chapter 19: the renaissance and reformation. by the late 1300s the black death’s horrors had...

7

Chapter 19: The Renaissance and Reformation

Upload: nathaniel-barnett

Post on 27-Dec-2015

218 views

Category:

Documents

4 download

Report

Download

Embed Size (px):

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Chapter 19: The Renaissance and Reformation. By the late 1300s the Black Death’s horrors had passed. European’s could worry less about dying and concentrate

Chapter 19: The Renaissance and Reformation

Page 2: Chapter 19: The Renaissance and Reformation. By the late 1300s the Black Death’s horrors had passed. European’s could worry less about dying and concentrate

By the late 1300s the Black Death’s horrors had passed. European’s could worry less

about dying and concentrate more on living. They wanted to enjoy some of life’s

pleasures---art, literature, and learning. Increased trade with faraway lands would help

spark new interest in these activities.

Page 3: Chapter 19: The Renaissance and Reformation. By the late 1300s the Black Death’s horrors had passed. European’s could worry less about dying and concentrate

Booklet AssignmentInstructions

• Create an informational booklet covering Chapter 19• Follow instructions daily to complete booklet• Pages will have due dates, if you do not finish in class, it

becomes homework• Include Color on all Pictures• Completely explain the terms and people should include

the importance, not just the definition• Follow explicit instructions to receive all points• There will be 2 grades for this assignment

– Monday: Pages 1-5– Tuesday: Full Booklet

Page 4: Chapter 19: The Renaissance and Reformation. By the late 1300s the Black Death’s horrors had passed. European’s could worry less about dying and concentrate

Title Page

1. Chapter and Title of Chapter

2. Chapter related Cover picture and explanation

3. Author’s Name-By: Michelle Dennis

Page 5: Chapter 19: The Renaissance and Reformation. By the late 1300s the Black Death’s horrors had passed. European’s could worry less about dying and concentrate

Page 1Inside

Table of Contents

• Causes/Results Chart………………….2• 19-1 Terms and People………………..2• Trading Cities Map……………………..3• 19-1 Summary…………………………..3• Venn Diagram…………………………..4• 19-2 Terms and People……………….4• Timeline………………………………….5• 19-2 Summary…………………………..5• Section 1-2 Quiz………………………...6

The Italian Renaissance

Page 2Inside

Causes Results

1. Marco Polo

2. Renaissance

3. Humanism

4. Dante Alighieri

5. Niccolo Machiavelli

6. Michelangelo

7. Leonardo da Vinci

Page 6: Chapter 19: The Renaissance and Reformation. By the late 1300s the Black Death’s horrors had passed. European’s could worry less about dying and concentrate

Page 3Inside

The Italian Renaissance and Beyond

Page 4Inside

The Italian Renaissance Summary

1. Petrarch

2. Johann Gutenberg

3. Christian Humanism

4. Desiderius Erasmus

5. Albrecht Durer

6. Miguel de Cervantes

7. William Shakespeare

Page 7: Chapter 19: The Renaissance and Reformation. By the late 1300s the Black Death’s horrors had passed. European’s could worry less about dying and concentrate

Page 5Inside

Printing in Europe Timeline

-------------l--------------(Copy Timeline on page 566 and answer

“Reading the Timelines question”)

Section 1-2 Quiz

Page 6Inside

The Italian Renaissance and Beyond Summary

(EESC) contribution to the European · PDF fileThe European’s Economic and Social Committee (EESC) contribution to the European debate

Mongol Conquests and Empire 1200s - 1300s Mongol Conquests and Empire 1200s - 1300s

Rome Falls and new Kingdoms emerge: France, Spain, England, Germany 1000 1300s CE

Liberty at Death’s Door

Nixon, June Christ Jesus Lay in Death’s Strong Bands

The Perfect Storm: The 1300s

ARCHITECTURE. Medieval Solid thick- walled Castles Tall, delicate cathedrals with spires pointing toward heaven 1300s

Mali a country surviving in the Sahel. Mali was a powerful African kingdom during the 1300s

American Art Post 1300s

A (UK) European’s perspective on sustainable construction Miles Keeping Oxford Centre for Real Estate Management, School of Architecture Oxford Brookes

LE ISO物性値一覧 PA non-reinforced 1300S 1402S 1402SHLE ASTM物性値一覧 PA non-reinforced 1300S 1402S 1402SH test method units DRY WET

LNG SHIP BUNKERING FROM IDEA TO OPERATIONS. Knut Førland...European’s leading ship design houses Photo courtesy: Liquiline Photo courtesy: Liquiline 4 Ownership structure • Established

Why Europe? Industrial Revolution is at it’s peak; modernization led to sense that European’s were at the peak of world civilizations. Europe had 25%

Mortality and Meals: The Black Death’s Impact on Diet in

At Death’s Doors

2018 Wisconsin Border Ride To “Death’s Door” and Backborderrides.com/2018/s/maps.pdf · 2018 Wisconsin Border Ride To “Death’s Door” and Back ... Buena Vista Park, stop

Chasing Death’s Memory: Representational Space in

A Checklist for Mortals: Preparing for Death’s Arrival

Death’s Acre Inside the Body Farm By Dr. Bill Bass and John Jefferson

Uncle Sam: One of the “Boys?” European’s Colonize Southeast Asia Motives for imperialism in Southeast Asia: Raw Materials New Markets Christian Converts

As we have learned in this chapter, Aboriginal peoples have been in North America since the earliest of times. Before the European’s arrival in North

The Renaissance 1300s-1600s The transition from medieval times to the early modern world

By Zeki Hirsch. THE EVOLUTION OF THE DEATH’S HEAD

The Atlantic World Chapter Four 1300s-1800s

Renaissance. The Renaissance “Rebirth” 14 th – 17 th century (1300s – 1600s) Began in Italy in the mid-1300s; spread throughout Europe Reached its height

EUROPEAN’S ‘RIGHT OF DISCOVERY’ TO THE AMERICAN …

Empires of the 1300s By Jared Fenton and Allison Langer

The Renaissance and Humanism Europe, 1100s-1300s

European’s Natural Fiber past balance/future outlook past balance/future outlook Technical & international balance under historical reading. Current

Chapter 27 Feudalism and Japanese Reunification Ming vs. Qing China Ming Dynasty Ming Dynasty 1300s-1600s 1300s-1600s Support Chinese culture / replace

30,000 American’s; 3,000 Canadian’s; and over 20,000 European’s have this disease. 1 in every 20 Americans carry the abnormal CF gene approximately 2,500

This explains why I get upset about all the death’s

Recreating Death’s Half Acre: Forensic Science and Tech Farm Dr. David K. Mills Louisiana Tech University

CHRISTMAS in America. The History of Christmas Christmas was celebrated all over Europe as early as the 1300s

Mongol Empire (1200-1300s)