Chapter 5 Study Guide

The Chapter 5 (Renaissance and Reformation) Test is tomorrow!!

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Study Guide Handout
The Renaissance PowerPoint
Protestant Reformation PowerPoint

Renaissance and Reformation Test

Tomorrow!

 

Study Guide

The Protestant Reformation

PowerPoint

Homework:
1st, 4th, and 6th:  Guided Reading
3rd and 5th:  Read page 174-175 and answer the 2 Reading Checks

The Protestant Reformation

a religious movement of the 16th century that began as an attempt to reform the Roman Catholic Church and resulted in the creation of Protestant churches

Chapter 5, Section 3

Guided Reading Handout (from Monday)

PowerPoint:

Famous Florentines

Objective: The student will be able to explain the role Florence played in the Renaissance.

Renaissance Man (or woman):  educated person with many, varied talents and skills.
 
Directions: 

1. Use the Internet or your textbook to find information to complete the chart (handout provided in class).
2. In at least two sentences, explain how and why Florence came to be so influential during the Renaissance.
3. Review your map of Europe #1-10 locations and capitals.  Your Map Quiz is Tuesday.
4. Use your textbook on page RA10-11 and your map to test your knowledge.
5. Read about a planet made of diamond or one news article of your choice from CNN, Fox, or Google News.
6. Peruse the History Channel website and play a few games.

The Renaissance

Chapter 5, Section 1 and 2
The Renaissance Period (1350-1550) was the transition period between the Medieval Era and the modern world. The word renaissance means "revival" or "rebirth". This was a period of great achievements in the arts and sciences combined with deep religious concerns. The Renaissance became one of the most productive periods in all history.

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The Spread of the Protestant Reformation

Homework:
Read page 180-182:  "The Anabaptist" and "The Effects on the Role of Women"

Chapter 5 Study Guide

Chapter 5 Test:  Friday, August 27, 2010

Study Guide

The Spread of the Protestant Reformation

Homework:

Read page 177-179:  “The Zwinglian Reformations” and Calvin and Calvinism”

1-2. Answer the 2 reading Checks

3. Define predestination

4-5.Identify Ulrich Zwingli and John Calvin

The Protestant Reformation

Chapter 5, Section 3

Roman Catholic Church Basics Handout

5-3 Notes:

Homework:
Use the information from the lecture and page 171-175 to answer #4-8 on Page 175.

PowerPoint:

The Renaissance

Chapter 5, Section 2

Click here to view the notes for Chapter 5, Section 1 and 2

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Renaissance Society

Read Page 161-163 and answer #5, 6, 7 on page 163

The Renaissance

Chapter 5, Section 1
The Renaissance Period (1350-1550) was the transition period between the Medieval Era and the modern world. The word renaissance means "revival" or "rebirth". This was a period of great achievements in the arts and sciences combined with deep religious concerns. The Renaissance became one of the most productive periods in all history.


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The Protestant Reformation Spreads

& the Catholic Response

Notes

PowerPoint




Test Tomorrow!

Study Guide:

1. list three characteristics of the Renaissance.
2. explain Renaissance education.
3. describe artistic contributions of the Renaissance.
4. describe Christian humanism.
5. describe Luther’s role in the Reformation.
6. describe religious changes in Switzerland, in England, and within the Catholic church.

The Protestant Reformation

Chapter 5, Section 3

The Protestant Reformation: Notes

PowerPoint

The Renaissance

Chapter 5, Section 1 and 2

Notes

PowerPoint:



Writing Journal Entry #1

Take on the role of noble, merchant, artisan, or another citizen of Italy during the Renaissance.
Write a letter giving details of the events of the time and expressing your character’s feelings and attitudes regarding the developments and reforms.
You should indicate in your letter either how you or others are influencing the developments of the Renaissance.
Your letter should be at least 5 sentences long.

Section 4 and Ch. 5 Study Guide

Renaissance and Reformation Study Guide

The Protestant Reformation

Chapter 5, Section 3 PowerPoint

Current Event #1 Due Friday
Renaissance and Reformation Test Friday

Vernacular Literature, Education, and Art during the Renaissance

Chapter 5, Section 2 PowerPoint

Current Event Article due for approval tomorrow.

Renaissance Society and Humanism

Chapter 5, Section 1 & 2 PowerPoint

Notebook Check on Monday!