Chapter 1 Notes: The Renaissance and Reformation 1300-1650

Miguel Cervante's contribution to the Renaissance

The Renaissance was from 1450 - 1600. It was the time of rebirth. Where it was no longer thinking religiously, people started thinking and looking/giving reasons to why things happen. Science and art became more important for society and many talented

The Renaissance

The Renaissance was a period of time in 1400s where people started to discover things and started to think. This started out in Florence, Italy. One of the people that made inventions in the Renaissance was an Italian, Leonardo Da Vinci. Da Vinci made

Chapter 1 Notes - Toward Civilization (Prehistory-3000 BC)

Questions to think about: -How have geographers, historians, anthropologists, and archaeologists helped us learn about the lives of people at different stages in history? -What breakthrough technologies did Stone Age peoples develop? -What basic

The Sistine Ceiling

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Chapter 4 Notes - Empires of India and China

Hinduism and Buddhism Beliefs of Hinduism -no single founder and no single sacred text (grew out of overlapping beliefs of diverse groups in India) -One of the most complex religions with countless gods and many forms of worship. -share one common

Chapter 1 Notes - Renaissance, Reformation, Scientific Revolution

Section 1: The Renaissance in Italy -The Renaissance began in Italy and spread North to the rest of Europe -Why was Italy the birthplace of the renaissance? 1. Renaissance artists had a renewed interest in the culture of Ancient Rome. Because Italy

Semester 1 Class Notes

EARLY MODERN TIMES 1300-1850 -Between the 1300’s and 1500’s, Europe experienced a period of cultural rebirth known as the Renaissance. -During the same period, the Protestant Reformation and the Scientific Revolution reshaped European civilization.

1. The Medicis - godfathers of the Renaissance 2. Renaissance Italian Sculpture 3. Botticelli's "Birth of Venus" 4. Niccolo Machiavelli 5. Leonardo Da Vinci's notebooks 6. Leonardo Da Vinci's Mona Lisa or Last Supper or Vetruvian Man 7. The Sistine

Chapter 5 Notes - The Enlightenment and Revolution

Chapter 18: Section 1: Philosophy in the Age or Reason Scientific revolution of 1500s and 1600s convinced Europeans of the power of reason. -thinking was, if reason could lead us to find laws that governed physical world, then why not use reason to

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