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Protestant Reformation
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Renaissance
People
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What does "Renaissance" mean?

What is rebirth or reawakening of Europe?

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Who led the Protestant Reformation?
Who is a German monk Martin Luther?
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What was the Protestant Reformation?

The Reformation was a religious movement in the 1500s that aimed to reform the Catholic Church.

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Why did the Renaissance start in Northern Italy?
What is it was a trading center with wealthy families who supported the arts?
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Who was Johann Gutenberg's?
What is the inventor of the printing press?
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Major Goal of CHRISTIAN HUMANISM

Reform the Catholic Church

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What were indulgences?
What are letters a sinner could buy to get salvation?
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What was a result of the Potestant Reformation?

It led to the creation of new Christian churches, called Protestant churches.

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Why was the printing press and important invention of the Renaissance?

What is it helped to spread literacy because more books were available to read?

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Taught about predestination (God chooses who will be saved). His followers spread Calvinism across Europe.

John Calvin

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What is perspective?
What is to show depth by making objects in front larger and objects in the back smaller?
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What were the Ninety Five Theses?

What are Martin Luther's list of complaints against Catholic Church practices?

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Why was the PRINTING PRESS important? 

allowed reformers’ ideas to spread quickly across

Europe. Allowed reformers’ ideas to

spread quickly across

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How did ideas from the Renaissance spread?
What is through scholars traveling and trade?
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Martin Luther, this term became the chief teaching of the Protestant Reformation

Justification by faith

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What is Humanism?
What is studying classic Greek and Roman writings and valueing human individuality?
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Why did the Church sell indulgences?

What is to raise money. This helped build St. Peter's Basilica and other Church buildings?

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why was there POLITICAL SUPPORT for reformation

Many kings and princes supported reform to gain

independence from the Pope’s power.

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What was the Sistine Chapel?
What is the pope's residence in Rome where Michelagelo painted the ceiling?
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Martin Luther, He posted these on the doors of the Castle Church in Wittenberg

Ninety-five Theses

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What does reform mean?

make changes in (something, typically a social, political, or economic institution or practice) in order to improve it.

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How did the Catholic Church punish Martin Luther?
What is excommunicating him?
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Name 2 changes that Martin Luther wanted to see made to the Catholic Church?
What is - services in vernacular (everyday languages) - people could speak to God themselves - read the Bible for themselves - no selling of indulgences (can't buy salvation)
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How did the Crusades influence the Renaissance?
What is- people traveled and traded to theMiddle East - revival of Greek and Roman learning - people questioned their faith - ended feudalism -created wealthy trading cities
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Broke away from the Catholic Church when the Pope refused his request for a divorce.

KING HENRY VIII