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so just make sure you give that to me and also the metal one or six characteristic traits handout spooky complete that and get that to me as well again word of the day is going to be Renaissance a rebirth we learning that took place in Europe and we're still in the same standard still on the same subjective last few days student with demonstrated understanding of the major factors episode 8 exchanges among groups of people and how exchanges influence those people in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth centuries Century would be the year 1899 I'm sorry 239 in the 15th century Revival of learning transfer knowledge about ceiling in ancient Philosophy from the Arabs to the Europeans Joe Somebody least one person what do you guys know about William Shakespeare maybe the pictures of a bit of a hand the Russell Wilson Hey Brother on 1% nobody is he a painter off-white gyro place so he's the creator of Romeo and Juliet so he was a great playwright think of Shakespeare were alive today I think he would probably both the playwright in a movie director because he also had a real place but he also had his own theater with activity to next week that looks at the his Globe Theater which is still in England today and then I had a lot of tourists visited over the years of course they've had to renovate it and keep it up so that it doesn't fall apart so but it looks very similar to how it was built back in Shakespeare's day so yeah he's got it I'm sure you guys going to have to read Shakespeare when I was in high school we had to read that was the one thing we read and others of the schools they they had some some schools different places Shakespeare Romeo and Juliet some Taming of the Shrew or some of his other works the top it at my high school at least for our English class Macbeth Shakespeare gets a little bit that's all we spoke in those days so we read the King James version the Bible we know we always have to decipher the words because the way they spoke English back in those days I was there every day binocular so that's why I sometimes little bit hard to Cypress please and then I was written so I like it I've seen please that they put on in movies where they will talk about Shakespeare's work but don't put it in modern back and then I've seen place where they will put in the vernacular event time. So it's hard to understand that time. But some K and so that's the big icon here in the a couple video clips will look at the northern Renaissance so basically is a third of our series looking at the Renaissance course going the Italian Renaissance began in Florence and spread to the rest of Italy we look at Renaissance are and so today we're going to the northern Renaissance and and its influence their set with that so the northern Renaissance first of all the similarities between the two and the differences both renaissance renaissance at the same religion Catholicism at Catholic Church dominated many years even though the Catholic Church doesn't dominate in today's world we both got the same economic system where guilds feudalism was dying out banking was trying to be established we're going to look a little bit that time on Monday as well too and he had they both were centered around artistic centers in Italy course Florence the meaning of an artistic Center or the Renaissance in Italy and then in in the northern Renaissance he was burgundy and what's today the country of Belgium which is right next to friends today and then so those are the similarities between the Renaissance in both the northern part of your opinion in Italy are some differences the North had one small Rich that she burgundy where is Kinley at the Florence was the but you know we had some other clubs as well to Rome and Milan and some of some of the other Italian cities where they were spin-offs of Florence but you had over here is equal to you lured centralized States less Novation emerging power in in in the in the north economic Hub because of Irma Italy is a Peninsula Country so there's a war on resides so then we saw a lot of courts in Alamo courts where is Europe was limited to Northern Europe is limited and its ports and a lot of those port on the Mediterranean except for Spain Spain and France would be spread over a larger area a lot more artists needle Lumber country in the largest cities in the Northwest Revival instead they focus on religious reform so there were some Roman ruins in the North Pole I'd be a lot more because it'll he's really where the Roman Empire started in Rome and go and Conquer and so you have it on my room but there are ruins ruins throughout northern Europe to France and Germany Spain the Romans conquered and so they left ruins are too but still being spread out so much do Roman Reigns new religious movements are religious reforms it was brought to Europe in an infinitive 1444 letters from the Chinese characters Greenberg invented the first printing press in the west and so important 55 the first book of all the printing press was a Bible and of course because the Bible had a head start number 1 most read book in the world because even today it's red by people who follow Christianity and even those that don't follow Christianity People Credit so so it's a number one most read book you at the last five hundred plus years has been around as far as a sign for that Scrolls and over time the Bible was Consolidated into what we have today so really the Bible today really Bible means collection so really it's it's a collection of books within a large Bible the Bible impact of the printing press you can see that overtime grew in the year 1500 year 20 million books printed by 1614 the 200 million books made information