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1 Instructions Enter Your Name Here Student Name
This Digital Interactive Notebook is designed to help you better understand Age of the Renaissance & Reformation in World History. It includes pages on vocabulary terms, people, and key events of these periods. On each page you will see blue text boxes where you can type responses. Simply click in the box and begin typing to provide your response. You can also add your own text boxes by clicking on the text box icon ( ). You also will need to add images to various pages. You can do this by clicking on the “Image” icon ( ) or by going to “Insert > Image” in the menu. Each text box can also be resized using the borders so that each fits on your pages.

2 Renaissance Illustrated Vocabulary
Directions: Research each vocabulary term below and type your own definition in the 2nd column. Then look for an image that best symbolizes it and insert it in the 3rd column. Vocabulary Definition Image Humanism Secular Patron Mona Lisa Perspective The Prince Vernacular

3 The Italian Renaissance
Directions: Read about start of the Renaissance and why it began on the Italian peninsula. Then, complete the “Who, What, When, Where, Why, How” boxes related to the Italian Renaissance. Where? Type your response here... What? Type your response here... When? Type your response here... Who? Type your response here... How? Type your response here... Why? Type your response here...

4 The Renaissance Man Then Now Type your response here…..
Directions: Today, a Renaissance man is someone who is good at many different things. This comes the Renaissance when someone like Leonardo da Vinci excelled at painting, science, engineering, math, and more. Paste in a picture of what a “Renaissance Man” man looked like then and now. Then add descriptive characteristics in the boxes provided. Then Type your response here….. Now Type your response here…..

5 Michelangelo & the Sistine Chapel
Directions: The Sistine Chapel is the largest and most important chapel in the Vatican. Its ceiling was famously painted by Michelangelo and it is one of the best examples of Renaissance art. Find and paste in a picture that you feel best shows the ceiling, then fill out information for each box. How was the Sistine Chapel painted? Type your response here... Who was Michelangelo? Type your response here... What makes the Sistine Chapel’s ceiling so famous? Type your response here... What other works is Michelangelo famous for? Type your response here...

6 Literary Works of the Renaissance
Directions: While most people think of the great artists when they think of the Renaissance, there were also many writers in Europe who produced influential works. Some (like Dante) influenced the beginning of the Renaissance while others came later as the Renaissance spread through Europe. Find and paste a picture for the cover of each book, then write down the importance of each work next to it. The Prince Don Quixote In Praise of Folly Divine Comedy

7 Comparing the Italian & Northern Renaissance
Directions: Before 1500, the Italian Renaissance had little influence outside Italy. However, ideas eventually spread around Europe. This became known as the Northern Renaissance and influenced life in Germany, England, and other areas of Europe. Write characteristics that apply to each area of the Renaissance and then some that apply to both. Think about artists, writers, patrons, styles, important works, etc Northern Renaissance Type your responses here….. Both Type your responses here….. Type your responses here….. Italian Renaissance

8 What effect did Humanism have on Europe?
Humanism During the Renaissance Directions: The most important philosophy to come out of the Renaissance was Humanism. This philosophy and literary movement broke from medieval religious traditions in favor of more secular subjects. Copy and paste pictures or symbols to represent each aspect of Humanism, then write down appropriate information in each box. Important Works Beliefs Writers & Philosophers Type your responses here….. Type your responses here….. Type your responses here….. What effect did Humanism have on Europe? Type your response here…..

9 Martin Luther & Problems Inside the Church
Directions: Martin Luther is one of the most influential men in history. His simple act of posting his 95 Theses to the church door in Wittenberg, Germany began the Protestant Reformation. Complete the graphic organizer with the problems that existed inside the church, then include a definition on the 95 Theses, its key ideas and the effect it had. Key Ideas Effect on Europe Problems in the Church The 95 Theses

10 The Printing Press Books Before the Printing Press
Directions: Johannes Gutenberg’s invention of a movable type printing press in 1450 had a massive impact on Europe. After reading about Gutenberg and his printing press, paste a picture of it in the center then complete the text boxes around it. Books Before the Printing Press Type your response here... Who was Johan Gutenberg? Type your response here... What did his printing press do? Type your response here... What impact did it have both short & long term? Type your response here...

11 The Six Wives of Henry VIII
Directions: England’s King Henry VIII is infamous for his 6 marriages – 2 of whom he had executed. Complete the graphic organizer on Henry & his wives below by pasting in portraits of each wife then writing their name and why they were married and divorced in the box below. 2. _________________ 1. ______________ 3. ______________ 4. _____________ 6. _____________ 5. ____________________

12 The Counter Reformation
Directions: The Counter Reformation was the Catholic Church’s response to the growing Protestant Reformation. It began with the Council of Trent in 1545 and resulted in various actions taken by the church. Complete a cause and effect chain on what you feel are the major events of the Reformation and Counter Reformation with explanations for each. Cause Effect Cause Effect

13 Timeline of the Reformation in Europe
Directions: The Protestant Reformation was a religious, cultural, and political upheaval that radically changed Europe in the 1500’s. Sort the events below in order by dragging and dropping them and place the year each occurred in the box on the timeline. Year Spanish soldier turned priest Ignatius of Loyola founds the Jesuit order as part of the Catholic Counter Reformation King Henry VIII rejects the Pope’s power in England and has his marriage to Catherine of Aragon annulled. John Calvin publishes the “Institutes of the Christian Religion” on Protestantism. The Peace of Augsburg grants toleration to Lutherans in the Holy Roman Empire. Luther publishes the New Testament in German. The Council of Trent begins as part of the Catholic Church’s Counter Reformation. Luther appears before the Diet of Worms to answer charges of heresy. Martin Luther posts the 95 Theses King Henry VIII declared himself to be the Supreme Head of the Church of England

14 Reformation Illustrated Vocabulary
Directions: Research each vocabulary term below and type your own definition in the 2nd column. Then look for an image that best symbolizes it and insert it in the 3rd column. Vocabulary Definition Image 95 Theses Indulgences Predestination Printing Press Anglican Church Council of Trent Counter Reformation

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