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Renaissance, Reformation &

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Indian

Ocean

Australia

Africa

Atlantic

Ocean

North

Am

erica

Canada Europe Asia

South

AmericaPacific Ocean

New

Guinea

New Zealand

India

Central

America

Arctic Ocean

Use this map for section 7 of the TQH guide. In this section, you can study

many different explorers.

Key:

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Use this map for section 9 of the TQH guide. . In this section, you will learn

about Italy. Create a key in the bottom section.

North Africa

Mediterranean Sea

Spain

France

Italy

England

Holy Roman Empire Russia

Bla

ck Sea

Key:

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Use this map for section 15 of the TQH guide.. In this section, you will study the

country of Spain. Create a key in the bottom section.

Key:

France

Mediterranean Sea

Po

rtu

ga

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Atlantic

Ocean

Spain

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Use this map for section 17 of the TQH guide. . In this section, you will learn about

Columbus and other early explorers. Create a key in the bottom section.

Key:

Indian

Ocean

Australia

Africa

Atlantic

Ocean

North

Am

erica

Canada Europe Asia

South


New Guinea

New Zealand

India

Central

America

Arctic Ocean

Trace the route of Columbus in green.

Trace the route of John Cabot in blue.

Trace the route of Vasco da Gama in red.

Trace the route of Amerigo Vespucci in purple.

Trace the route of Balboa in orange.

Trace the route of Ponce de León in brown.

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Use this map for section 23 of the TQH guide. . In this section, you will study about

the Holy Roman Empire. Create a key in the bottom section.

Key:

Byzantine Empire

Spain

Atlantic Ocean

France

Italy

England

Holy Roman Empire Russia

Black S

ea

Constantinople

Key:

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Use this map for section 26 of the TQH guide. In this section, you will study about

the different Native American groups. Create a key at the bottom.

Key:

Place a red dot on the area occupied by the Cliff Dwellers.

Place a green dot on the area occupied by the Keresan.

Place a purple dot on the area occupied by the Anasazi.

Place a orange dot on the area occupied by the Hopi.

Place a brown dot on the area occupied by the Zuni.

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Use this map for section 31. In this section, you will study about the different French

explorers. Create a key at the bottom.

United States of

America

Alask

a

(USA)

Arctic Circle

Greenland

Newfoundland

Canada

Trace the route of Jacques Cartier in red.

Trace the route of Giovanni da Verrazano in green.

Key:

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Use this map for section 38. In this section, you will study about the explorers from

England. Create a key at the bottom.

Indian

Ocean

Australia

Africa

Atlantic

Ocean

North

Am

erica

Canada Europe Asia

South


New Guinea

New Zealand

India

South

America

Arctic Ocean

Trace the route of John Hawkins in red.

Trace the route of Sir Francis Drake in green.

Trace the route of Richard Hakluyt in orange.

Trace the route of Thomas Harriot in brown.

Key:

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Use this map for section 44. In this section, you will study about Holland.

Create a key at the bottom.

The North Sea

South

Sea

Belgium

Germany

Key:

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Memory Master Cards

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top left corner. Place on a metal ring. A great tool to use in the car!

or

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place in the correct timeline order.

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3. Laminate the sheets first. Then cut out all of the pieces. Let your

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Make 3 copies of each page and do ALL 3!

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Table of Contents for

Memory Master Cards

1265- Dante

1304- Petrarch

1382- John Wycliffe

1394- Henry the Navigator

1398- Johann Gutenberg

1420- Torquemada and the Spanish Inquisition

1442- Edward IV

1450- Diaz

1450- John Cabot

1451- Christopher Columbus

1452- Richard III

1452- Leonardo da Vinci

1452- Savonarola

1453- Fall of Constantinople

1454- Amerigo Vespucci

1455- War of the Roses

1457- Henry Tudor (Henry VII)

1466- Erasmus

1468- Ferdinand & Isabella of Spain

1469- Vasco da Gama

1470- Edward V

1471- Albrecht Dürer

1474- Ponce de León

1475- Michelangelo

1475- Vasco Nuñez de Balboa

1475- Pope Leo X

1477- Giorgione

1483- Martin Luther

1483- Raphael

1489- Correggio

1486- Andrea del Sarto

1492- Battle of Granada

1494- Francis of France

1500- Cellini

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He was born in 1304 and died in

1374. He was an Italian scholar,

poet and one of the earliest

humanists. In 1341, he was crowned

as poet laureate in Rome. Many of

his poems are written to a “Laura”

that he met in 1327.

His full name was Durante

degli Alighieri. He was born

in 1265 and died in 1321.

He was an Italian poet. His

greatest literary work was

called Divine Comedy.

John Wycliff

Petrarch

Dante

He was born in 1324 in Yorkshire,

England. In 1376, he wrote a letter

calling for the reformation of the

church. It was called the “Civil

Dominion.” In 1382, he translated the

Bible into a language that everyone

could read.

