Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) is considered the worlds greatest genius or the ultimate Renaissance man (someone good at everything). He was an Artist, Inventor, and Scientist whose famous works range from the Monalisa, The Last Supper, and the Vitruvian during the Italian Renaissance. Leonardo made an immense contribution to the study of medicine, science, and art with a voice of reason, logic, and science in a world of superstitions.
Contributions to art
He excelled in drawing, painting, and sculpture, the Monalisa and The last super are among his most famous.
Inventor and Scientist
Leonardo's journal was filled with over 13000 pages of how he observed the world and drew pictures and designs of helicopters, war machines, musical instruments, and hang gliders.
He studied the human body and drew muscles, tendons and the human skeleton. He also had detailed pictures o the heart, arm and other organs.
The correct answer is - c: Gilgamesh Epic.
The Gilgamesh Epic represents the Babylonian account of the Flood. This is the most famous Babylonian epic and it dates back to the Sumerians. It is written in Akkadian language somewhere in the late second century BC. The main character is Gilgamesh, who was a Sumerian ruler, who ruled somewhere between 2800 and 2500 BC.
The colony’s wanted to declare independence , and move away from the British rule. The British had taxed and treated the colonists awfully so they rose up, starting the revolutionary war
