For your quiz…
1. Get out paper. You will take your quiz on your own paper. PUT
YOUR NAME ON IT
2. Letter your paper A,B,C…all the way to I
3. Match the letters on the quiz (next slide) with the places in the
word bank
4. All words will be used once! Guess if you need to.
5. Hold your paper up when you are finished.
Identify:
North America
South America
Europe
Asia
Africa
Antarctica
Oceania
The Equator
The Prime Meridian
For your quiz…
1. Get out paper. You will take your quiz on your own paper. PUT
YOUR NAME ON IT
2. Letter your paper A,B,C…all the way to M. Also, write the word
BONUS for the bonus question.
3. Match the letters on the quiz (next slide) with the places in the
word bank
4. All words will be used once! Guess if you need to. SPELLING
COUNTS!!!
5. Hold your paper up when you are finished.
Brazil
Peru
Paraguay Chile
Uruguay Suriname
Argentina
Venezuela
Columbia
Bolivia
Ecuador
Guyana
French Guiana
The other day you wrote a THESIS based
on a question…Today you will write a
thesis based on DOCUMENTS.
1.
2.
3.
Observe the documents.
Write a thesis based on what the documents
prove.
Write one sentence about how at least 3
documents prove your thesis (so 3 sentences)
Lets look at some other reformers…Turn to page 54.
Copy down and fill out this chart:
Reformer & name of church
Differences and/or Similarities
to Luther
What do you
like/dislike...what questions
would you ask about this
church?
Zwingli
Calvin
The Anabaptists
Read about Henry VIII (8th). This guy is crazy! Create a timeline
showing how and why he creates HIS OWN CHURCH in England.
Read carefully here. You’ll learn the true story of BLOODY MARY…
Russia
Ukraine
Slovakia
Hungary
Greece
Serbia
Austria
Germany
Belgium
Italy
France
Spain
Portugal
England
Ireland
Turkey
Czech Republic
Before
moveable type,
books were:
Gutenberg…
Renaissance
ideas…
Books are
made________
and_________
More people
learn to______
Write these names in your notes and answer the question above about
each one:
Erasmus (pg 47):
Sir Thomas More (pg 48):
Christine de Pisan (pg 48):
Copernicus (pg 171):
Galileo (pages 172 and “Science and the Renaissance” 174):