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1 Recap/ Summary Day 1 on the Renaissance
“Rebirth” of classical art and learning of Greece and Rome SHAREHOLDING COMPANIES Banks + Wool NORTHERN ITALY Ideas+Merchants+Trade=$ FLORENCE Central point of the Italian Renaissance MACHIAVELLI “ends justifies the means” mentality. Wrote “The Prince” THE MEDICI FAMILY Unofficial rulers of Florence

2 Recap/ Summary Day 2 on the Renaissance Excels in all aspects of art
RENAISSANCE MAN Excels in all aspects of art 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

3 Recap/ Summary Day 3 Reformation
The Reformation Movement against the Holy Roman Church, sparked by Martin Luther because of corruption INDULGENCES Paper that forgives SIN With $$$$$ GUTENBERG Creator of printing press First mass produced the GUTENBERG BIBLE MARTIN LUTHER German monk who criticized the Roman Catholic Church MOVABLE TYPE- letters that could be used over and over again JOHN CALVIN SINFUL BY NATURE predetermined 95 THESES statements of belief attacking the church practices PRINTING PRESS Device invented that Mass produces works of literature

4 Recap/ Summary Day 4 on the English Reformation
Movement to reform the Church in England Act of Supremacy- Act that recognized Henry VIII as the “Supreme Head of the Church of England.” Anglican Church Church of England Henry VIII Establishes the Church of England Catherine of Aragon And Mary “Bloody Mary” Catholic ELIZABETH I “Elizabethan Age” Protestant

5 Recap/ Summary Day 5 on Counter /Reformatiom
Counter Reformation Catholic Response to the Reformation Jesuits Three Goals Schooling Conversion Stop the Protestant faith/movement Council of Trent Church has final say on interpretation of Bible

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