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150
Greece
Architecture
-Columns
Art focused on the "ideal"
Drama
-Tragedies, Comedy
Olympics
-Only Males competed (nude).
Philosophy
-Socrates
-Plato
-Aristoltle -
200
Rome
-Architectual & Engineering
-Art work, Gem cutting, Metal work, Statues, Murals, Mosaics, Frescoes, Decorative Blown Glass
-Language
-Philosophy -
476
Middle Ages
-Most art was religious
-Feudalism
-Magna Carta
-Black Death
-Hundred Years War -
Nov 21, 1300
Renaissance
-the "Rebirth" of civilization
-Trade expanded (after Black Death) with Europe, Asia, Africa
-Art was very important -
Nov 21, 1492
European Exploration
-Colombus, looking for trade route to India & landed in Cuba (1492).
-3 motives for European Exploration
1. God 2. Gold 3. Glory
-Trade between the Americas, Europe, & Africa -
Nov 21, 1521
Reformation- Martin Luther
Martin Luther -
Spanish Armada
Phillip II (spain) defeated by England -
Scientific Revolution
Indicates historical period which modern methods of scientific inquiry were established.
-Scientific Method
-Copernicus
-Galileo
-Issac Newton -
King Louis XIV (absolutism)
Had control over everthing that went on & that happend.
-Military
-Clothes
-Religion -
Glorious Revolution
Phillip II (catholic) overthrown by parliament & daughter Mary (protestants) England is now a Protestant Country
Parliament created Bill of Rights
-parliament creates laws & taxes
-army only by parliament consent, not just king
-gave right to citizens to keep arms & have a jury trial