1. Recap/ Summary Day 2 on the Renaissance
RENAISSANCE MAN
Central point of the
Italian Renaissance
LEONARDO DI VINCI
Renaissance Man
Mona Lisa
MICHELANGELO
Renaissance Man
Sistine Chapel
THE RENAISSANCE
“Rebirth” of classical art and
learning of Greece and Rome
REALISM
Art that looks
like real life
HUMANISM
Secular Art
More Human
PETRARCH
Father of Humanism

2. THE REFORMATION

3. Religion in Europe before the Reformation

4. Information Prior to Printing press
Books were produced
by hand
They were written on surfaces of clay, papyrus, wax, and parchment.

5. Johannes Gutenberg he invented the PRINTING PRESS in
1456 (15th century)
the printing press used MOVABLE TYPE - letters that could be used over and over again
he first printed the Bible –
GUTENBERG BIBLE

6. Protestant Reformation
The movement against the Holy Roman Church, sparked by Martin Luther because of corruption
A religious movement of the 16th century that began as an attempt to reform the Roman Catholic Church and resulted in the creation of Protestant churches

7. Martin Luther
A German monk who criticized the Roman Catholic Church. In 1517, he wrote the 95 THESES, or statements of belief attacking the church practices.
INDULGENCE, a system in the Roman Catholic Church that granted full or partial remission of the punishment of sin.

8. 16th Century Europe: The Reformation

9. John Calvin
Calvin developed a theology that argued that humanity was SINFUL BY NATURE and that God predetermined which people would achieve SALVATION at the beginning of
time.
Calvin argued that the “elect” (people chosen by God for Heaven) should
come together a form a UTOPIAN
community free of sin.

10. Stand Up Stretch

11. Question/ Summaries
Take this time to interact with your notes and ask questions about
what you have learned today.
Next, write a summary that connects The Reformation with the
previous unit and how They correlate with the city of The printing Press, Martin Luther, Indulgences, and John Calvin.