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1 Renaissance Chapter 17

2 Renaissance Means “rebirth” Black death and peasant revolt

3 Geography Rivers resulting in trade City-States

4 Humanism Individual and human society are important
Studied literature and art

5 Johannes Gutenberg Printing press in 1450s
Print and type books quickly Gutenberg’s Bible 40,000 books were published How does this change religion???

6 Other Important Humanists
Leonardo Da Vinci – dissected corpses, learned anatomy, inventor and engineer, The Last Supper, Mona Lisa Michaelangelo – artist, La Pieta, Statue of David William Shakespeare – playwright, Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet

7 The Reformation Begins
Access to Bibles Desiderios Erasmus Bibles in colloquial writing (everyday language) Martin Luther Indulgences – Pope sold for St. Peter’s Basillica 95 Theses Revolts!

8 Another Protestant John Calvin Follower of Martin Luther
Predestination

9 Catholics and Protestants
Catholics were not pleased Spanish Inquisition Henry VIII – disagreed with church when would not annul marriage Excommunicated Created new Church of England Anglican Church

10 Bloody Mary Queen Mary I wanted Cathlolic church
Mary burned 300 protestants at the stake “Bloody Mary” Ruled for five years

11 Queen Elizabeth I Restored Anglican church Tolerated Puritans
King James I – was not tolerant, resulting in Pilgrims and Puritans coming to the Americas

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