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DaVinci was a painter, inventor, scientist, Architect, etc
Pope Paul III headed the counter reformation
Chaucer wrote in the English that is the ancestor of the English Language we use today
Greeks and Romans were studied by humanists during the Renaissance
Patrons supported artisits
Michelangelo Painted the Sistine Chapel
Francisco Petrarch Father of Renaissance Humanism
Why were Italian city-states wealthy? Trade helped by geography, crusades, and Mongol empire (Silk Road), artisans were able to work with the raw materials and sell them, Italian merchants (see book and notes)
Indulgences were pardon’s that were sold by Priests to raise money for the church
Desiderius Erasmus Translated the Bible into the venacular
William Shakespeare Considered greatest English writer
Causes of the reformation humanism, bible printed into common language, church was focused on money (indulgences) , church was political and corrupt, new ideas (like those form Martin Luther) were spread (notes and book)
The Reasons the Renaissance began in Italy Had been center of Roman Empire, became wealthy so people could pay artists, competition between city states made wealthy nobles hire artists to make their city better. (see book and notes)
Who did Calvinists believe should run the church the congregation
Calvinists believed in predestination. This made them different from the Lutherans
Jesuits fought heresy and worked for the Pope
Renaissance art shows people as they would have appeared, tried to show feelings, used perspective, used softer edges created by shadows (see book and notes)
Printing press an invention that helped spread ideas
Rafael painted the School of Athens
Florence and Venice Two Wealthiest City states
Johannes Gutenberg Invented the printing press
Dante Alighieri Wrote the Divine Comedy
Secular focused on this world.
Reformation movement known as protestantism, focused on Bible vs Church, lead to different sects, individuals were more involved in the church (see notes, book, and venn diagram)
Counter- Refomation A fight against Protestantism, lead to Cahtolic Church changes such as: schools and guidelines for priests and bishops, set up Jesuits to spread ideas and fight heresy (see notes, book, and venn diagram)
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