ITALY: BIRTHPLACE OF THE RENAISSANCE 1.1 Page 37 Renaissance • Means “Rebirth” • In terms of art and learning • Goal to bring back culture &

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ITALY: BIRTHPLACE OF THE
RENAISSANCE
1.1
Page 37
Renaissance
• Means “Rebirth”
• In terms of art and learning
• Goal to bring back culture & life of classical
Greece and Rome
City States
• Northern Italy grew
• Overseas trade caused by crusades
• Norther Italy Urban, Rest of Europe Rural
• 1300’s bubonic plague struck the cities hard
• Fewer laborers= higher wages
• Business pursued other interests - Art
Merchants
• Did not inherit social rank
• Had to work hard & became extremely
involved in politics
• Late 1200’s Florence came under influence of
a banking family Medici
• 1434 Won control of Florence’s government
• Influenced ruling council by giving them loans
• Passed the dictatorship down to his grandson
Studying History
• Renaissance scholars looked down on the art
of the middle ages
• Wanted to return to the learning of the greeks
and romans
• Grew inspiration from the Ruins of Rome
• Studied old manuscripts
Worldly Values
• Humanism - an intellectual movement that
focused on human potential and achievements
• Secular - Worldly rather than spiritual and
concerned with the here and now
• Enjoy life without offending God & could enjoy
luxuries
• Patrons - financially supporting artists
• Self portraits
Men & Women
• Men who excelled in many fields
• Praised as “Universal Man” or “Renaissance
Men”
• Women expected to know classics & be
charming
• Not to seek fame
• Inspire art but not create it
• Little influence in politics
Artists
• Leonardo da Vinci - Mona Lisa
• Raphael - Madonna & Child
• Donatello - David
• Michelangelo -
Machiavelli
• Wrote The Prince
• Political Guide Book
The Northern Renaissance
1.2
Main Idea
In the 1400’s the ideas of the Italian Renaissance
began to spread to Northern Europe
Northern Renaissance
1450 - population began to grow from bubonic
plague
Cities grew after 100 years war
England & France monarchs sponsor monarchs
French King invades Italy
Italian artists flee North to safety
Writers
Italians bring classical languages & texts to the
North
Use to examine the church
Utopia
An imaginary place where greed corruption &
war have been weeded out.
Elizabethan Age
Renaissance spread to England
Named after Queen Elizabeth I
Shakespeare
Famous writer of the day
Printing
Gutenberg
changed the ways of printing
Made it easier for books to be made
Were made cheaper, faster & more widespread
Legacy of Renaissance
Period of Great Social Change
Changed Arts to model various ideal
Changed society
Spread of word
More books
new maps/discoveries
Laws
Question Religious practices
LUTHER LEADS THE
REFORMATION
1.3
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Causes of Reformation
• Printing spread ideas of secular & individual
• Rulers challenge churches political power
• Merchants in Germany started the movement
Problems with Church
• Leaders were corrupt
• Fought wars & spent on personal pleasures
• Pope Alexander VI admitted to fathering many
children
• Some married, drank, gambled excessively &
could barely read
Martin Luther
• Monk & Teacher
• Took a stance against Johann Tetzel
• Selling indulgence to rebuild St. Peter's
Cathedral
• Wrote 95 Theses
Luther Cont.
• 3 main ideas
• People could win salvation only by faith in God's
gift of forgiveness. The Church taught that faith
and "good works" were needed for salvation
• All church teachings should be clearly based on
the words of the Bible. Both the pope and
Church traditions were false authorities.
• All people with faith were equal. Therefore,
people did not need priests to interpret the bible
for them.
Response
• Popes Threat
• Excommunicate Luther
• Emperor's Opposition
• Holy Roman Emperor summoned Luther to stand
trial
• Princes loyal to pope signed a agreement to join
forces
• Princes loyal to Luther signed a protest & became
known as Protestants
England
• Henry VIII
• Wanted a son
• Wanted to divorce first wife, Pope refused to
annul the marriage
• Henry asks parliament to get rid of churches
power over England
England Cont.
• Henry Secretly marries Anne Boleyn
• Parliament approved Act of Supremacy Breaking ties with the pope
• Anne failed to give a son - Accused of treason &
beheaded
• Henry marries Jane Seymour - She gives a son
but dies
• Henry marries 3 more times
Elizabeth
• Puts England to Protestantism
• Makes England relatively peaceful with religion
THE REFORMATION
CONTINUES
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Calvin
• Published "Institutes of the Christian Religion"
• Expressed ideas about God, salvation, and
human nature
• Said God chooses very few people to save &
people could not earn salvation
• Doctrine was called predestination & religion
based on Calvin "Calvinism
Calvin Cont.
• Ideal Gov. was Theocracy - A government
controlled by religious leaders
Other Reforms
• Anabaptists - people who were baptized as
children should be rebaptized as adults
• Church & state should be separate
• Women - some influence over husbands to
influence reforms
Catholic Reformation
• Helping Catholics remain loyal
• Also called Counter Reformation
Reforming Popes
• Council of Trent
• The Church's interpretation of the Bible was final.
Anyone who said different was a heretic
• Christians needed faith & good works for salvation.
They were not saved by faith alone.
• The Bible and Church tradition were equally powerful
authorities for guiding Christian life
• Indulgences were valid expressions of faith. But the
selling of indulgences was banned
Reforming Popes Cont.
• List of books dangerous to Catholic faith
• Index of Forbidden Books
• Burn over 10,000 books