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Jan 27 Test History

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Dante Writer, poet, The Divine Comedy
Chaucer writer, short stories, Canteberry Tales
Petrarch scholoar, poet and writer, Father of Humanism and encouraged saving ancient writings
Shakespeare writer, plays, Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, A Mid-Summer Nights Dream
Machiavell A diplomat in Florence who wrote "The Prince"
Johannes Gutenbery Inventor, (Printing Press
Leonardo da Vinci Artist and Inventor, Drawing Painting and Sculpture (Mona Lisa and The Last Supper)
Michelangelo Artist, Sculpture and painting (Painted the Sistene Chapel)
Medici Family Florence's richest family (Bankers)
Marco Polo A merchant from Venice who wrote a book about China
John Wycliffe One of the strongest voices against the Catholic Church (Title: Morning Star of the Reformation)
John Huss Condemned for hersey
Martin Luther Wrote the Ninety Five Theses. Believed that only faith, not good works, brought salvation
Desuderius Erasmus First Leader of Christian Humanism
John Calvin Believed that faith is more important than works
Henry VIII of England Most famous King in the history of England. He was stubborn, impatient and cruel: Established the Anglican Church
Mary I Attempted to restore the Catholic Religion to England
Elizabeth I Restored the Anglican Church and went on the be one of the greatest rulers in English History
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