1. September 25th TURN IN: Nothing
TAKE OUT: SS notebook (for warm up), planner
PICK UP: Renaissance packet
Agenda:
Reformation & Renaissance
Vocab
Learning Objective:
-Intro to Renaissance
-Vocab

2. What are some differences you notice?
WARM UP 9/25/17
What are some differences you notice?
Why do we see this change?
Virgin and Child, 1563
Madonna Enthroned, 1350s

3. Week Calendar Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Renaissance Vocab
Intro to Renaissance & Reformation lecture
HW:
-Vocab significance
-Read & take notes Ch. 13 Section 1-2, pp
DUE Friday
Finish Renaissance & Reformation lecture
Features of Renaissance Art
Renaissance Art analysis
HW: Find & bring in a Renaissance painting/art
Finish Art analysis

4. Vocabulary (in your packet)
Term
Definition
Significance 
(Why is this term important to what we are learning? Context)
Humanism
Secular
Indulgences 

5. Humanism
Da Vinci’s
Vitruvian Man
Focusing on the study and progress of humans and our life/ experience on earth.
Study of humans and exploration of the human experience becomes the major focus. Moving away from medieval focus on the divine and supernatural.

6. Secular NOT Religious no religious or spiritual basis
During the Renaissance people were separating from the Church and creating institutions that were not connected to religion.
Some kings were breaking from the Church.

7. Indulgences
According to some Popes, sinners could pay a fee to the Church and they would be then assured a quicker acceptance into Heaven In the words of Jayke: “Tickets to Heaven”

8. Dishonest actions by people in power, typically involving bribery
Corruption
Dishonest actions by people in power, typically involving bribery

9. Protestant Reformation
The protest movement against the Catholic Church during the Renaissance

10. A religious group that has broken away from the church
Sect
A religious group that has broken away from the church

11. Patron/ Patronage
support that kings, popes and the wealthy have provided to artists such as musicians, painters, and sculptors. Money given to support the arts.

12. Almost looks like a photo
Realism
Almost looks like a photo
representing a person, thing, or situation accurately or in a way that is true to life
Not realistic

13. Image of Christ in a Cathedral
Europe was emerging from its “Dark Age” and art in Europe reflected that change
Decline of Catholic Church power = less control over what art is produced so art became more secular
Increased focus on learning about our world and humanity = everyday people focus in art and humanism
Bacchus and Ariadne, c
By Titian (Tish-an)
Image of Christ in a Cathedral
c. 1000, By unknown artist

14. Image of Christ in a Cathedral
Europe was emerging from its “Dark Age” and art in Europe reflected that change
Trade and contact with the Islamic Empire = advances in science and medicine added to realism in art
Rebirth of Greco-Roman art, architecture and interest
Bacchus and Ariadne, c
By Titian (Tish-an)
Image of Christ in a Cathedral
c. 1000, By unknown artist

15. Corruption & Problems in the Catholic Church
Closed-mindedness: Thinking about the universe or science in new ways was not allowed. Scientific exploration restricted (especially with medicine). Acceptance of other faiths was not tolerated
Pope Boniface VIII
Papacy:
Banned use of cadavers in medicine
Pope’s getting caught up in politics: Starting wars with monarchs, plotting against kings who were too powerful, etc. 
one Pope Pius II wrote an erotic book … this was in the 1400s however

16. Corruption & Problems in the Catholic Church
In order to get more money, some pope’s started selling indulgences: ticket to heaven; forgive sinful behavior (put simply)
Using power to support unsavory behavior... Popes and other catholic leaders would
over drink, over eat
had multiple mistresses…
“non-Christian” behavior angered followers 
Although early protestors were executed by The Church, all these events still led up to the Protestant Reformation
Pope Alexander VI (Rodrigo de Borja)
one Pope Pius II wrote an erotic book … this was in the 1400s however

17. Martin Luther is NOT Martin Luther King Jr.!!!!!
Protested indulgences.
Not in the Bible
Pope doesn’t decide who goes to Heaven, God does
Christians “are saved” through faith: not money.
Indulgences as salvation would mean that poor people couldn’t get into Heaven
Wrote 95 Theses against The Church. These were posted on a church door, printed, and distributed for all of Europe to read
Luther was excommunicated, declared an outlaw, and hailed as a hero.
Martin Luther: 1517
Martin Luther is NOT Martin Luther King Jr.!!!!!
Martin Luther King Jr

18. Martin Luther the Humanist
He believed That EVERYONE should have access to the Church: Not just Popes and priests. This meant that he believed…
Ordinary people should be able to read the Bible, so it was translated into German (the common vernacular & Luther’s language)
Every town should have a school so kids could learn how to read the Bible
Church services should be simple, so everyone can understand and take part in them
No more indulgences, confession, prayers to saints. Church should be about improving THIS life, not worrying about the next.
LARGE POINT OF DIFFERNCE 
Protestants: you can access God and heaven personally and do not need the institution of the Church = Humanistic
Catholics: You need the Church and religious leaders to help you access God and Heaven
Printing Press: making information and knowledge accessible to the masses = literacy increase