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The Renaissance 1485 - 1660. Tudor Line. Henry VII – Welsh nobleman who seized the throne after the War of the Roses Lancaster = red York = white Henry combined to make the “Tudor Rose” Henry VIII Edward VI – 16 when king, died young Mary I – “Bloody Mary,” killed over 300 Protestants - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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The Renaissance1485 - 1660
Tudor Line
Henry VII – Welsh nobleman who seized the throne after the War of the Roses Lancaster = red York = white Henry combined to make the “Tudor Rose”
Henry VIII Edward VI – 16 when king, died young Mary I – “Bloody Mary,” killed over 300
Protestants Elizabeth I – amazing, the “Virgin Queen"
Reformation
the rejection of the pope and the Italian churchmen
a time of internal reform in the church and criticism from those who chose to break away
Pope Paul III investigated the selling of indulgences (religious pardons) and other abuse.
English Renaissance
Late 1400sfew people could read or write
French word meaning “rebirth”
changes in values, beliefs, and behaviors
Most people were Roman Catholic.
English Renaissance
renewed interest in classical learning (the writings of ancient Greece and Rome)
People learned Greek and reformed the Latin that they read, wrote, and spoke.
People became more curious about themselves. It brought a renewal of human spirit, curiosity, and creativity.
People of the RenaissanceLeonardo da Vinci - widely considered to
be one of the greatest painters of all time & revered for his technological ingenuity 1. Mona Lisa 2. The Last Supper
Galileo - a Tuscan physicist, mathematician, astronomer, and philosopher who played a major role in the Scientific Revolution
People of the Renaissance Columbus - was a navigator, colonizer
and explorer whose voyages across the Atlantic Ocean (funded by Queen Isabella of Spain) led to general European awareness of the American continents
Michelangelo – Pope Julius II commissioned him to paint the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City
People of the Renaissance Johannes Gutenberg – a German who
invented printing with moveable type printing press This allowed the first printing of a
complete book around 1445
Humanists (ism) gave new answers to the questions: “What
is a human being?” “What is a good life?” The aim of life is to attain virtue, not
success, money, or fame, because virtue is the best possible possession and the only source of true happiness.
Two of the most famous Renaissance humanists: 1. Thomas More – wrote Utopia (a book of
famous insights on human society) 2. Desiderius Erasmus
Martin Luther
1483 – 1546Monk who founded a new Christianity based on his personal understanding of the Bible, not what the pope said
German Protestant
King –vs- Pope King Henry VIII wanted to divorce his wife Pope would not grant it King Henry declared himself head of the
Church of England Henry appointed a new archbishop of
Canterbury who annulled the marriage Thomas More (and many others) did not
recognize Henry as the head of the church Henry had his friend executed by beheading!
Queen Elizabeth
Her cousin Mary was in line for the throne
Plotted for 20 years to have the Queen killed
The queen finally had her beheaded
Other Rulers
Queen Elizabeth died childless Her 2nd cousin, James VI of Scotland was
her successor (1603 – 1625) He was the son of beheaded Mary
Followed by his son, Charles I Powerful subject had him beheaded in 1649
England was ruled by Parliament & Puritan dictator Oliver Cromwell
Charles II returned from exile in France, 1660, to rule
Renaissance – the end
John Milton was the last great writer of the Renaissance Famous for Paradise Lost
Scientific truths were soon to challenge long-accepted religious beliefs.
Thus ends the Renaissance…
Vocabulary
conceit – fanciful comparison of 2 different things
meter – pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables (rhythmic beat)
foot – meter’s basic unit (one stressed and one or more unstressed syllables)
iamb – a foot Iambic Pentameter – a line of poetry
made up of 5 iambs (Shakespeare uses) caesura – a pause
Stanzas
octave – eight lines (abba abba)
sestet – 6 lines (cdecde)quatrain – 4 linescouplet – 2 lines