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 Wrote Utopia (about perfect society)  Everyone governed by reason/logic, equality among all people, free education, and no private property Chancellor of England & advisor to King Henry VIII (To be discussed in more detail during Reformation)  Advised Henry VIII to pass Act of Supremacy  Later beheaded by Henry VIII

 Known as “The Bard” because he…  wrote  and wrote  AND WROTE Mwahaha! Puny student, you have to read ALL of my works!!! Noooooo oooo…!!!

 Wrote hundreds of love poems in the form of sonnets  Plays included: Romeo & Juliet Lovers from 2 families in a feud with each other Othello Tragedy about Moorish general Hamlet Revenge tragedy about prince of Denmark The Merchant of Venice Tragic comedy about a Jewish moneylender &

 Wrote The Divine Comedy in the vernacular  This was important because  3 parts: Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradiso

 Father of Spanish literature  Wrote Don Quixote  First modern novel  Made fun of Middle Ages & chivalry

 Wrote “The Prince”  Book on how to rule people  “The ends justify the means” You’re better off having people scared of you than liking you. Now, it’s okay if people are scared of you. Just make sure they don’t hate you. Make sure you only let people see you doing stuff where you come off looking really good.

1. The Prince 2. Utopia 3. Hamlet 4. Don Quixote 5. Divine Comedy a) Getting & keeping power b) Perfect society c) Revenge tragedy d) Made fun of feudalism/chivalry e) Man’s journey through hell, purgatory, & heaven