Great job today. I'm anxious to see how we did. Below is all of the homework for the next week on chapter 15, due when we take our test next Friday.
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Great job today. I'm anxious to see how we did. Below is all of the homework for the next week on chapter 15, due when we take our test next Friday.
Keep studying for Thursday's Reformation exam. We went over the key concepts today in class, but make sure that you understand the finer points. How each thing is evidence of those bigger picture items that we talked about today.
Below is the homework due on Thursday. #19. What factors led to an increase in witch-hunts during the period of religious reform and religious wars? How did the predominant view of women influence those witch-hunts? What factors made it easier to convict people accused of witchcraft? Exam on the Reformation next Thursday (Homework below that)
Homework for MondayToday in class we looked at the Religious Wars following the Reformation. Read pages 465-466 and 472-475 and answer the following questions. Begin looking over your notes and figuring out where you might need clarification.
#13. What factors influenced the spread of Reformation ideas in Bohemia, Poland, and Hungary? What was the impact of Protestant thought in these countries? (p.466) #17. How did religious differences lead to civil war in France? How was politics related? What was the resolution? (p.472) #18. How did religious conflict lead to war in the Netherlands? What was the outcome? (p.473) (Page numbers are next to the questions)
#5. What ideas did the radical Protestants hold? Why were they seen as a threat to society at the time? (451, 454) #6. What were the causes of the German Peasants' War? What was the result? (454-455) #8. What did the Habsburgs control in the 16th century? What were Charles V's goals?(457-458) #9. Why did difference in religion lead to war in the Holy Roman Empire? What were the terms of the Peace of Augsburg? What were the potential weaknesses of the treaty? (p. 458-459) #10. Briefly trace the Reformation in England from Henry VIII through Elizabeth.(461-463) #11. What were the basic beliefs of John Calvin? Describe his impact on Geneva and Western Civilization. (p.463-465) Today we started looking at the Protestant Reformation. Read the pages and answer the questions below to keep it going.
Read pages 449-451, #3. What were the basic tenets of Protestant thought? How were Ulrich Zwingli and Martin Luther's ideas different? #4.What factors contributed to the appeal of Protestant ideas? Good work today. No matter how you did, it's a step in the right direction as we gear up for the year ahead. On the block day we will begin our look at the age of Reformation. Read the pages and answer the questions below to get us started.
Read pages 445-448. 1. Why did many loyal Catholics criticize the Church in the early 16th century? 2. Who was Martin Luther? What were his main ideas? Our test on the Renaissance will be ON MONDAY. Review your notes and skim your text. A few key points are listed below and in a previous post.
New Monarchs Chart Today in class, we started filling in a chart on the "New Monarchs" using pages 434-439. For New Monarchs from France, England, and Spain, identify and briefly describe each of the following:
This will be due on Monday. We will discuss some elements of these figures during our time together tomorrow. Thoughts for the Exam on Monday The topics we've discussed over the last two weeks:
Today we looked at the arts of the Northern Renaissance. Tonight you will start looking at the breadth of the renaissance and how it affected the different classes and genders of the period. Read pages 431-434 and answer the following: #14. To what extent did the social hierarchy change in the Renaissance from the medieval concept of social orders or estates? #15. What was the Querelle des Femmes? (What were the main arguments, and what factors spurred the debate?) What was the dominant view of the proper role for women in the Renaissance? |
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