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There were many great painters during this period. Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Rafael, and Titian made particularly outstanding contributions during this time.
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From Mainz, became the first European to use movable type to print books. He used his printing press to print copies of the bible.
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Isabella used her wealth to support artists and scholars. She housed many writers, sculptors, and painters in her own court and hired famous architects to design parts of her palace.
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A preist and teacher , he was strongly committed to his religious beliefs. He felt it necessary to challenge some church practices which he viewed wrong.
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Several northern humanists argued that the Roman Catholic Church had lost sight of its spiritual mission. Their claims led to a reform movement that split the church in western Europe.
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An enormous outburst of "witch hunting" occurred in Europe in the mid- 1500s and lasted for more than 100 years. Those accused of being witches were put on trial and their punishment was death.
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Henry VIII had defended the church against Luther's teachings. As a result the Pope had declared Henry VIII the "Defender of the Faith".
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A reform that began as an attempt to return to the church to an emphasis on spiritual matters. It also allowed the church to makes its doctrines more clear.
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The period of time between 1530s to the mid- 1600s was a time of devastating religious wars in France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Switzerland. Not until the mid 1600s, when the wars ended, could the results of the reformation and counter- reformation could be seen
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He founded the Jesuits. Pope Paul III declared the jesuits as an official order of the Catholic Church. Loyola believed that salvation can be achieved, in part, by doing good deeds.
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i cannot for some reason get pictures to get onto time toast. It's my computer i cant figure it out neither can my brother. i will gladly put pictures on monday morning at the school, but i just cant for some reason now. Hopefully you understand. Sincerely, Theresa Kulasa