Renaissance and 17th Century Historical Events Quiz

In what year did the Ottoman Empire take Constantinople?

What was the most significant outcome of the invention of printing by Gutenberg?

Which event led to the expansion of medical knowledge, specifically understood as the set of known drugs?

Who made very accurate anatomical studies and made the first distinction between premolars and molars?

Which historical event marked the separation of Middle Ages from Renaissance due to the decline of the Roman Empire of the East?

What was one key area in which advances occurred during the historical events leading to a scientific revolution?

During the Renaissance in Spain, what was the requirement for barbers to practice dental extraction?

Who wrote the 'Coloquio breve y compendioso sobre la materia de la dentadura y maravillosa obra de la boca' in the 16th century?

What was a significant impact of the Scientific Revolution on medical practice?

Who is known for the studies of comparative anatomy during the 17th century and the scientific revolution?

In dentistry during the 17th century and the scientific revolution, who started to perform dental extraction as specialists?

What did Van Leeuwenhoek contribute to during the 17th century and the scientific revolution?

What concept emerged during the Scientific Revolution, replacing the Greek view that had dominated science for almost 2,000 years?

What did Marcello Malpighi study during the 17th century and the scientific revolution?

What was stated about oral diseases by Francisco Martínez de Castillo in the 'Coloquio breve y compendioso sobre la materia de la dentadura y maravillosa obra de la boca'?

What was required for barbers to practice dental extraction during the Renaissance in Spain?

Who was the successor to Andreas Vesalius as professor of anatomy and surgeon at the University of Padua?

Which anatomist provided a more detailed description of the dental follicle and showed that permanent dentition develops independently of primary/deciduous teeth?

Who wrote the first book dedicated to dental anatomy and histology?

Who was known for stabilizing maxillary fractures with gold wire ligatures and reimplanting teeth fallen by an accident by clamping with wires?

Who discovered the dental follicles and refuted the idea that primary teeth are formed from the milk that the child ingests?

Which anatomist agreed that teeth grew throughout life but stated that teeth were not bones?

Who disagreed with the idea that teeth were bones, as proposed by Galen?

Which anatomist described the trigeminal, auditory, and glossopharyngeal nerves in relation to teeth?

Who is credited with providing a complete description of the pulmonary circulation and correcting some omissions and errors of Andreas Vesalius?