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Whos Who Alex Anderson Travis Binder

Michelangelo Buonarroti -Famous sculptor -Made statue of David -Painted walls in Sistine Chaple with artwork

Lorenzo de Medici Helped finance buildings in Florence Lorenzo the Great

Desiderius Erasmus Leading Christian humanist Wanted to get rid of most rituals Went for simpler Christian values in Erasmus

William Shakespeare Wrote famous plays Very smart and appealed to all people Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet and Henry V

Martin Luther Started Protestant Reformation Called Catholic Church corrupt; believed should only follow the Bible Ideas started Lutheran Church

John Calvin Started idea of predestination that everything is planed out Calvinist very strict Gave followers sense of mission

Queen Mary I Replaced King Edward Turned England back to Catholic Burned many protestants; named bloody Mary

Leonardo da Vinci Inventor Painter Sculptor

Raphael Italian painter Architect of the High Renaissance The dispute The school of Athens The Transfiguration

Donato Bramante Italian Architect Designed the Tempietto and the San Pietro

Elizabeth 1 st Fist queen of England Aka “virgin queen” Daughter of Henry VIII

Johannes Gutenberg Invented the printing press This printing press was different because it was made of metal.

Niccolo Machiavelli Politician Wrote The Prince

Teresa of Avila Reformer Converted many Jews in Spain to Christianity

Sir Thomas More Lawyer Scholar Author Statesmen

Henry VIII Separated the Church of England from the Roman Catholic Church

Jan van Eyck Court Painter Diplomat in Burges Greatest artist in early Netherlands school

Galileo Galilei Italian scientist Invented the laws of physics.

Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomer First to formulate a comprehensive heliocentric cosmology Said that the sun was the center of the universe not the earth