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Renaissance

"rebirth"

3 pillars

individualism (your achievements matter) secularism (focus on this world- not the next)


humanism (appreciation for mankind)

Petrarch

the father of humanism- wrote biographies about Romans

Donatello

created statue of David

art in the renaissance

uses light, angle, realistic, perspective

Machiavelli

wrote the Prince, advice on how to save Italy given to Medici family "ends justify the means"

Guttenberg

made the printing press (Bible was the first book he produced)

Northern Renaissance

more critical, have kings so dont foster individualism, comes off as a protest at first, lot of literature

Reformation

1517-1648; people became worldly

Martin Luther

posts the 95 Theses, challenges indulgences and the church, answers in scripture

Golden Bull

7 major states in Holy Roman Empire

Frederick the Wise

helped Luther, stands up to Pope, gains independence

Peace of Augsburg

the leaders of the nation decides what religion it will be (either Lutheran or Catholic)

Jean Calvin

blue laws, predestination (God already chose who's going to heaven), creates Calvinism

Hugenots

french calvinists

Puritans

english/scottish calvinists

Henry VIII (8th)

creates the anglican church for political reasons

Elizabeth 1

permantly makes england anglican, creates english navy, never has kids

Henry IV of Narrave

Bourbon, politique, converted to catholicism for France "Paris is worth a mass"

Edict of Nantes

religious tolerance in France

30 years war

Fernidad Hapsburg (catholic) and spain (catholic) vs protestants (france, sweden, denmark); Hapsburgs are weakened, church breaks up, national independence, Holhenzolern becomes powerful

Treaty of westphalia

ends 30 years war, reinstates borders of countries, reinstates peace of augsburg and adds calvinists

Hohenzoliern

protestant, Northern part of Holy Roman Empire, Frederick 1 becomes Holy Roman Emperor after the Hapsburgs lose

Leonardo Da Vinci

ultimate renaissance man, painted the Mona Lisa