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Renaissance Renaissance Standard: 5.3.5 • Understand how the Renaissance, Reformation, Scientific Revolution, and the Enlightenment created change in European society Renaissance means “Rebirth” of Renaissance means “Rebirth” of knowledge, and learning. knowledge, and learning.

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RenaissanceRenaissance

Standard: 5.3.5 • Understand how the Renaissance, Reformation, Scientific Revolution, and the

Enlightenment created change in European society

Renaissance means “Rebirth” of Renaissance means “Rebirth” of knowledge, and learning.knowledge, and learning.

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ResourcesResources

Chapter 13 Questions Chapter 13 Questions with resources Poster Rubric Martin Luther reading Macbeth readingMacbeth reading 95 Thesis95 Thesis Does the earth move?Does the earth move?

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ObjectivesObjectives

Know what Renaissance means, Know what Renaissance means, where it began, and when it began.where it began, and when it began.

What did Renaissance art portray?What did Renaissance art portray? Who were some of the key players in Who were some of the key players in

the Renaissance?the Renaissance?

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Rebirth of knowledge and learningRebirth of knowledge and learning Began in the 1300s during the transition Began in the 1300s during the transition

between medieval times to the early modern between medieval times to the early modern world.world.

Renaissance thinkers explored the richness Renaissance thinkers explored the richness and variety of the human experience.and variety of the human experience. People became less interested in thinking People became less interested in thinking

about God, heaven and the saints, and more about God, heaven and the saints, and more interested in thinking about themselves, interested in thinking about themselves, their surroundings and their everyday lives.their surroundings and their everyday lives.

Renaissance – “Rebirth”Renaissance – “Rebirth”

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The Renaissance began in ItalyThe Renaissance began in Italy Center of the Roman Empire.Center of the Roman Empire. Center for church, which supports artists.Center for church, which supports artists. Became the center of trade with the Became the center of trade with the

Muslims.Muslims. Because of trade, banking, Because of trade, banking,

manufacturing, and merchant networks manufacturing, and merchant networks were made.were made.

ItalyItaly

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The ArtworkThe Artwork

The Renaissance artwork The Renaissance artwork used classic Greek and used classic Greek and Roman backgrounds. Roman backgrounds.

Began using perspective Began using perspective to give artwork a 3-d feel. to give artwork a 3-d feel.

Used shading to give Used shading to give objects a round and real objects a round and real appearance. appearance.

Humanism – painted well Humanism – painted well known people of the day.known people of the day.

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Leonardo da VinciLeonardo da Vinci

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Leonardo da VinciLeonardo da Vinci

Wrote backwards.Wrote backwards.

Leonardo Music Video

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MichelangeloMichelangelo

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1.1. What are two things that Leonardo What are two things that Leonardo da Vinci is known for?da Vinci is known for?

2.2. What are two things that What are two things that Michelangelo is known for?Michelangelo is known for?

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RaphaelRaphael

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7: Alexander the Great? 7: Alexander the Great? 12: Socrates 12: Socrates 13: Young Michelangelo?13: Young Michelangelo?14: Plato or Leonardo da Vinci 14: Plato or Leonardo da Vinci 15: Aristotle 15: Aristotle 17: Leonardo da Vinci or Michelangelo? 17: Leonardo da Vinci or Michelangelo? R: RaphaelR: Raphael Music VideoMusic Video

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MachiavelliMachiavelli

Is it better to be Is it better to be loved than feared, loved than feared, or vice versa? or vice versa? If If you have to make a you have to make a choice, to be feared choice, to be feared is much safer than is much safer than to be loved.to be loved.

VideoVideo

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Johann GutenbergJohann Gutenberg

Printing press with Printing press with moveable type.moveable type.

Starts printing the Starts printing the Bible.Bible.

““Printing was God’s Printing was God’s highest act of highest act of grace” Martin grace” Martin Luther Luther Why does Why does he say this?he say this?

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Albrecht DurerAlbrecht Durer

Engravings Engravings portrayed religious portrayed religious upheaval.upheaval.

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William ShakespeareWilliam Shakespeare

Have you ever Have you ever invented a word? invented a word? What does it What does it mean? How did mean? How did you come up with you come up with the word?the word?

1,700 words 1,700 words appear for the first appear for the first time in his writings.time in his writings.

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Exit TicketExit Ticket

1.1. What is one thing that Raphael is What is one thing that Raphael is known for?known for?

2.2. What is one thing that Machiavelli is What is one thing that Machiavelli is known for?known for?

3.3. What is one thing that Gutenberg is What is one thing that Gutenberg is known for?known for?

4.4. What is one thing that Shakespeare What is one thing that Shakespeare is known for?is known for?

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Martin LutherMartin Luther

What does this mean What does this mean “Protestant “Protestant Reformation”Reformation”

What if you took the What if you took the “ant” of “ant” of ProtestProtestant, ant, and the “ation” of and the “ation” of ReformReformation?ation?

Who were they Who were they protesting? What protesting? What were they Reforming?were they Reforming?

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Martin Martin LutherLuther

ReadingReading Protestant Protestant

ReformationReformation Catholic Church Catholic Church

abuses such as abuses such as indulgences.indulgences.

95 Thesis95 Thesis

Music VideoMusic Video

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John CalvinJohn Calvin

Believed in Believed in ““predestinationpredestination”. ”. God knows before God knows before you are born if you you are born if you are going to are going to Heaven or Hell.Heaven or Hell.

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Henry VIIIHenry VIII

CatholicCatholic Wants a divorce.Wants a divorce. Becomes Becomes

Protestant.Protestant. 6 Wives, one son.6 Wives, one son.

Music VideoMusic Video

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The Scientific RevolutionThe Scientific Revolution

Math and science can explain the Math and science can explain the world.world.

Earth revolves around the sun – Earth revolves around the sun – Copernicus, Galileo.Copernicus, Galileo.

Scientific Method – State the problem, Scientific Method – State the problem, form a hypothesis, experiment, form a hypothesis, experiment, answer the question. answer the question.

Gravity – Isaac Newton.Gravity – Isaac Newton.

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1.1. What does “protestant reformation” What does “protestant reformation” mean?mean?

2.2. Who was protesting and reforming Who was protesting and reforming the Catholic Church?the Catholic Church?

3.3. Name one person from the Name one person from the Scientific Revolution and what they Scientific Revolution and what they did.did.