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| Time of a lot of learning and talent; Italy(1350-1550), England(1500-1650) |
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| comes from word protestant; New reformed Christian church |
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| 2 important Greek events. |
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| Greek classical text was rediscovered, the printing press was created(made books more available) |
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| "back to the sources"(Greek texts), back to the earlier and purer roots of good language and good literature |
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| Primary source of status was LAND NOT money; able to move out of your class |
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| German professor of theology; German leader of the Protestant reformation; lived from 1483-1546; symbolized split between protestants and roman Catholics; one of most significant leaders of the Renaissance; wrote 95 thesis's saying church has no power in after life |
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| Wrote "The Tempest", wrote 38 plays |
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| Pico Della Mirandola was the main guy who came up with this; That the created world was organized into a hierarchy with G-d at the top and stones, mere dead matter, at the bottom; not born into own destiny |
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| In 1519 he began a voyage around the world |
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| Christians reforming the church; church became corrupt |
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| POlish astronomer; lived from 1473-1543; argued that the Earth wasn't the center of the universe-it revolved around the sun |
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| The most important cultural movement of the Renaissance; advocated a return to classical studis and ideals; 15th century; Petrarch= most famous humanist |
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| Henry VIII's most important prime minister; son of a butcher; moved from class to class; came from low class and moved to upper class |
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