more widely available literacy begin to grow educated universities and schools in be created to teach people science became more widespread because ideas to be pretty down so I think that's a lot of books printed in 120 year span especially for that time. Now we are now it's much faster than what they had even back then I think the millions of books even back in that time. It's pretty pretty good or not having the gym the center of the northern Renaissance I know you had Dukes of burgundy Dukes were wealthy landowners wealthy Aristocrats and they got rich from war and Banking and commerce tear these people were also patrons of the Arts there and burn and in time so they had artists in the north lot to burgundy much like hard as f*** to Florence during the Renaissance time frame is divided between France and the whole Roman Empire was Francis still around Charles at 7 is the monarch ruled France for a while he is the guy who's credited with bringing the Renaissance to France ideas to his country so you had a rossman's who was influenced by this he was a Catholic reformer disagree with Martin Luther Martin Luther will learn a little bit more about him and so he went to reform the Catholic Church as well too but he had and so he asking price he felt like the truth was departing from self-love and piety and you also translated the Bible from Greek into French and he's the guy who book and praise of folly which was a Setter so he believed in reforming the church but I get it from within but anyway it was during the Renaissance age age Queen Elizabeth was as a monarch of England at the time she ruled from the year 1558-1603 and fatten state of Virginia you are State and state of Virginia is named for her our neighbor nickname known as the Virgin Queen because she never got married she got married husband so she remain single for the rest of your life does the nickname the Virgin Queen Elizabeth age this is the age in which Shakespeare lived and wrote a famous yes I also had some other actor Ben Johnson Christopher Marlowe idea what they look like Francis Bacon he's got it developed the scientific method that we use in chemistry and and physics and all your physical science in Psychology and go to the well so Francis Bacon is credited with Elizabeth and what Shakespeare and England came to a height in terms of culture and that cultural influences still around today Jacob William Shakespeare is his Works song it is what's the song give us till y'all still with me Sonic basically it's a poem with 14 lines and Shakespeare's nickname Or Nah Vivan is he was from Levon so that was his nickname back in life I noticed it was back in the day and so she like some things never change long hair back in those days was in beards were a sign of wisdom and intelligence where is in our modern world long hair and beard tend to be a sign of rebelling because over time a clean sheet looking short hair with beads stop now long hair and beer was more than medieval game because if you go back to the days of the Romans during Roman the Roman soldiers and Roman culture believed in shaving and cutting your hair so the Romans look down upon the Germanic peoples because they always wore beards and long hair so the Roman said that they were uncivilized so it's amazing how to style centuries in years northern Renaissance painters Jan bendig Albert's Jewelry and Hans Hogan or some of the prominent artists of the . and you look at some of the paintings I didn't they're almost they almost look like and they had to be respected in the folks detail on subjects moron life scenes Emily wasn't mad at me because that was all around the Greek and Roman times you can have that as much are very high quality resolutions so on these will be done back in the day but these pictures here would be the next best substitute for cayenne some more Renaissance painters story with this Marion squatting child again they use models of people around them to sit in to do a lot of his paintings what they felt like Mary Ann and the Jesus Christ would look like and sewing in here is a harness time and Hobart and Artis family and his wife Jane Seymour and also the architecture changed this is a cathedral that  gothic-style architecture gothic-style architecture was really Roman architecture with a little bit of middle-aged Ingenuity added to it so Gothic architecture wasn't a whole lot different from Roman architecture from back in the day but that began to change and so you can see some of the architecture Renaissance and so to me when you look at these castles here looks like something out of a fairy tales very very beautiful Chateaux Deer and Lorene I told you come hard so I took you to the Renaissance in English is really nice to me it's not as nice as the French architecture but it's a little bit more square and not is born each with their own mask and yet all examples of Renaissance architecture in Hungary country Hungary in Eastern Europe and in Spain all right so it's a look at the northern Renaissance and I will look at the handout that you need to do with that you got a couple video clips you're the first one is the northern Renaissance and then the second one is the Italian Renaissance hey there gyro first of all join me in welcoming Denis diderot to the set stop talking about that but still glad to have me or you going to see me your textbook in a wonder where you saw him Tom Richey AP Euro show what we are talking about day is the northern Renaissance by the way this lecture is dedicated to my boy Pete and the Great White North Canada alright Tim Hortons iced Capp continuation of our series on the Renaissance so I thanks to those of you who made my video on the Italian Renaissance one of the first to come up when you