  Time of so many changes and enlightenment in the 1500s (Umass).  New ideas lead to inventions.  Those inventions would one day be useful today.

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  Time of so many changes and enlightenment in the 1500s (Umass).  New ideas lead to inventions.  Those inventions would one day be useful today.  Art, politics, religion, and economics are a few of many elements that were advancing during the British Renaissance. The Renaissance

  The Whitehall Mural was painted by Hans Holbein (Rebirth of Refinement). It is the portrait of King Henry VIII, his parents, and Queen Jane Seymour (NSU). Art, Architecture, and Technology

  Timber use for houses were common in England during the Tudor era.  Queen Elizabeth had a more perpendicular architecture in her style. Tudor and Elizabethan Architecture

  New maps helped Captains navigate to further lands.  Ships were able to travel faster, and safer for trade.  The printing press was introduced to England by, William Caxton in Westminster (Life in Renaissance England). Technology

  Originated by King Henry VII in  Followed by family members to rule after him.  Most recognized Tudor is Queen Elizabeth I.  (“What Life Was Like In the Realm of Elizabeth”8). The Tudor Dynasty First Tudor Last Tudor

  Crowned Queen after Mary I death in November 1558 (Kraske15).  Sent two expeditions to the New World led by Sir Walter Raleigh (“What Life Was Like In the Realm of Elizabeth”138).  Died in  Since she never married, she left James VI of Scotland to be James I of England (Kraske 26) Queen Elizabeth I

  King Henry ruled church after they didn’t want to divorce him.  After his death Queen Mary took over, changing England’s religion back to Catholicism.  Killed over 277 people for not having the same religious views as her(“Queen Elizabeth I of England” 6). Religious Views

  Queen Elizabeth was a protestant but attended catholic churches to please her sister.  After Mary’s death Queen Elizabeth I allowed anyone to practice either Catholicism or Protestantism (“Queen Elizabeth of England” 20). Elizabeth’s Religious Changes

  Started prospering (Brooklyn College. “Introduction to the Renaissance”).  New ways to make working environment safe.  Exported cast iron guns and later clothes.  Many traders of gold.  (Caselli). The Changes of the Economy

  Noblemen were able to learn to read and write.  Usually quit if they were needed for work.  Quit if they felt they had learned enough.  Mostly learned accounting.  (Judkins) Education

  It was the rebirth for many people  Many inventions, creations, and learning occurred  Time of discovering, understanding, accepting happened. Conclusion

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