Announcements:

1: Check your grades!, only *FIVE*

minutes for the bell ringer.

You need:

1: Spiral/blank sheet of paper

Bell Ringer: November 27(28), 20171. Pick up a copy of the “Bell

Ringer: Renaissance”

2. In the summary space, explain the intellectual, religious, political, economic, and artistic changes that resulted from the Renaissance.

Announcements:

1: Check your grades!, only *FIVE*

minutes for the bell ringer.

You need:

1: Spiral/blank sheet of paper,

Bell Ringer: November 27(28), 20171. Intellectual: Humanism, vernacular,

Heliocentric model of the universe

2. Religious: loss of faith = loss of power

3. Political: powerful nation-states develop

4. Economic: wealthy merchant class develops

5. Artistic: realism, perspective, individualism

Housekeeping

•Pass back papers •Monday/Tuesday: TOP TEN GRADES FOR EACH CLASS- CANDY •Monday/Tuesday: Failing-to-not failing: CANDY • Take this time to set up your Cornell notes, turn in homework, and grab your clickers

Announcements/Materials

Announcements

• Check your grades!

• Bell Ringers now only get FIVE minutes

Materials

• Spiral/paper

Lesson Objective

•Analyze theintellectual, religious, political, economic, and artistic impact of the Reformation on Europe.

1. What are we learning?

• Rewrite the LO into a question. • How would

• How will

• How might

• Why would

• Why will

• Why might

Word Wall Vocabulary:

• Indulgence: forgiveness- a sinner doesn’t have to perform the penalty that a priest gives for a sin

•Reformation: split in the church into Catholic and Protestant branches

•Protestant: a branch of Christianity that developed as a result of the Reformation

•Sin: an action that goes against God

• Inquisition: a special court to determine if a person was a heretic, or a sinner

Reformation Impact: Political

• Europe becomes politically fragmented along religious lines and nations align themselves as either Catholic or Protestant

• Henry VIII establishes a Protestant nation in England with the king as head of the Anglican Church

• Puritan revolt against the Anglican Church leads to civil war in England

• The state began to supersede the powers of the clergy

Reformation Impact: Intellectual

• Lutheranism expanded educational opportunities for both men and women

• Invention of the printing press spreads religious ideas to different parts of Europe

• Rising sense of individualism as people sought to create a better life for themselves

Reformation Impact: Artistic

• Protestant ideas shown in the artwork

• Protestant emphasis on the individual’s personal relationship with God was reflected

• Iconic images of Christ and scenes from the Passion became less frequent

Reformation Impact: Economic

• Growth of economic power for the middle class

• New economic model of capitalism began to take shape

Reformation Impact: Religious

• Unity in Europe as a Christian society was shattered

• Catholic Counter-Reformation is a response to the Protestant Reformation

• Vernacular translations of scriptures allowed ordinary people to read the Bible

Reformation Impact: Religious

• Protestantism emphasized the role of the individual, which meant Protestants didn’t need priests

• Persecution of perceived heretics

• Use of the Inquisition courts in Catholic Spain

• Books perceived to be heretical were placed in the Index of Prohibited Books and banned.

• Overall decline in the authority of the Catholic Church

Fun Fact:

•During the Spanish Inquisition, torture was common

•One torture device was called the head crusher

Independent Practice: Mock Trial

•Please refer to the “Mock Trial” packet for further instructions

WE

EARNED

CELL

PHONE

TIME!