'Renaissance popes' diaporamas de présentation

AP European History Bowl

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Renaissance Art

Renaissance Art . AP European History. Patronage . Florence was the leader in Renaissance art especially in the quattrocento (1400s) Massive patronage for the arts came from wealthy merchant-families (such as the Medicis ) who commissioned countless works from the great artists. .

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Protestant Reformation

Protestant Reformation. Pope. Clergy. Monks/Nuns. Believers. Failed in Italy. Popes directly involved with affairs of state Spanish/HRE Hapsburgs support Pope Dominant in Southern Italy and Venetia Italian Peninsula remained loyal to Catholicism.

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Paragraph 1.2

Paragraph 1.2. The Renaissance. People in the Middle Ages knew the stories of the Bible . The first part, the Old Testament had a story about David. This shepherd had killed the giant Goliath by throwing a rock to his head . In 1504 Michelangelo made a statue of this .

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Renaissance

Renaissance. A Reawakening of Culture. From Middle Ages-Renaissance. Middle Ages became marked with political tensions, plague, and decline of Church Growth of cities/trade led to a sharing of ideas, culture, language

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16-2 N orthern Renaissance

16-2 N orthern Renaissance. John GoebelThomas Rash D evin Green. Desiderius Erasmus. Date of birth-October 27, 1466 Inspired his colleagues to study One of the most famous Christian humanist Also used biting humor attacked the wealth of renaissance popes

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Renaissance Papacy

Renaissance Papacy. Renaissance Popes. Papacy is the term that refers to the office and position of the Pope Some (not all) Renaissance popes started to get distracted from Church matters. Many historians argue that Nicholas V (1447-1455) was the first Renaissance Pope

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Renaissance Papacy

Renaissance Papacy. Renaissance Popes. Papacy is the term that refers to the office and position of the Pope Some (not all) Renaissance popes started to get distracted from Church matters. Pope Nicholas V. Many historians argue that Nicholas V (1447-1455) was the first Renaissance Pope

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The Protestant Reformation

The Protestant Reformation. Tara Madsen. Christian Humanism. In northern Europe, a renaissance began that was made up of Christian Humanist Christian Humanism- wanted reform of the Catholic Church People felt that if you could read the religious classics then you could become more pious

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