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| means rebirth | |
| writer who argued that rulers should pursue only power and success | |
| ability to transform well-know stories into dramatic masterpieces | |
| Polish scientist, viewed today as the founder of Astronomy | |
| showed that temperature and pressure affect the space that a gas occupies | |
| built a “telescope” and began to study the heavens | |
| wrote “The Book of the Courtier, a book of manners | |
| technique that allows artist to show depth on a flat canvas | |
| goal was to strengthen Spain’s hold as Europe’s leading power | |
| artist who used science to make paintings more realistic | |
| believed that a shorter route to Asia could be found by sailing Westward instead of sailing around the tip of Africa | |
| a brilliant mathmatician who used models, observation, and mathematics to test Copernicus’s heliocentric theory | |
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| scholars who based their studies on classical Greek and Roman literature | |
| a priest, and teacher who was strongly committed to his religious beliefs, felt it necessary to challenge certain church practices | |
| led 180 men and 37 horses on an expedition that traveled to what is now Peru | |
| sailed northward to what is now Florida | |
| poet and teacher who believed in learning by studying classical writers | |
| Holy Roman Emperor | |
| artist known for the frescoes on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel | |
| a Portuguese navigator sailing for Spain, proved Balboa was correct. | |
| used his printing press to print copies of the Bible | |
| responsible for Portugal’s interest in exploration | |
| realized the force that holds the planets in their orbits and the force that causes object to fall to Earth are one and the same | |
| . approved the voyage of Christopher Columbus | |
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