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Make a list of the new ideas, knowledge, and discoveries that were made towards the end of the Renaissance.
they discovered the new world (north america)
How was the views of religion different between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance?
middle ages : believed that they should follow the rules and rituals of the RCC renaissance :believed that they should question and respond
Who was Martin Luther and why was he an important figure in the Renaissance?
he was the creator of the protestant reformation
What was the Protestant Reformation, and how did it challenge the authority of the Roman Catholic Church?
a movement that called for change or reform of practices in a roman catholic church
Which people or groups of people made great changes in the religious reform? Choose 3 and explain what they did specifically.
john calvin from switzerland : introduced a strict form of protestantism john knox from scotland :he led councils of men to govern the chur
Towards the end of the Renaissance, small sections of Europe formed together to create what?
countries
List the factors that helped make this happen
societies became more urban sense of belonging exploration the printing press
Which countries became leaders during the Age of Exploration?
spain portugal france britain
How were these countries able to become leaders in exploration? Explain the 3 factors.
position they were all on atlantic coast monarchs sponsored explorers technology the made new kinds of ships
What is ethnocentrism? How did this attitude lead to countries establishing colonies?
Ethnocentrism – believing that your ethnic group is superior to others they thought they could invade any countries that they wanted
What ideas are included in imperialism?
Imperialism –the belief of a country to take over and dominate foreign land
How did the imperialist nations maintain control over their colonies?
take over the people
What were the effects of imperialism on European countries?
the benefited from all the supplies and money
How does language like “new lands, civilized, savage, barbaric, conqueror, etc.” show that people have imperialistic attitudes?
because the other people don't have stone houses or guns they are not as far along as them
What motivated the Europeans to explore? What made it possible?
they wanted more power and wealth
What ideas became part of the western worldview as a result of European exploration in the New World?
freedom from religion identification to countries importance of indevigual world views today that came from the renaissance laws f