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History of the Ancient and Medieval World Walsingham Academy Mrs. McArthur Room 111 Walsingham Academy Mrs. McArthur Room 111 The Reformation

The King Orders a Saltcellar (Primary Source Activity) The Salieri (Saltcellar) of Francis I by Benvenuto Cellini , gold and enamel with ebony base, 26 x 33,5 cm Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna

Assignment 1 Re-read text, pp , Upheaval in the Church Read text, pp Identify all blue terms and answer Checkpoint question, 424 Map: Renaissance Europe, 1600 (due 4/27) Don’t Forget Extra-Credit Opportunities 1.Erasmus Duck Explanation, due 4/24 2.Book Club: The Second Mrs. Giaconda, 4/28 or 4/30 per sign up 3.Elizabethan Dancing: 4/22 or 4/29 per sign up

The Renaissance The Reformation ?

Beginnings in Late Middle Ages Divisions within the Church –Babylonian Captivity –How to deal with Corruption Heresy: Muted Calls for Reform –John Wycliffe and Jan Hus The Bible not the Church is the source of all Christian truth. effects of plague, scandal and spiritual crisis

Northern Renaissance Speaking out against the Church’s extravagance and creative financing (e.g. gross misuse of indulgences.) Using ancient learning to effect moral and religious reform. 2 Protesters: 2 Approaches Erasmus Luther Disillusionment and Anger Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam 1466/

Assignment 2 Read text, pp Identify all blue terms and answer Checkpoint question, pp. 426 Complete Analyzing Art, pp. 424 Answer question: Chart Skills, pp 426 Martin Luther A Monk Rebels 1.What kind of language does Luther use to make his points? 2.What was his purpose?

Extra-Credit: due 4/24 In your own words, briefly explain the aphorism (a brief formulation of truth): Erasmus laid the egg that Luther hatched.

Assignment 3 Read text, pp. 427 Identify all blue terms and answer Checkpoint question, 427 Auto-Test John Calvin

Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death! Identify some prominent dissenter movements in our own history. How have these movements impacted our nation’s history? Do you agree with the video’s view that the dissenter plays an important and positive role in improving society? Justify your position. The Dissenter in American History

Using your homework, copy and fill in the missing elements of this graphic organizer emphasizing the main ideas of Section 3.

Assignment 4 Read text (incl. biography,) pp Identify all blue terms and answer biography and 2 Checkpoint questions. Elizabeth I I have no desire to make windows into men's souls.

Assignment 5 Read text, pp Identify all blue terms and answer and 2 Checkpoint questions. Complete Map Assignment Auto-Test St. Ignatius of Loyola

Europe: late 16 th Century

Reformation Ideas Spread A tale of 3 countries England Break with Rome The Elizabethan Settlement France Civil War Edict of Nantes (1598) Holy Roman Empire The Thirty Years’ War The Peace of Westphalia (1648) St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre: 1572