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Vocabulary/Bell Ringer Journal
PP Notes: Renaissance. An overview
Impact of Printing Chart
Chart: Italian v. Northern Renaissance
Reading: What is wrong with the Church?
Notes: Reformation
Reading on Lutheranism or Catholicism
Venn Diagram: Luther v. Catholicism
Picture Tour: Luther v. Catholicism
Notes: Effects of the Reformation
Web: Renaissance/Reformation
Day 1: Opening
We will Define Renaissance and explain why it took
place in Italy
We will identify what it means to be a “Renaissance
Man”
Closing:
Students will identify an example of a modern day
Renaissance Man.
Bell Ringer
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3/3=Attempted and was fully correct in answer
The Printing Press was invented during the early
stages of the Renaissance. Identify and explain
3 important effects of this invention
Record your answer in sentence form
Write your name and date at the top
Day 2: Students will..
Contrast the Italian and Northern Renaissances
(chart)
Identify, by highlighting and ranking, 5 major
problems within the medieval church (reading)
Compare the Medieval selling of indulgences to a
modern day example of corruption (simile)
Define the Reformation period and explain its causes
(notes)
Compare the Lutheran to the Catholic tradition in
terms of means to salvation, authority and
worship (Reading and Venn)
Bell Ringer
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Description
The reformation was when European technology was
superior to Asian and Muslim technology
The reformation was when people challenged the authority
of the Catholic Church
The reformation was when great scientific discoveries were
made in Europe
The reformation was when the Catholic Church was formed
The reformation was when people rebelled against
Monarchs
The reformation was when alternatives to Catholicism was
being considered by people
The reformation was when other churches were being
formed leading to more religious choice
The reformation was when Europe came under the
authority of all powerful monarchs
The reformation was when Church corruption was being
exposed
The reformation led to a time when Europe was no longer
united under one religion
The reformation was when people began valuing secular
ideas
Yes, this accurately No this does not
describes the
accurately describe
reformation period. the reformation
period.
Day 3: Students will..
Compare/Contrast Lutheranism to Catholicism in
terms of means to salvation, language, sacraments
and authority (Venn/Pic Tour)
Identify the Long Term effects of the Reformation
including the goals of the Catholic Counter
Reformation (Notes)
Compare the religious breakdown of Europe in 1400
v. 1560 (Notes)
Explain how the Renaissance helped to lead to the
Reformation period (Web)