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1095
Catholic church
Pope Leo X began selling indulgences. The indulgences started a lot of corruption. It was supposed to help the person get through Purgatory faster. -
1309
The Catholic church
In 1309 the papacy was moved to France. In 1377 Pope Gregory XI moved the papacy back to Rome. (Martin Luther and Reformation) -
1320
The Divine Comedy
The Divine Comedy was written as a poem and it was written in 1320. It was to show the soul’s salvation to salvation in the Renaissance. It was written as if Dante was to go through Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven also known as Paradise. Dante was in Italy when he first made the Poem. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1GRDnY8BVk9AEW-HwCj6cylQM8zrdGvKwhiH8mQ5Qe_E/edit#slide=id.p12 -
1364
Firearms
The first firearm was believed made in China around the 10th Century. China was known for making the first gunpowder for guns. The first gun to actually be used was in 1364 in Europe. On the first gun made there was a thing called a wheel lock so when you fired the gun the wheel lock would spark and be able to light up the gunpowder to allow a shot of gunpowder to go through.
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1400
Renaissance Art/Artist
1400 was when Frescos began his painting, with water-based paints. He was known for the best pieces in the early Renaissance. (Artistic Movements of the Renaissance) -
1400
Daily life/culture
Around 1400 music started becoming a big thing for the people. It became really popular for choirs to sing in Church. (Life During the Renaissance; http://bandnotes.info/tidbits/tidbits-october.htm ) -
1400
Daily life/culture
Dance in the Renaissance period was a big part of parties and festivals. A few of the main dances are the Reverence, Saltarello, Pavane, Italian Double or Doppio. (Life During the Renaissance, https://memory.loc.gov/ammem/dihtml/diessay2.html ) -
1405
The Book Of The City Of Ladies
The book was written by Christine De Pizan in France. The book was written in 1405. The book is based on how she thinks that women can be smarter and stronger than men. The only way she thought that was if they were to give the same education to men and women at the time. She wanted the same opportunities that the men were able to get. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1GRDnY8BVk9AEW-HwCj6cylQM8zrdGvKwhiH8mQ5Qe_E/edit#slide=id.p14 -
1420
Renaissance Art/Artist
The Basilica di San Lorenzo in Florence was built and planned. Filippo was the person who designed the Basilica di San Lorenzo, he came up with the dome part. (Artistic Movements of the Renaissance) -
1440
Printing Press
You would have a metal plate with the ink and lettering on there and then you would use your paper or cloth and set it on the ink and press the machine down and it would print onto the paper. The printing press is what made Luther's idea get around. Without it, he wouldn't be able to publish his works and everything everywhere. The printing press was first changed in 1816.
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1449
Patrons of the arts
The Medici family were patrons for many artists. Lorenzo Medici, Cosimo's grandson, was a patron to Leonardo da Vinci. (Medici Reading and Review) -
1450
Renaissance Art/Artist
Donatello started working on his statue of St. George. The statue took him 7 years because of all the detail on the statue. (Artistic Movements of the Renaissance) -
1473
Scientific Method
The creator of the scientific method would be Francis Bacon. He was the first one to understand the steps and out it in order. It was first made and put together in 1473. Francis had help from Gregor Johann Mendel to put it to use and switch it around for more people today to use it. https://www.canva.com/design/DADxe4kfMy4/share/preview?token=2HUG9KMZnZqCv2KhSPzHBQ&role=EDITOR&utm_content=DADxe4kfMy4&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=sharebutton#4 -
1475
Catholic church
Leo X was a pope while Martin Luther was around. He was a main part of the church and encouraged the church. (pbs.org) -
1483
Martin Luther
Martin Luther was born in 1483. He died at the age of 63 in 1546. (Martin Luther and Reformation) -
1500
Daily life/culture
In the early 1500's they began trading turkey and sweet potatoes. They traded these items from the Americas. -
1503
Renaissance Art/Artist
In 1503 Leonardo da Vinci created the Mona Lisa. The Mona Lisa is a painting of Lisa Gherardini. (Artistic Movements of the Renaissance) -
1503
Patrons of the arts
The church was a patron of Michelangelo. The church was a patron to him because he painted in the Sistine chapel. (Artistic Movement of the Renaissance) -
1504
Renaissance Art/Artist
The painting of the Virgin Mary getting married was painted. Raphael painted the Virgin Mary marrying St. Joseph. (totallyhistory.com) -
1506
Heliocentric Solar System
The person to invent the heliocentric solar system is Aristarchus of Samos. It was invented in 1506. The person to bring the system into life use was Nicolaus Copernicus. The whole idea of this system is used to show that the sun is the center of the solar system. https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/143e-I1isE6wL8gmfwi8GSo6eE9quxkH199dVmOj6_K0/edit -
1517
Martin Luther
Martin Luther wrote the 95 theses. The Theses were arguments against the church. (Martin Luther and Reformation) -
1521
Martin Luther
Martin Luther was excommunicated from the church. The reason why he was excommunicated was because of his 95 theses. (Martin Luther and Reformation) -
1578
Submarine
William Bourne made the ideas for the first submarine around 1578. The first actual working submarine was made around 1620-1624 by Cornelis Drebble. The first submarine was based on a rowboat with the paddles on the side to help guide the submarine. It was thought that the only change from a rowboat to the submarine was that there was a type of cap to close in the top over the boat. https://create.piktochart.com/output/43641593-untitled-infographic -
Planets
In 1610 there were 4 of Jupiter’s moons discovered. They all had a name Ganymede, Callisto, Io, and Europa. The person to discover these was Galileo. These were the first to be identified to circle something different besides the sun. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_discovery_of_Solar_System_planets_and_their_moons#17th_century -
The Canterbury Tales
The book was written in 1932. The Canterbury Tales was a book full of different stories that were told by 29 pilgrims. The 29 pilgrims were going to a tomb that was located at St. Thomas Beckett. The St. Thomas Beckett is located in Canterbury, England. It was known that St. Thomas was archbishop of canterbury. King Henry II murdered the archbishop after an argument about power. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1GRDnY8BVk9AEW-HwCj6cylQM8zrdGvKwhiH8mQ5Qe_E/edit#slide=id.p13
