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  • Feb 5, 1200

    Printing Spreads Renissance Ideas

    During the 1200's, block printed items reached Europe from China.
  • Jan 1, 1300

    Italy's Advantages

    The movement that started in Italy caused an explosion of creativity in are, writing, and thought.
  • Mar 10, 1453

    The Northern Rennissance Begins

    When the destruction of the 100 Years War ended, many cities grew rapidly.
  • Sep 26, 1460

    The Renissance Revolutionizes Art

    Medieval artists had used religious subjects to convey a spiritual ideal
  • Sep 27, 1494

    Artistic Ideas Spread

    Northern European artists who studiy in Italy carrries Renissance ideas back to the homelands
  • Sep 26, 1500

    Rennissance Writers Change Liturature

    Renissance writers produced works that reflected their time, but they also used techniques that writers rely on today
  • Sep 30, 1500

    ~The Roots of Modern Science

    Scholars generally decided what was true or false by reffering to Ancient Greek or Roman author or Bible
  • Sep 26, 1509

    Northern Writers Try to Reform Society

    Italian Humanists were very interested in reviving languages and classical texts
  • Sep 26, 1510

    Legacy of the Reformation

    The Reformation ended the Christian unity of Europe and left it culturally divided
  • May 29, 1512

    Luther Challenges the Church

    MArtin Luther wanted to be a good christian, not lead a religious revolution.
  • Sep 26, 1520

    Causes of the Reformation

    The Renissance emphasis on the secular and the individual challenged church authority
  • Sep 27, 1520

    The Response to Luther

    His ideas spread rapidly and attracted followers but many people were unhappy because they saw this as a challenge to control
  • Sep 27, 1521

    The Catholic Reformation

    While protestant churches won many followers, millions remained true to the Catholic Church.
  • Sep 27, 1521

    England Becomes Protestant

    The Catholic Church faced another great challenge to its authority in England
  • Sep 27, 1530

    Classical and Worldly Values

    As scholars studied these manuscripts they became more influenced by classical ideas that helod to develp a new outlook on life and art
  • Sep 27, 1531

    Calvin Continues teh Reformation

    Huldrych Zulingli calles for a return to teh more personal faith of ealy christianity.
  • Sep 30, 1533

    *Ivan the Terrible

    *Ivan the Terrible
    Ivan the IV, came to throne when he was 3. When he was 16, he siezed power and had himself crowned czar.
  • Sep 30, 1543

    ~The Scientific Method

    ~The Scientific Method
    Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo began the revolution of thinking in a new way
  • Sep 30, 1543

    ~The Revolutionary Model of the Universe

    ~The Revolutionary Model of the Universe
    A group of scholars start to question the geocentric theory
  • Sep 27, 1558

    The Elizabeth Age

    Elizabeth reigned, wrote poetry and music, and did much to support the development of English art and liturature
  • Sep 30, 1560

    *Rule by Terror

    Ivan's "Bad Period" happened when Anistasia died. He turned on the boyars after accusing of poisoning his wife.
  • Sep 30, 1580

    *Philip II

    *Philip II
    Inherited Spain, Spanish Netherlands, & the American Colonies.
  • The Legacy of the Renissance

    Changes the outlook on art and society
  • ~Newton Explains the Law of Gravity

    ~Newton Explains the Law of Gravity
    Isaac helps bring together a a breakthrough inder a single theory of motion
  • ~Two Views on the Government

    ~Two Views on the Government
    Thomas Hobbes & John Locke both experience political turmoil
  • ~Legacy of teh Enlightment

    ~Legacy of teh Enlightment
    Enlightment writers challenges long-held ideas about society
  • *Peter the Great

    *Peter the Great
    Had a mind of a genius, the body of a giant, and the temper of a bear.
  • *Rise of the Romanovs

    After Ivan's son died, Russia experienced a period of turmoil called "The Time of Trouble."
  • *Cardinal Richeliou

    *Cardinal Richeliou
    Became the ruler of France & a hard-working leader of the Catholic Church in France
  • *Louis XIV

    *Louis XIV
    After Henry IV died, he reigned a weak kingdom.
  • *Charles II

    *Charles II
    Always needed money because he was always at war with Spain and France
  • *War Topples King

    *War Topples King
    During that time, Parliament passed laws to limit royal power
  • *Oliver Cromwell

    *Oliver Cromwell
    His "New Model Army" began defeating the Cavaliers
  • ~The Scientific Revolution Spreads

    ~The Scientific Revolution Spreads
    Astronomers explore the universe; others study the nature on earth
  • *Gloriuos Revolution

    The Bloodless overthrow of King James II
  • *Cabinet System

    No British Monarch could rule without the consent of Parliament
  • *Bill of Rights

    Parliament drafted a Bill of Rights to make clear of the limits of Royal Power
  • ~Women and the Enlightment

    ~Women and the Enlightment
    Women writers try to improve the status of m=women. Mary Astell publishes a book.
  • ~The Philosphes Advocate Reason

    Paris became the meeting place for the people who wanted to disguss politics and ideas
  • ~A World of Ideas

    Young people from America and Europe studied, philosophize, and enjoy the culture of the busy city
  • ~New Artistic Styles

    The enlightment ideals of order and reason were reflected in music, liturature, painting, and archetecture.
  • ~Enlightment and the Monarchy

    The Enlightment spirit also swept through Europes royal courts
  • *Fredrick the Great

    *Fredrick the Great
    He achieved his name by achieving his goals for Prussia
  • *Maria Theresa

    *Maria Theresa
    She faced yeasrs of war with Prussia and was promised a peaceful reign. She was a strong leader.
  • ~Americans Win Independence

    ~Americans Win Independence
    War broke out on the North American continent between English and French
  • ~Britain and Its American Colonies

    ~Britain and Its American Colonies
    british colonist had formed settlements along the northern shore of America
  • ~Americans Create a Republic

    ~Americans Create a Republic
    After declaring independence, 13 states ratified a constitution