Section 4:

a. Anabaptists: Viewed baptism as only for adults.

b. Henry VIII: wanted to divorce his wife, started a different type of church.

c. Mary Tudor: Only surviving daughter of Henry VIII.

d. Book of Common Prayer: Guidelines for the rights and ceremonies of the church.

e. Elizabeth I: Took over as Queen after he sister tried to kill her.

f. Catholic Reformation: When Catholics started reforming the church.

g. Coucil of Trent: Determined dotrines of the church.

h. Inquisition: Wanted the end of Church hierearchies.

i. Jesuits: A member of the society of Jesus.

j. St. Teresa of Avila: Reformer who made vows to always follow the most important choice.

Section 5:

a. Nocolaus Copernicus: Scientist considered to be the founder of astronomy.

b. Tycho Brahe: Contribited enormously to astronomy.

c. Johannes Kepler: Discovered 3 laws of universal motion.

d. Galileo Galilei: Astronomer and Physicist who invented many things and believed that the Earth was the center of the universe.

e. Andreas Vaselius: Belgian anatomist who dissected human body.

f. William Harvey: Discovered how blood circulates through the human body.

g. Rene Descartes: Considered by many as the first of the modern school of mathematics