Cramer.MattMcFadden Renaissance

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  • Johannes Gutenberg
    Mar 4, 1450

    Johannes Gutenberg

    He became the first European to use movable type to print books. He used his printing press to print copies of the Bible.
  • Reformation
    Mar 4, 1500

    Reformation

    Many humanists felt that the church had lost sight of its spirtual mission and had to reform itself. This began to lead to splits in the church
  • King Henry VIII
    Mar 7, 1509

    King Henry VIII

    King Henry takes the throne at a young age after his brother was killed. He had many wives, but his first was Catherine of Aragon
  • Sistine Chapel
    Mar 4, 1512

    Sistine Chapel

    Michelangelo finished painting frescos on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. It truly reflects FRenaissance art
  • Niccolo Machiavelli's The Prince
    Mar 4, 1513

    Niccolo Machiavelli's The Prince

    Machiavelli published his essay The Prince, which described how government actually worked. It also described how a leader should rule his people.
  • Utopia
    Mar 4, 1516

    Utopia

    Thomas More published Utopia, which describeds how corrupt government. He also states that private ownership of property causes unneccessary conflicts
  • Martin Luther
    Mar 4, 1521

    Martin Luther

    Pope Leo X declared Luther a heretic for his views that were against the Catholic Church.Luther believed that the church was too involved with money an politics and not spiritual works
  • Pope Clement VII
    Mar 7, 1523

    Pope Clement VII

    Pope Clement took the throne. He was a moral man, but a poor leader
  • Sack of Rome
    Mar 7, 1527

    Sack of Rome

    Rome was destroyed by hapsburg Spanish King and Holy Roman Emporer Charles V
  • Edict of Nantes

    Edict of Nantes

    King Henry IV proclaimed the Edict of Nantes which allowed the Huguenots freedom of worship.