search for Italian Renaissance if you haven't done that go watch it I'll wait but if you have watched it okay we're used to hearing about all these Italians and sculptures and paintings of naked people and all of that kind of stuff well what makes the northern Renaissance different than the Italian Renaissance and what did they have in common thanks a j your question hopefully you're watching and so first of all let's go ahead and contrast now the northern Renaissance is more Christian than the Italian Renaissance keep in mind that the Italian Renaissance champions it's more of a moron the Christian aspect and then while the Italian Renaissance was about individualism you see that the northern Renaissance humanists are more concerned about broad social reforms that can happen how can we use humanism not only to better cell but also to an act change in society now as far as what they have in common we still have the emphasis on the classic works of Greek Roman and biblical literature going to be something that all humans have in common no matter what their philosophy and speaking of the humanistic for your baby Euro exam or your Western Civ test. You're most likely to encounter these two humans BFFs here Thomas More I had both of them pick one and Erasmus okay Thomas More from England or Rasmus from the Netherlands first of all let's look at Thomas More who was the chancellor to Henry the 8th as a classical scholar also with margarine the Reformation he opposed to Henry's church reform and Henry I had him executed for that that's you you don't mess with Henry okay not only if you're not one of his wives but also if you want to just friends doesn't matter who you are and Thomas More is most famous cause for purposes of baby grow is the author of utopia and Utopia is really part of this revival of Plato remember Aristotle how to floss for the Middle Ages on the humanists are very attached to Plato's works the foremost among Plato's worse being the Republic and the ideal State we can come up with the perfect what would it be like in Plato gets rid of the family he gets rid of Thomas Moore is still going to be contemplating this GF of the ideal state if we could put together the perfect Society what would it look like and so this book Utopia which is no place is kind of imitation of Plato of course you see a lot Catholic principle Thomas More's not going to break up the Family Guy because that's a a Catholic unit there will be no distinctions in clothing except for distinctions between men and women who keep in mind more is not quite as radical setting up a very up socialist system by comparison I Utopia has a lot of social criticism as far as you know the Law & Order aspect of the time where somebody stealing bread hang up well Thomas More what are you doing to solve these social problems just hanging someone for stealing bread that doesn't get rid of poverty so how do we get rid of poverty and the idea is that if we all all work together and you didn't have these big distinction between British and 4 then maybe there would be a lot more to go around let's move on to Erasmus his BFF I got you the most for writing the praise of folly which is imitating classical writers because in the praise of folly Folly is actually a person and just like you do love the ancient saw the Greeks and the Romans they hatch they had love personify they have the music so I can go if you're riding you would pray to the muses so you get inspired and so Follies listen here and is going places you know it 1.28 dispute. Your Rasmus says that falling speaking through Folly says that I went to a religious dispute I'm often there haha you get it when people are arguing about religion I'm he's thinking about questions like to the church burn Heretics and is there anyone you think that's the conventional thinking of the time I'm not advocate no matter how interesting and maybe but Erasmus is thinking where is the scriptural basis for this he's looked in the Bible which is a classical text which is a work of a graeco-roman Richard and he looking through Paul's letters where it says hey it's somebody is Wayward talked to him a couple times and if he does come around adapted over time and so Erasmus is acting as a humanist by going back to these original text and seeing like wait the church isn't really following the text and of course Erasmus is sort of soul the seeds for the Protestant Reformation by looking in the Bible and using this as a measuring stick for figuring out is the church doing what it's supposed to do and one thing no sorry and I'm going to show you a few pictures here he notes Peter's patrimony yeah we talked about before another video about how Peter is the First bishop of Rome and by tradition all of the Pope's have this Authority passed down and so what is Peter's patrimony of course the current Pope says that I sit on the chair of St Peter St Pete and so the Pope's they kind of see themselves looking something like this here is a painting by Fasco Fernandez from Portugal and as you can see here is Saint Peter who will really looks like he's got a lot of riches he's got this nice throne with little carvings on it and he's got a nice robe he's got his nice printed by keep in mind the printing press it just came out at this time so they're Saint Peter with his printing press Bible and he looks very well being of course all right we look at the background and there is a fisherman so okay let's love that be kind of gloss over it looks back in the Bible and he sees the apostles simple fisherman they weren't rich you did so is the Bishops of the church seek to imitate the apostles then why not something more like this I hear is an icon of Saint Peter from Saint Catherine's Monastery in the