politician who wrote the epic poem Inferno, which described the nine circles of Hell. His work gave people insight into what Hell may have been like and influenced how it was perceived during the Renaissance. The poem also pushed people to convert to Christianity to redeem themselves from sins. Dante's work still impacts us today through its descriptions of Hell and its role in shaping religious and cultural ideas.
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The_Chronological_Life_of_Christ_Part_104_Repentance_and_Restoration
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How to Stop a Divorce and Save Your Marriage: Divorce Spells That Really Work...
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- 2. HRISTOPHER COLUMBUS Born 1451 in Italy-explorer He discovered America in 1492. Columbus's impact was discovering America which is the most powerful continent now generation and I think that is a pretty big impact on our society now.
- 3. NICHOLAS COPERNICUS Born 1473 in Poland Invented the first telescope. Nicholas impacted the world by inventing the telescope. It made Galileo to find out the laws of motion and helped people to study astronomy easier and accurate.
- 4. MARTIN LUTHER Born in 1483 in Germany Martin Luther he was a German monk but, published the 95 theses which criticized the Catholic Church. Martin Luther made the Bible available to the people. He influenced religious thought throughout Europe. Luther also weakened the power of the Church.
- 5. HENRI VIII He was born 1491 in England.-The king of England He made Anglicanism because he wanted to divorce with he's wife but, the pope didn’t allow him. So, he made he's own religion. it's a big impact to the world because he made a new religion for people who wants to divorce but, still believing in Christianity. From that time many people from now days are still believe in Anglicanism
- 6. ELANGELO BUONARROTI Born 1496 in Italy he painting the Sistine Chapel, began in 1508, and was completed in 1512. Michelangelo were famous for sculpting, painting, poetry, and architecture. His paintings were all equally proportioned, with very good perspective. All of his pictures had a 3-D effect to make his figures stand out from the background.
- 7. NICOLO MACHIAVELLI Machiavelli wrote books that were like handbooks for rulers. His most famous book was Il Principe (The Prince) wrote in 1513 which was the way the leader has to act to be successful. Nicolo Machiavelli his books influenced the behaviour of many leaders. Like Holocaust and the genocide happen in Cambodia was used the Idea of Nicolo but, used it in the wrong way . was used the Idea of Nicolo but, used it in the wrong way .
- 8. GERADUS MERCATOR Mercator was born 1518 in Germany. He was the first to use longitude and latitude for sailors. He made the maps of the British Isles and Flanders His many maps and globes increased trade and exploration and people's knowledge of the world.
- 9. MONA LISA Leonardo Davinchi drew the last Mona Lisa in 1530. the model in this painting was the wife of he's friend (Francesco di -Bartolommeo di Zamboni -del Giocondo) which was a silk and cloth trader. This painting has a mysterious smile and natural beauty. Da Vinci drew the first relaxed portraits with misty landscapes in the background. He used warm and passionate colours to create the misty look on the backgrounds. Da Vinci had a different way of painting with mixing colours. Da Vinci did not put eyebrows on his painting because he changes the looks of people in he's painting. He was the first artist that painted the person in the portrait to smile
- 10. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE He was born 1564 in England He was a poet and playwright. From 1594-1608 Shakespeare worked for the London Theatre World. he wrote Hamlet and Romeo and Juliette. Shakespeare had great influence on culture throughout the world. His writing is still studied today. Shakespeare influenced literature and is looked up to for his great works. His plays are still being produced today, and made into movies
- 11. GALILEO GALILEI Born 1564 in Italy was a physicist, mathematician, astronomer, and philosopher. His impact was his theory that the sun is the middle if the universe and the laws of motion. Galileo Galilei changed the way people viewed the universe and the church.
- 12. CAPTAIN COOK Born 1728 in England He discovered New- Zeeland, Australia, Vancouver and Hawaii. Found out a way to prevent scurvy by eating vitamins from fruits and vegetables. He discovered countries that are making a huge impact on the world right now. Then found out the way to prevent scurvy which was the major problem on the old days when they were sailing.
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