Unit Review: Renaissance to Exploration

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City-states had grown wealthy from trade and could fund artists

Major reason that the Renaissance began in Italy

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Characteristic of Renaissance in Europe

Emphasizing the importance of human potential and achievements

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Humanists

focused on "classicism", so they studied the cultural achievements of the Greeks and Romans

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Leonardo da Vinci

Considered the ultimate example of a "Renaissance Man" because he was a great painter, sculptor, architect, scientists, and inventor

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Similarity of Roman Empire & Italian Renaissance

both included periods of numerous cultural achievements

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City-state of Florence

It became a center of trade and the birthplace of the Renaissance.

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Effect of the increase of trade

caused the growth of towns and cities in Europe

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Cause of Protestant Reformation

Corruption among officials of the Catholic Church

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Martin Luther

Disagreed with the sale of indulgences by the Roman Catholic Church

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Effect of Protestant Reformation

Decline in the power of the Roman Catholic Church

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Printing Press

An advancement in technology revolutionized the way ideas were spread in Western Europe in the 15th century

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Renaissance's influence on Protestant Reformation

New ideas in art, literature and science led people to question other aspects of life.

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Scientific Revolution

time period where Europeans began a new way of thinking about the natural world and sciences (like biology, astronomy, physics, anatomy)

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Nicolaus Copernicus

heliocentric model of the universe

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Johannes Kepler

planets move in elliptical orbits

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Galileo Galilei

use of telescope to observe the moon

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Isaac Newton

theory of gravity

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Renaissance

increased a desire for trade in Europe

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Reasons for Exploration (by Europeans)

-They desired new sources of wealth
-They wanted to increase their power and prestige
-They wanted to spread Christianity

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Effect of Age of Exploration

The introduction of European diseases led to the deaths of millions of Native Americans

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Missionaries

brought by explorers to help spread Christianity, who focused on converting non-Christians

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Absolute Monarchy

government where one king/queen holds all the power in a country

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Magna Carta

important in England because it limited the power of the English monarchy