sixth Century notice that this Peter is breast much more simply this Peter is holding a cross and nails to symbolize a suffering death this Peter is not wealthy this is a Peter who is much more biblical the Peter who appears the New Testament the classical texts and so a Rasmus looks at the classics and he says way when I read the classics I see this guy not this guy this not this one church I see this guy so if the Bishops want to imitate the church then maybe they should give up some of their well maybe they should suffer a little bit more so although the praise of folly imitates Riders by personifying Falling it's value for European history students is mostly in the social criticism of the Catholic church that are Rasmus is taking shots as a loyal Catholic Reformation the fact that he has disagreements with Luther about free will this is something as a humanist and a Catholic or Rasmus finds critical be believed in the human will which Martin Luther and so although he is criticizing the church from the inside we do see some of this social criticism some of this humanism that is going to leave toward the Reformation and speaking of humanism one of Erasmus is projects was to create a Greek New Testament now keep in mind that Greek was the original language but the official Latin Vulgate of course written in the whereas Erasmus humanist he wants to see some real ladder Erasmus wrote when he was working on this it is only fair that Paul should address the Romans in somewhat better lap Greek edition of the New Testament gather any consult these group texts these are original text okay that is important original text to the humanists very very important so once he consults the original tags then he decides I'm going to polish up the in this official Catholic Bible because Paul's Apostle is only fair that Paul should address the Romans in somewhat better Latin Desert Valley mini thing out okay well that about wraps up so if you found this helpful if you think that I'm helping you prepare for your test exam Please Subscribe there's going to be plenty more okay so that's a look at that video clip he goes into a lot more depth about Erasmus so I like alright let's look at the Renaissance versus the northern Renaissance he can go into a bit more detail about that what I touched on in the PowerPoint slides hey their students I'm going to talk to you a little bit now about the Italian versus the northern Renaissance I'm going to cast on this one because this is less of a content-oriented lecture and more of a tutorial for those of you who don't know I'll for online tutoring on my website and specifically I'll be offering this year on 8-month riding you can click here for more information on that and what we're going to look at in this sort of tutorial segment is comparison which is one of the four thinking skills that could come up on your leq your long as they if you are taking APUSH AP Euro or AP world compared the Italian Renaissance and the northern Renaissance and in comparing remember that we need to look at the differences and the similarities now this is where a lot of people lose points on an essay because when they hear compare they just think contrast they think differences so the first thing that's very important is that you were keeping in mind differences and similarities got similarities underlined here because a lot of times the differences are much easier to emphasize in the similarities but we need to make sure that we do both now first of all there is the Italian Renaissance that is typically surprised as individualistic and secular and then there's the northern Renaissance that is characterized as more socially oriented and Christian in comparison to the Italian Renaissance so when we're setting up our essay 4 long essay question what we have to do here this is a prewriting setup that I'm going to be recommending to my students this year and will be working on in the eight-month riding Clinic the Italian Renaissance will need something here a contrasting character is for a few characteristics and supporting evidence and then over here we will need contrasting characteristics and supporting evidence for the northern Renaissance so for everything in the Italian Renaissance column there needs to be a Counterpoint in the northern Renaissance, and then after we do that we need to find something they have in common it doesn't have to be great but it needs to be something that comparison and contrasting needs to happen so let's think about how we would do how we would create an argument comparing the Italian Renaissance and the northern Renaissance now what I'll do here is I'd like to start off with my evidence so you need at least two pieces of evidence to get the first evidence point order to do that I think the best way to compare the Italian Renaissance and the northern Renaissance would be to take Machiavelli's The Prince and put it up against Thomas More's Utopia so we have one of the classic works of the Italian Renaissance and another of the North Renaissance first of all Machiavelli's the prince is about how to Be an Effective leader it is individualistic it is about how to improve yourself as an individual who is seeking to acquire power whereas Thomas More is focusing more on the ideal society and this goes along with the tendency of northern Renaissance humanists to focus on social reform now when you look at Machiavelli it is better to be feared than loved The end justifies the means this is a secular approach this is not Christian you can't imagine The Sermon on the Mount blessed are those who are feared for they will get what they want I would love to write a Sherman on the mount according to Machiavelli one of these days I might get to it if you ever