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The Renaissance and the Reformation in English history
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English History pt.2
Processes
Historical figures
Will be divided in
The Renaissance
The reformation
The war of roses
Wich are
If there is a red coloured entry on the process side, it will represent a historical figure of that process
Context
Early XVIIth century
Extreme power of the Catholic church
Limited access to liturgy
Martin Luther (1483-1546)
German priest
Author of the 95 theses
Indulgences sold
HUMANISM
Inspired by
Jean Calvin, Ulrich Zwingli, William Tyndale, etc.
Protesting against the church and spreading their ideas
Took action by
Establishing 2 principles
Sola fide: Only the faith of the individual can effect his or her salvation
Sola scriptura: only the scriptures have religious authority and not the church clerics
The separation of the catholic church
Confrontations between crowns and the church
The counter-reform
Artistic and literary movement based in recently discovered classical texts and artifacts from ancient Greece and Rome
the main developments of this period were
Printing press: it allowed the fast reproduction of texts, incluiding the Bible. The knowledge was democratized.
Art: development of realistic techniques in art, which gave origin to realism. The object of the works was no longer god, but the human
Literature (the most relevant in England): Athors started to write about humanist themes and returned to the classical ideals of tragedy and comedy. Themes like human agency, life’s non-religious meanings and the true nature of man were treated
Its consequences were
Was
Conflict between the houses of Lancaster (red rose) and the house of York (white rose) for the crown of England. It took place in the XVth century.
Main battles
Battle of St. Albans (1455)
Battle of Wakefield (1460)
Battle of Towton 1461
Battle of Tewkesbury (1471)
Battle of Bosworth Field
Important historical figures
House of York
House of Lancaster
Henry IV
Henry V
Henry VI
Edward of Westminster
Henry Tudor (Henry VII)
Richard of York
Edward IV
Richard III
Elizabeth of York
Henry Tudor marries Elizabeth of York, finishing the war.
King Edward III
Richard II
The black prince Edward
Henry VII
Son
Wifes
Jane Seymour
Catherine Howard
Anne Boleyn
Catherine Howard
Anne of Cleves
Catherine of Aragón
When he divorced her, he was excomulgated
He founded his own church: the Anglican church
considered nowadays the most influent queen that England has ever had
Elizabeth I
Daughter
Edward VI
Son
Obsessed with having a male son
Founder of the Royal Navy
Received humanist education
His reign ( 1558-1603) is remarkable considering the sexism that existed at that time, and for which he had many problems
Elizabethan period has been said to represent the most brilliant century of all
Some of the best intellectuals of this time were
Sir Thomas More
Ben Jonson
Francis Bacon
William Shakespeare
Some of the best intellectuals of this time were
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