9.7 Test Review

John Locke

Niccolo Machiavelli

Adam Smith

Ignatius Loyola

Rulers

Monks

Merchants

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Protestant Reformation and Catholic Counter Reformation

1. Golden Age of Athens and Peloponnesian War

1. Renaissance and Scientific Revolution

1. The First and Second Crusades

1. Observation

1. Examining the anatomy of other animals

1. The teachings of Martin Luther

1. Studying biblical sources

1. The Ottoman takeover of Constantinople

1. The Protestant Reformation

1. Classical Greek and Roman writing

1. Trade between Asia and Europe

1. Literacy rates increased

1. Scientific discoveries were less likely to be widely known

1. Interest in the Americas declined

1. The Middle Ages

Paper

1. Printing Press

1. Ink

1. Computer

1. Modern day technology is based on innovations from the past

1. Western Europeans were the first to develop printing technology

1. Most innovation in the past took place in the Middle East

1. Innovation in communication technology ended in the 1980s

Socrates

Ptolemy

Dante

Galileo

Protestant Reformation

 Founding of Hinduism

Fall of the Roman Empire

Scientific Revolution