Early Modern England

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Early Modern England

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Early Modern England Text and Contexts
Early Modern England
Early Modern England
Representing the Human
Representing the Human
Early Modern England
Early Modern England
Early Modern England
Early Modern England

Early Modern England

Early Modern England. Title page from Leviathan , by Thomas Hobbes. Centralized Government and Tudor Monarchy. The Stuarts. Centralized Government and Stuart Monarchy. The Stuarts. Centralized Government and Stuart Monarchy. Centralized Government and Stuart Monarchy.

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Early Modern Art

Early Modern Art. Catholic Baroque Art Vs. The Protestant Dutch Masters. “Courtyard of a House in Delft” – Pieter de Hooch. “The Annunciation” – Sebastiano Mazzoni.

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The Sixteenth Century: Characteristics of Early Modern England

?Early Modern" V. ?Renaissance": Which Term Should you Use? . First, the term Renaissance: ??is commonly applied to the historical period which follows the Middle Ages, but when the Middle Ages ended and when the Renaissance began has been a source of much debate. A long accepted view was that the R

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Early Modern Britain

Early Modern Britain. 1500-1750. Conquering abroad Religious upheaval. Increased travel. Printing press. Some towns decided to employ watchmen to patrol the streets at night.

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Early Modern Epistemology

Early Modern Epistemology. Fall 2012 Dr. David Frost Instructor of Philosophy University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point. The Early Modern Period. “Modernity” signals a time of extraordinary change.

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Early Modern World:

Early Modern World:. The Protestant Reformation and Martin Luther. The protestant Reformation. People began to question the church c orruption c ould think for themselves Erasmus and Sir Thomas Moore sought reform within the Catholic Church church was slow to respond. Luther and His ideas.

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Early Modern World:

Early Modern World:. First Americans and the Maya. The First Americans. How did they get here? Land Bridge connected Asia to Alaska Migrated down through Canada, North America, Mexico, Central America, and South America. Main Migration Routes to the Americas. The First Americans.

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Early Modern World:

Early Modern World:. European Colonial Empires. New Netherland. The Dutch claimed the region around present day New York based on Henry Hudson’s explorations. Set up a successful fur trade with the native people.

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Early Modern Virginity

Early Modern Virginity. Sam Wescott. Catholic Virginity. Paul’s Warning - 1 Cor 7:25-40 Convents for Dowry-less Houses of Women Dubiously-Shaped Vegetables Brides of Christ. Protestant Chastity. Sacking of Monasteries Married Chastity Can’t be Called Twice New Marriage Ideal.

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Early Modern Humans

Early Modern Humans. Day 2. Do Now. Describe any changes in technology you have seen over your lifetime. . Neanderthals. Buried dead with ceremony Stone-tipped spears Bone needles Bone fish hooks Animal skins, warm boots. Cro-Magnons. Bow and arrows

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Early Modern World:

Early Modern World:. Renaissance. The Renaissance. 1400s Means “rebirth” People were interested in the works of the Greeks and Romans Began in Italy Location made it important for trade. The Renaissance. The Renaissance.

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Early Modern Humans

Early Modern Humans. Day 3. Do Now. Take out your Moving Across Continents Worksheet. Describe any characteristics of Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons you see. Map Homework. According to the map, where did humans first live?

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Early Modern Humans

Early Modern Humans. Do Now. What do you remember about hunter and gather societies? What does it mean to adapt and how do you think this applies to early humans?. Essential Question. Why did early humans move from place to place?. Humankind Begins.

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Early Modern Art

Early Modern Art. Ms. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY Edited by Lynn Ellis. Themes in Early Modern Art. Uncertainty/insecurity. Disillusionment. The subconscious. Overt sexuality. Violence & savagery. Expressioism. A tendency to distort reality for an emotional effect

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Early Modern Humans

Early Modern Humans. Chapter 1 Lesson 2 . Objectives. Describe how early humans found food and shelter Describe how early humans populated major regions of the world. Vocabulary. Humankind – the human race Technology – ways to make and do things Adapt – change to fit your surroundings

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Early Modern England

Early Modern England. Coming to America. Tudor Dynasty. Emerges from War of the Roses Henry VII. Henry VIII. Wives of Henry VIII. Catherine of Aragon (marriage annulled; died while detained under guard at Kimbolton Castle). Wives of Henry VIII. Anne Boleyn (executed).

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Early Modern Art

Early Modern Art. Themes in Early Modern Art. Uncertainty/insecurity. Disillusionment. The subconscious. Overt sexuality. Violence & savagery. Impressionism. Focus was on: Modern Life Social life Leisure activities Urban middle and lower classes 2) Esthetic Light, color

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Early Modern Art

Early Modern Art. 1860- 1970. 8638. Luncheon on the Grass, 1863, Edouard Manet. Impressionism. Impression, Sunrise by Claude Monet, 1872. most. View At Rouelles, Le Havre 1858, Private collection. Claude Monet. Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette , 1876.

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Early Modern English

Early Modern English. The language of the REnaissance. So, what now?. Renaissance Shakespeare Queen Elizabeth I King James I Great Vowel Shift a /a/ > /e/ nam > name e /e/ > / i / fet > feet i / i / > / ai / riden > ride o /o/ > /u/ rote > root u /u/ > / ou / hus > house

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Early Modern Art

Early Modern Art. Ms. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY. Themes in Early Modern Art. Uncertainty/insecurity. Disillusionment. The subconscious. Overt sexuality. Violence & savagery. Edvard Munch: The Scream (1893). Expressionism.

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The Sixteenth Century: Characteristics of Early Modern England

The Sixteenth Century: Characteristics of Early Modern England. “Early Modern” V. “Renaissance”: Which Term Should you Use?.

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Early Modern England

Early Modern England. Title page from Leviathan , by Thomas Hobbes. Centralized Government and Tudor Monarchy. The Tudors. Centralized Government and Tudor Monarchy. Centralized Government and Tudor Monarchy. Centralized Government and Tudor Monarchy.

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