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1700 BCE
Scientific Discoveries
During the Renaissance, the Scientific Method was developed. Galileo analyzed data and he used experiments that were controlled just to prove his theories. [http://www.ducksters.com/history/renaissance_science.php] -
1581 BCE
Scientific Discoveries
During the early Renaissance, the first clock was made. Galileo made improvements to it while he made the pendulum. [http://www.ducksters.com/history/renaissance_science.php] -
1516 BCE
Patrons of the Arts
Titian was an artist-leader of the Italian Renaissance. He was best-known for making paintings for King Philip II, the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, and Pope Paul III. He started his first painting in 1516, for the church and it was called Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari in Venice. Link text -
1501 BCE
Literary Works
Francesco Petrarch created the Italian sonnet. It was mainly practiced in Spain. Petrarch's work is a translation of modern literature. It's translated from a medieval tradition. [https://www.slideshare.net/yabaleh/renaissance-the-renaissance-period] -
1500 BCE
The Catholic Church
The Catholic Church was powerful in western Europe. The Church's jealousy guarded its position and whoever was deemed was burnt at stake. [http://www.historylearningsite.co.uk/the-counter-reformation/the-roman-catholic-church-in-1500/] -
1500 BCE
Scientific Discoveries
Towards the end of the Renaissance, began the scientific revolution. Francis Bacon, Rene Descartes, Galileo, and Isaac Newton were scientists who made discoveries that would change the world. [http://www.ducksters.com/history/renaissance_science.php] -
1500 BCE
Literary Work
William Shakespeare was a famous writer who created drama. He made a book called, "Romeo and Juliet". He was a very good writer everyone loved his writing. [http://study.com/academy/lesson/introduction-to-renaissance-literature-characterizing-authors-and-works.html] -
1500 BCE
Literary Works
Thomas More was one of the greatest English humanists because of the book he wrote called, "Utopia". He wrote the book in Latin. The book was about an imaginary island where everything is perfect. [https://www.slideshare.net/fabiocastellan/the-renaissance-literature] -
1490 BCE
Renaissance Art/Artists
Michelangelo was a high renaissance artist back in 1490-1520. Michelangelo made paintings, sculptures, and architecture. He was credited for the paintings he painted in the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City (Rome) (Artists Movements of the Renaissance powerpoint) -
1490 BCE
Renaissance Art/Artist
Leonardo was a high renaissance artist during 1490-1520. He was a master of realistic paintings. He dissected human bodies so he could understand how they work. He also set the new standard of beauty. (Artistic Movements of the Renaissance powerpoint) -
1490 BCE
Patrons of the Arts
Giorgione was a Venetian painter. He made landscaping paintings for people. He was commissioned to paint half-length portraits. Link tet -
1475 BCE
Renaissance Arts/Artist
Donatello was a sculpture artist before Michelangelo. He was also known as the best sculpture artist. In 1408, he made a life-size marble sculpture, David. Link text -
1450 BCE
Daily Life/Culture of the Renaissance
Housing- poor farmers lived in a one room hut and wealthier people lived in bigger homes. There was no heat and no electricity for neither of them. Neither of them had bathrooms or running water. Link text -
1450 BCE
Daily Life/Culture of the Renaissance
Food- some of the people ate bread and stew but the rich people had fancy meals. Both drank beer or wine when they ate because their water was gross. Link text -
1450 BCE
Daily Life/Culture in the Renaissance
Clothing- wealthy people wore fancy clothes.
If they needed something they would go shopping at a little market in their town. Only wealthy children went to school and children were treated like adults. Link text -
1440 BCE
Scientific Disscovers
German Johannes Gutenberg created the printing press. The printing press was the most important thing during the Renaissance.The printing press was made for information so people knew what was going on. [http://www.ducksters.com/history/renaissance_science.php] -
1415 BCE
Martin Luther & the Protestant Reformation
Luther criticized Church practices, selling indulgences. He wanted to discuss with the Church about salvation. Luther then got mad and made the Ninety-Five Theses. Luther then nailed it to the Wittenberg cathedral. (Martin Luther and Reformation powerpoint) -
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1301 BCE
The Catholic Church
The Church was selling indulgences and practicing simony just to raise money. Relics were used by the Catholic Church in the middle ages. [http://www.saburchill.com/history/chapters/chap5102.html] -
Jun 1, 1520
The Catholic Church
The Catholic Church wanted to burn Luther's books because he made the Ninety-Five Theses. The Church didn't like what he made at all so they wanted to put an end to it. The reason why the Church didn't like this is because they weren't making any money by selling indulgences. [http://www.saburchill.com/history/chapters/chap5108.html] -
Jan 1, 1521
Martin Luther & the Protestant Reformation
Luther was excommunicated from the Church in January 1521, because Pope Leo X demanded Luther to recent 41 of his Ninety-Five Theses. He was brought before the Diet of Worms. (Martin Luther and Reformation powerpoint) -
Jan 2, 1521
Martin Luther & the Protestant Reformation
The people who followed Martin didn't like some of the Catholic Church teachings. Everyone denied the Church councils and popes. The only way to learn to have a good life is to read the Bible. Luther also translated the Bible in German. (Martin Luther and Reformation powerpoint) -
Inventions
A Dutch man named, Cornelis Drebbel, created a leather covered rowboat with oars. He made this so he can get around in the water. [ https://www.timetoast.com/timelines/10-inventions-of-the-renaissance] -
Inventions
The Spanish created lenses for glasses. They needed these so they know what they need to have in order to see better. [https://www.timetoast.com/timelines/10-inventions-of-the-renaissance] -
Inventions
The English and Dutch armies created gunpowder. They created this for their guns when they were fighting with other armies. [https://www.timetoast.com/timelines/10-inventions-of-the-renaissance]
