-
Use Cases
-
Resources
-
Pricing
Timeline for Lectures 21 and 22
Lecture 21: Italian Renaissance
Paleologus Dynasty
1260 - 1453
% complete
Dante Alighieri (The Divine Comdey)
1265 - 1321
% complete
Petrarch
1304 - 1374
% complete
Donato di Donatello
1386 - 1466
% complete
Created the statue of David in bronze. Attention to anatomy, standing on something to stabilize the structure
Jan van Eyck
1390 - 1441
% complete
Arnolfini in Northern Italy
Francesso Sforza
1401 - 1466
% complete
In Milan he rebelled and took over the city, centralizing the state
Masaccio
1401 - 1428
% complete
First important renaissance artist. Famous for frescos in the Brocchi chapel
Sandro Botticelli
1410
% complete
Created the birth of Venus. Paid attention to anatomical structure, classical antiquity of Greco-Roman. Primavera
Charles VII
1422 - 1461
% complete
Cosimo deMedici
1434 - 1464
% complete
In Florence, the de Medici Family owned the largest bank and came to power
Donato Bramante
1444 - 1514
% complete
Architect, St. Peter's Basilica in Rome
Frederigo da Montefeltro
1444 - 1482
% complete
Ruled Urbino, was taught in secular school, was called a despot - his rule had no appearance of a republic, but he was loved by the people.
War of the Roses
1450 - 1485
% complete
Ludovico Sforza
1451 - 1508
% complete
Mehmed II
1451 - 1481
% complete
Led the Seljuq Turk in the conquest of Costantinople
Ferdinand of Aragon
1452 - 1516
% complete
Leonardo da Vinci
1452 - 1519
% complete
Mona Lisa, use of light and dark
Fall of Constantinople
1453
% complete
Seljuq Turks
Peace of Lodi
1454
% complete
Balance of power between the city-states: Milan, Florence, Naples, versus Venice and the Papal States (more powerful group)
Johannes Gutenburg/Gutenburg Bible
1455 - 1456
% complete
Louis XI
1461 - 1483
% complete
Pico della Mirandola
1463 - 1494
% complete
Oration on the Dignity of Man
Charles the Bold
1467 - 1477
% complete
duke of Burgundy
Lorenzo the Magnificent
1469 - 1492
% complete
Niccolo Machiavelli
1469 - 1527
% complete
The Prince - how a ruler is to behave; doing wrong is sometimes necessary. Development of the modern printing press help it become so wide-spread. Father of modern diplomacy which arouse from Florence.
Albrecht Durer
1471 - 1528
% complete
Self portraits, adoration of the Magi
Isabella of Castile
1474 - 1504
% complete
Michelangelo
1475 - 1564
% complete
Statue of David, largest statue after Roman empire, sistine chapel
Ferdinand of Aragon
1479 - 1516
% complete
High Renaissance
1480 - 1520
% complete
Art moved out to Rome and began to be paid by the Papacy. da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael
Charles VIII
1483 - 1498
% complete
Raphael
1483 - 1520
% complete
School of Athens, Madonna and child, died at the Popes garden party (age 32) after drinking too much
Richard III
1483 - 1485
% complete
Henry VII
1485 - 1509
% complete
Tudor
Fall of Granada
1492
% complete
Francis I
1494 - 1547
% complete
Charles I (of Spain)/ Charles the V as Holy Roman Emperor
1500 - 1558
% complete
Lecture 22: The Reformation
John Wyclif
1328 - 1384
% complete
Established Lollardy because he was disgusted by the church , and claimed papal authority was not bible based. Bible is sole authority, thought bible should be translated into vernacular latin, popes should be stripped f their authority and land, and stop all practices not mentioned in the bible
John Hus
1374 - 1415
% complete
Believed the same as John Wyclif, and was guaranteed safe conduct where no harm would come to him but was burned at the stake
Hussite Wars
1415 - 1436
% complete
Wars that broke out after John Huss was killed
Martin V
1417 - 1431
% complete
Tried to limit the power of the councils
Pius II
1458 - 1464
% complete
Warrior Pope- led troops into battle
Frederick III of Saxony
1463 - 1525
% complete
Nobleman of Holy Roman Empire that supported Martin Luther
Desiderius Erasmus
1466 - 1536
% complete
Wrote the Handbook of a Christian Knight and The Praise of Folly
Sixtus IV
1471 - 1484
% complete
Nepotism because showed favor to his 5 nephews
Cesare Borgia
1476 - 1507
% complete
Lucrezia Borgia
1480 - 1519
% complete
Martin Luther
1483 - 1546
% complete
Became a monk, split from the Catholic church and established Lutheranism
Alexander VI
1492 - 1503
% complete
Pope that took land with his son Cesare and used his daughter Lucrezia as a political pawn
Juluis II
1503 - 1513
% complete
The Handbook of a Christian Knight
1503
% complete
Created by Desiderius Erasmus. Knight should be more concerned with inner piety than rules of the church
The Praise of Folly
1511
% complete
Created by Desiderius Erasmus, sarcastic tone, classical antiquity, and corrupt ideas
Leo X
1513 - 1521
% complete
Son of Lorenzo de Medici, became pope at age 37
Ninety-Five These
1517
% complete
Written by Martin Luther - his reason why the papal indulgences were wrong. Was wide spread
Charles V
1519 - 1556
% complete
In his edict of Worms he outlawed Martin Luther
Leipzig Debate
1519
% complete
Debate between Martin Luther and the Pope - split from the Catholic church and established Lutheranism
Address to the Nobility of the German Nation
1520
% complete
Written by Martin Luther, could gain favor with the German nobility because they could gain wealth and power
On the Freedom of a Christian Man
1520
% complete
Written by Martin Luther
The Babylonian Captivity of the Church
1520
% complete
Written by Martin Luther, why people shouldn't have to confess their sins the pope
Edict of Worms
1521
% complete
Outlawed Martin Luther
Reichstag/ Doet of Worms
1521
% complete
Against the Robbing and Murdering Hordes of Peasants
1525
% complete
When the peasants rebelled Martin Luther wrote this and it led to the killing peasants
Katherina von Bora
1525
% complete
Married Martin Luther
On the Jews and their Lies
1543
% complete
When Jews refused to convert Martin Luther wrote this and it led to the killing of Jews