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Period: 1300 to
Education Daily Life & Culture
Reading, writing, and math was the center of education. Middle and Upper-class boys were the only ones that were the only ones educated for awhile. The girls learned the things there mothers did, so they could do that when they get older. LifeDuringTheRenaissance.pptx -
Period: 1300 to
Religion Daily Life & Culture
Religion is a very important thing in peoples lives. The main authority was the church. Martin Luther challenged the authority. People came up with their own opinions once the bible came out. They realized different things when the bible was released. https://ndla.no/en/subjects/subject:17/topic:1:184015/topic:1:184025/resource:1:88475 -
Period: 1300 to
Clothing Daily Life & Culture
During the Renaissance period there were rules that dictated what types of clothing and even colors that the classes could wear. The middle and lower classes couldn't wear silk, lace, fur, velvet. The upper class were able to wear richer colors because the dyes were very expensive and they could afford it. https://www.purecostumes.com/blog/renaissance-fashion/ -
1389
Medici Patron of the Arts
Medici and his family were passionate patrons of the arts, literature, and learning. This had led to Florence's becoming the richest repository of European culture since the Athens of Pericles. Link text -
1450
The Printing Press Helped Luther
Luther’s ideas got out quickly by his followers with the help of the printing press. Luther’s supporters shared copies of his speeches and essays to everyone.
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Nov 10, 1483
Martin Luther
Martin Luther was born in 1483 in Germany. Luther lived in Wittenberg. He vowed to become a Monk, after serving a violent. Luther death was in 1546.
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1485
Flying Machine Scientific Discoveries
The flying machine was one of Leonardo's most popular inventions, which was also known as ornithopter. The design was inspired by winged animals. The wingspan was 33 feet. The frame was made of pine. It was covered in raw silk to create a light firm coat. Link text -
1486
The Birth of Venus Art
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1494
Francis I Patrons of the Arts
Francis I was born September 12, 1494, at the chateau of Cognac. Charles was his father and Louise of Savoy was his mother. Leonardo da Vinci, Benvenuto Cellini, and Andrea Del Sarto all had worked at his court. Francis and his sister were the patrons of François Rabelais, Clément Marot, and Guillaume Budé. Francis also found the Collège de France. Link text -
1498
The Last Supper Art
The Last Supper is a renaissance art piece. This painting has struggled to survive intact over the centuries. The basic theme of this painting is eating. Leonardo simplified the architecture, this meaning he cut out unnecessary things and distracting details. Link text -
1503
Mona Lisa Art
Leonardo Da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa around 1503. The Mona Lisa is a oil painting on a poplar wood panel. Leonardo was living in Florence during the time this painting was painted. Link text -
1504
Scientific Method
The Scientific Method was something that was later developed. Galileo studied and did experiments to help his theories become more real. Later Issac helped out and proved the scientific method. Link text -
Oct 31, 1517
Martin Luther Ninety-Five Theses
Martin nailed his Ninety-Five Theses to the door of Wittenberg Church for everyone in town to see them. The 95 theses were written in a respectful tone. He was questioning rather than accusing.
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1518
Expulsion from the Garden of Eden Art
The Expulsion if from a scene out the book of Genesis. It is after Adam and Eve have eaten from the fruit. God has forbidden them to eat. Link text -
1564
Pietà (Michelangelo) Art
Michelangelo was born March 6th of 1475. He was an Italian Artist, architect and sculptor. He was recognized for his works of art unlike others were. Michelangelo had influenced many artist during the Renaissance. One of them was Raphael. The paintings in the Sistine Chapel were just some of the amazing arts he created. https://prezi.com/injktlpxkxia/who-was-michelangelo-and-how-did-his-work-impact-on-society/ -
Housing in the Renaissance
A regular home for a poor farmer was a one room hut. Wealthier people began to live in larger homes. They didn't have running water or bathrooms either. Most of the regular homes had one window. Link text -
The Bible The Catholic Church
The bible was written in Latin but Martin Luther translated it to German. The Pope and priest were the only ones able to read it. Them being the only ones able to read it led the church let the power get to them because they could control what they thought. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1g9HvFZuz8PbaJa0g8CwC6xvEDt-imBQt64kDfOabJak/edit -
Adding Machine Invention
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Barometer Invention
The Barometer was inspired by Galileo Galilei’s writings. There was an experiment involving a huge 35-foot glass tube. The results included the effects of changes in air pressure on water levels. During the time of the making of this invention it was concerning for some. -
Clock Scientific Discoveries
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Parachute Invention
Leonardo da Vinci drew up designs for a parachute about 200 years before the invention came out. French scientist and inventor Louis-Sébastien Lenormand were credited with the invention. Leonardo da Vinci's drawing was tested by British skydiver Adrian Nicholas and it was successful. Link text -
Helicopter Scientific Discoveries
The first actual helicopter wasn’t built until the 1940s. It is believed that Leonardo da Vinci’s sketches were like the modern day flying machine. Like a lot of da Vinci’s ideas, he never built and tested it himself but his notes and drawings mapped out exactly how the device would work. http://www.da-vinci-inventions.com/aerial-screw.aspx