work on it want to send it to me if you get there first let me know now when you go to Thomas More's Utopia you see the abolition of property and then this idea wealth corrupts people now this is an idea that is very prominent in Christianity and especially when you look at Catholic theology in particular you'll see where you do Catholic clergy Take a Bow poverty Chastity and obedience now the extent to which they were keeping those valves during the Renaissance is Up For Debate but Thomas Moore is writing from an obviously Catholic Christian Perspective so when you look at these two works you can use them both as evidence to support the characterization of the Italian Renaissance As more secular and individualistic and the characterization of the northern Renaissance As more Christian and more socially or and it's so you know you're really kind of throwing this all together that the evidence is supporting a point now what about for what they have in common well you might think this would be difficult but then again it's very easy because when it comes down to it. Machiavelli and Thomas More both the Italian humanists and the northern humanists were inspired by classical study so they were driven by humanism now if you want to be a little more specific and offer some evidence you could say that Machiavelli was imitating ancient Rome while he was looking at the ancient Rome for his inspiration to that and then Thomas More was of course riding on the model of Plato Plato's Republic explored the idea of the ideal State now if you're going for the second evidence point you want to introduce some more things you could go into more authors for the Italian Renaissance you go into Pico Della mirandola you go into petrarch or Castiglione whereas for the northern Renaissance you bring in a Rasmus but what I'm really trying to do here is get you set up to write a basic essay so if you like what you think about signing up for my 8-month riding Clinic you can click for more information and that is okay so we'll in shock that they're all right let's look at the northern Renaissance little bit more details that he goes into about Erasmus and about some of the contrasting the similarities and differences between the two are does Monroe central question to explain the impact of the Renaissance on European exploration including the significance of humanism the Revival of learning and transfer of knowledge about sailing and ancient Philosophy from the Arabs to the Europeans is horse check for understanding again we're working on this Renaissance unit and so we should have already done the other the first to the Italian Renaissance and then key ideas and vocabulary review third wind going to work on today is the review for Renaissance Quest and so I'll show you where that is I'm a website here in just a minute so there's three handouts working on Startup you time when it's on you supposed to work on that one on Wednesday yesterday Thursday you supposed to do the Renaissance key ideas and review here Quest and that'll be found here in the Central West Tennessee the impact of Renaissance in European exploration including the significance of humanism the Revival of learning and transfer knowledge about sailing an ancient Place free from Europe European size the same central question you just okay describe a project would do that Monday we got that chase. review for the Red Sox Quest gauges go back through and read the PowerPoint slides we just went through the Renaissance and then you can reduce worksheet this worksheet is a two-sided work so half of focus is on the Italian Renaissance the other half but was on the northern Renaissance you know what the question is exit ticket in the chat room you just type down one thing you learned or one question that you might have all right in the middle out of this to me go to my website to show you where. 2nd year website here to get to the handout and the PowerPoint slide we just looked at you going to go you can either go to where it says post here or on my if you want to opening page on my website the scroll the way to the bottom down to where you have to be 123 number here the next is going to be on the third webpage of the posts so you click on deer all right when you want to scroll down hey and then the three handouts are right here again Wednesday it's Wednesday we did the Italian Renaissance handout and then Thursday yesterday we look at the Renaissance key ideas of Kevlar review today you going to review for Renaissance Quest so this they hand out you want to work 1 today so you click on it and should be up here come up as a PDF file here canes it looks like this one the front sides the Italian Renaissance and these pictures at the bottom you have to worry about anything it just there more or less for your study just to let you can put certain paintings in sculptures with the artist that created them am Ben be back after work she looks at the northern Renaissance and some of the artists and artwork in the northern Renaissance so artists are at these paintings or sculptures do that you can also download a printer you know from a website there all right so and then the PowerPoint Slide the northern Renaissance and we just looked at his right here call Northern Italian Renaissance and Northern so that's the one that's going to download it go back to step up and out and in the Powerpoints lights Italian Renaissance Northern right here all right so any questions about where those resources are located or any other thing I guess I'll show you where the other questions resources of time will be yours to give you yet about 24 minutes to while we're on your side, to the rest of time will be yours

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