Renaissance, Reformation, and Scientific Revolution

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The word Renaissance means “rebirth”. Explain what was reborn and where it began.

Art, architecture, and literature (ect.) was reborn. It began in Florence, Italy

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What are the 3 main causes of the Renaissance?

People from constantinople fled to Italy, because the empire fell

People wanted to trade for goods and needs

People wanted higher pay and education

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What happened to the cities during the Renaissance?

People earned more money, discovered art, and started trading

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Explain what happened to the literacy rates during the renaissance

The literacy rates went up during the Renaissance

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Write a 1-3 sentence summary of the Renaissance

The Renaissance was a rebirth of art, literature, science, and culture, that lasted from the 14th-17th century

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Define the word “Vernacular”

The casual (slang) language people use to talk to each other, everyday

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Who were the Medicis and what were they known for?

The Medicis family was a wealthy and banking family. They ruled the city of Florence, Italy

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Who invented the printing press?

Johannes Gutenberg

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How did the printing press increase productivity in europe?

The printing press made the production of books fast, and cheap. This allowed people to share and learn information faster

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Summarize the impact of the printing press

It made books faster, and made it easy to share ideas/knowledge around Europe

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What caused everyday people to begin questioning the Catholic church?

Indulgences, church corrpution and wealth, leaders spoke out, printing press, bible in only one language

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What are indulgences?

Giving money to the Church to “pay for your sins”

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What did Martin Luther do to help start the reformation?

He wrote a 95 theses. He translated the bible. He spoke out against indulgences

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What was the result of the reformation? What happened to the Catholic church?

The Catholic church split. People then converted to Protestanism. The Church lost power and land

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What happened in 1534?

Henry VIII signs the Act of Supremacy and becomes he head of the Church of England, seperating from the roman churches

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What was the scientific revolution? List three main points

The heliocentric theory

Gravity and the laws of nature

People started doing observations, and expirements

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What is the differences between the Heliocentric Model and Geocentric Model?

Heliocentric: The sun is at the center

Geocentric: The earth is in the center

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How did the scientific revolution help improve society?

Teaching people to rely on experiments, observtions, facts, and reasons, instead of blindly believing myths

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What were the 3 main fields of study during the Scientific Revolution?

Astronomy

Physics, and mathematics

Biology, and anatomy

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Why was Galielo put on trial?

He was put on trial because he supported the idea that the earth revolves around the sun

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Why was contantinople/the byzantine empire an important place?

The city was on the border of europe, and Asia, making it a massive hub for wealth, trade, and defense

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Why is the fall of Constantiople considered a turning point?

People who relied on trading, couldnt trade anymore. It helped/started the beggining of the renaissance

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What does each letter of CER stand for?

Claim

Evidence

Reasoning

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What is a claim?

You state your main opinion/position

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What is evidence?

The facts, quotes, data, or clues to prove your claim

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What is reasoning?

The explanation that explains why the evidence proves the claim