Chapter 17-Section 2- The Northern Renaissance

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Chapter 17-Section 2- The Northern Renaissance

Important Stuff from Section 2 Utopia- An ideal place Johann Gutenberg-German craftsman that developed a new printing press Printed a full copy of the Bible Allowed for books to produced cheaply

Important Stuff from Section 2 William Shakespeare-Most famous writer of the Elizabethan Age Born 1592 in England Emphasized the humanity through drama and tragedy Shakespeare’s wrote Macbeth, Hamlet, Othello, Romeo and Juliet, King Lear, A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Important Stuff from Section 2 Changes in Art- Based on classical Greek and Roman styles Realistic style of art Both secular and religious works were created Writers used vernacular languages Praised individual achievements

Important Stuff from Section 2 Changes in Society- Information became inexpensive and available to the public Cheap books = increased literacy Clarified laws = more people understanding their rights Christian humanists changed views on how life should be lived People began to question political and religious practices