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Period: 1250 to 1500
Humanisim
Humanism challenged the worldview of the Middle Ages. Humanism during the Renaissance, promoted a focus on striving for excellence in the areas of art, culture and literature. -
1300
Renisance Starts
The Renissance had a huge impact on civilisation in Europe. Creating Advances in most areas. This influenced the society’s culture, art and science. -
1306
Philip IV Removes the Jews from France.
As he was short of money, he removed all Jewish people from France which essentially made them refugees. This was an example of the persecution of a particular race. -
1348
The Black Death
The Black Death Occurred During The Renaissance. It passed through Europe and 30% were infected. Many lives were lost, impacting the population. -
1413
Brunelleschi creates Linear Perspective
Linear Perspective Improved art, which allowed depth and 3D images. This made images more realistic and influnced changes in the art world. -
1450
Johannes Gutenberg Invents Printing Press
This changed the way of communication and also brought books to the people. Making books more accessible as it was easier to create. -
1493
Leonardo Di Vinci Draws First Helicopter Design
Leonardo Di Vinci was the first person to design a helicopter. This design resembles the helicopters in use today. -
Period: 1500 to 1555
The Lutheran Reformation
Martin Luther is responsible for dividing the Catholic Church and starting the Protestant Reformation. These churches still remain today. -
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Thirty Year War
The Thirty-year war caused countless casualties and mass destruction. This religious war spread, effecting most of Northern Europe. -
Renissance Ends
The Renaissance had a cultural, political, scientific and intellectual boost for Europe. It has continued to impact the world today, as evidenced by our connection to this period.
