Last Test

Today our classes were shorter (only 50 minutes) because it was a D day and we got out early. We also took our last test in Western Civ. I think it went well. I didn't really know anything but I guessed on everything and hope I get atleast an A. My grade is an A right now but borderline a B so this could make or break my grade. Honestly at this point I dont are because I just want Sumer to be here. I also just found out that is our final blogs so im happy we dont have to do these any more. I realized I didn't have half of the notes for this test until ten minutes before when people were quizzing me and I knew nothing. Its alright though at least I got a good nap it. Yay Im so glad it is already Friday!

Last Day of Notes

We took notes on some Monk named Martin Luther. I missed Tuesday and was was scared that I missed a lot of notes but we went back over them so I didn't miss anything. Some other important notes were:


-Renaissance= Rebirth (of art and learning)
-Northern Italy- birth place of Renaissance
-Most important- cities
-Milan & Florence- wealthy merchants/ bankers
-Artist inspired by former splendor of classical Greece/ Rome

Merchants/ Medici
-Merchants
-Medici powerful/ healthy banking family
-patrons
-paid artist, sculptures, writers, musicians to create art (beautiful)

-Super-Patron: Isabella d' Este
-patronized- Da Vinci, Raphel, Michelangelo, Bellini Correggio

-Humanism- A deep interest in what people have already achieved, as well as what they are capable of achieving in the future.
-classical (Ancient Greek/ Roman) writings- very important
-wordly (secular) values were essential- concerned w/ the here and now

-"Renaissance Man"- very good at many jobs/ work
-"Renaissance Woman"- inspire artist to create art

-Leonardo da Vinci- Renaissance man (painter, scientist, inventor)

-Pieta: (Mary/Jesus) carved from marble

Absent Day

I was coming home from the beach!

Last Textbook Work

1.
Indulgence- A pardon releasing a person from punishment due for a sin
Reformation- A 16th-century movement for religious reform, leading to the founding of Christian churches that rejected the pope's authority
Lutheran- A member of a Protestant church founded on the teachings of Martin Luther
Protestant- A member of a Christian church founded on the principles of the Reformation
Peace of Augsburg- A 1555 agreement declaring that the religion of each German state would be denied by its ruler
Annul- to cancel or put an end to
Anglican- Relating to the Church of England

3.What political economic, and social factors helped bring about the Reformation?
Queen Elizabeth helped restore the Protestants, wealthy and powerful people/merchants challenged churches because a lot of church leaders were corrupt at this point.
4. From where did the term Protestantism originate?
From a group of people who were of Martin Luther, and were Catholic protestors.
5. What impact did Henry VIII's actions have on England in the second half of the 1500s?
He killed most of his wives because he wanted a boy as a child and he kept having girls.

Notes

Our class just went over these notes again.



-Renaissance= Rebirth (of art and learning)
-Northern Italy- birth place of Renaissance
-Most important- cities
-Milan & Florence- wealthy merchants/ bankers
-Artist inspired by former splendor of classical Greece/ Rome

Merchants/ Medici
-Merchants
-Medici powerful/ healthy banking family
-patrons
-paid artist, sculptures, writers, musicians to create art (beautiful)

-Super-Patron: Isabella d' Este
-patronized- Da Vinci, Raphel, Michelangelo, Bellini Correggio

-Humanism- A deep interest in what people have already achieved, as well as what they are capable of achieving in the future.
-classical (Ancient Greek/ Roman) writings- very important
-wordly (secular) values were essential- concerned w/ the here and now

-"Renaissance Man"- very good at many jobs/ work
-"Renaissance Woman"- inspire artist to create art

-Leonardo da Vinci- Renaissance man (painter, scientist, inventor)

-Pieta: (Mary/Jesus) carved from marble

European Renaissance & Reformation

The past two days, our class has been taking notes on the Renaissance era. Here are some important notes I took:

-Renaissance= Rebirth (of art and learning)
-Northern Italy- birth place of Renaissance
-Most important- cities
-Milan & Florence- wealthy merchants/ bankers
-Artist inspired by former splendor of classical Greece/ Rome

Merchants/ Medici
-Merchants
-Medici powerful/ healthy banking family
-patrons
-paid artist, sculptures, writers, musicians to create art (beautiful)

-Super-Patron: Isabella d' Este
-patronized- Da Vinci, Raphel, Michelangelo, Bellini Correggio

-Humanism- A deep interest in what people have already achieved, as well as what they are capable of achieving in the future.
-classical (Ancient Greek/ Roman) writings- very important
-wordly (secular) values were essential- concerned w/ the here and now

-"Renaissance Man"- very good at many jobs/ work
-"Renaissance Woman"- inspire artist to create art

-Leonardo da Vinci- Renaissance man (painter, scientist, inventor)

-Pieta: (Mary/Jesus) carved from marble

Questions and Notes

1. 
Renaissance- rebirth; revival of art and learning
Humanism-an intellectual movement that focused on human potential and c\achievements.
Secular- worldly rather than spiritual and concerned with the here and now
Patron- renaissance merchants ad wealthy families
Perspective- showing three dimensions on a flat surface
Vernacular- native language
3. 
They men were known and praised on universal man, and the women were charmed.
4.
 They had big developing cities, they had valuable ideas from Greece and Rome, and wealthy merchants.
5.
They became patrons and cherished it making the arts more and more popular. they made cities and Rome very attractive with it.

Today we talked for a while then had 20 minutes to finish reading and completing those questions above. Then the last 20 minutes were spent going over the powerpoint and taking notes on it.