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Jan 1, 1350
Renaissance Begins
This is when the Renaissance began. This is the start of the reformation peroid. -
Jan 1, 1350
The Bubonic Plague
Also known as the black death.It killed over fifty million people over seven years. This could be either a good or bad thing. One way it's a good thing is that, if you had overpopulation before now you have under population. A bad thing about it is that there isn't enough people to do the jobs that are needed for everyday life. -
Jan 1, 1419
Brunelleschi creates linear perspective
He makes the new way to paint on a canvas. It's a way to paint a landscape on a canavs. Later on through history it allows artists to paint landscape, people, and many more things than what they were doing before -
Jan 1, 1444
Johann Gutenburg inventes the printing press
printing press The printing press is very important to this time period. It helps make more and more books without writing everything over and over again. It's able to mass produce book and other forms of writings across the entire known world. -
Jan 1, 1517
Martin Luther created the 95 Theses
The 95 Theses are statements attacking the Catholic Church about selling indulgences. After he wrote them and nailed the sheet of paper to the church door it caused the church to spilt. Protestantism soon formed after the church divided. Thanks the the writings it shaped the cultural and religious history in the west.