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He was born in 1394 and

died in 1460. He is credited

with starting the Great Age

of Discovery that lasted from

the 1400's to the early

1500's.

Henry

the

Navigator


died in 1468. He was a

German printer and

publisher. He is credited with

inventing mechanical

movable type. In 1450, he

printed a 42-line Bible

named the Gutenberg Bible.

Johannes

Gutenberg

He was born in 1420. He

was an Inquisitor General to

Spain and a friar.

Tomás

de Torquemada

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Edward

IV


died in 1483. He reigned as

the King of England from

1461 until 1471.

Diaz


died in 1500. He was a

Portuguese explorer

credited with the discovery

of the Cape of Good Hope in

1488.


died in 1499. He is credited

with discovering parts of

North America in 1497. He

was an Italian navigator and

explorer working on behalf of

England.

John Cabot

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He was born in1452 and

died in 1485. He was King of

England for only two years.

(1483 until his death in 1485)

He was killed during the

Battle of Bosworth Field.

Richard

III

He was born in 1451 in Genoa,

Italy. He was an explorer, colonizer,

and navigator. In 1492, he began

the first of four voyages across the

Atlantic Ocean. He is credited with

discovering the American continent.

Christopher

Columbus

He was born in 1452 and died

in 1519. He was an Italian

Renaissance painter, sculptor,

architect, musician, scientist,

mathematician, engineer,

inventor, anatomist, geologist,

cartographer, botanist and

writer.

Leonardo di ser

Piero da Vinci

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was an Italian friar. He was

executed in 1498. He was

known for the destruction of

immoral art and the burning

of books during the

Renaissance.

Girolamo Savonarola

Occurred in 1453. It was the

capture of the capital of the

Byzantine Empire. The fall

marked the end of the final

remnant of the Roman

Empire.

Fall of

Constantinople


was an Italian explorer,

financier, navigator and

cartographer. His name was

used to label America.

Amerigo Vespucci

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A series of civil wars fought for the

throne of England. The battles were

between two branches of the royal

House of Plantagenet: the houses

of Lancaster and York. They

occurred between 1455 and 1485.

Henry Tudor (later Henry VII) of the

Lancastrians was the winner.

Wars of the Roses


died in 1509. He was King of

England from 1485 until his

death in1509. He was

married to Elizabeth of York.

Henry VII

He was a Catholic priest and a

theologian born in 1466. He has been

called "the crowning glory of the

Christian humanists." He wrote The

Praise of Folly, Handbook of a

Christian Knight, On Civility in

Children, Copia: Foundations of the

Abundant Style, Julius Exclusus, and

many other works. He lived through

the Reformation period. He died in

Basel in 1536.

Desiderius Erasmus

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Fernando was the son of King Juan

II of Aragon. In 1469, he married

Isabel. This marriage united the

Spanish Kingdom. They had five

children.

.

Ferdinand and

Isabella


was a Portuguese explorer.

He is credited with

commanding the first

voyage from Europe to India

in 1497.

Vasco da Gama


died in 1483. He was the

only King of England to

never be crowned. He is

also the shortest-lived king

in the history of England.

Edward

V

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He was born in 1471 in

Nuremberg, Germany. He

was a mathematician,

painter, engraver, and

printmaker.

Albrecht

Dürer

He was a Spanish explorer

born in 1474. He led the first

European expedition to

Florida in 1513 looking for

the Fountain of Youth.

Juan Ponce de León

y Figueroa

He was born in March 1475. He was

a painter, sculptor, architect, poet,

and engineer. He credited two of the

most influential works in fresco in

the history of Western art: the

scenes from Genesis on the ceiling

and The Last Judgment on the altar

wall of the Sistine Chapel in Rome.

Michelangelo

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He was born in 1475. He was a

Spanish explorer, governor, and

conquistador. He is credited with

having crossed the Isthmus of

Panama to the Pacific Ocean in

1513. He was the first European to

lead an expedition to reach the

Pacific from the New World.

Vasco

Núñez de

Balboa


was the Pope from 1513 to

his death in 1521. He is

most remembered for his

challenging of Martin

Luther's 95 Theses.

Pope

Leo X

He was born in 1477. He was a

Venetian painter of the High

Renaissance in Venice. Giorgione

is known for the elusive poetic

quality of his work, though only

about six surviving paintings are

acknowledged for certain to be his

work.

Giorgione

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He was a German priest born in

1483. He is credited with beginning

the Protestant Reformation. He

taught that salvation is not earned by

good works. He wrote the Ninety-

Five Theses in 1517.

Martin Luther

He was born in 1483. He was an

Italian painter and architect of the

High Renaissance. He died at 37.

Many of his works are found in the

Apostolic Palace of The Vatican. He

is best known for his work the

School of Athens in the Vatican

Stanza della Segnatura.

Raphael

He was born in 1489. He was the

foremost painter of the Parma school

of the Italian Renaissance. In his use

of dynamic composition, illusionistic

perspective and dramatic

foreshortening, Correggio prefigured

the Rococo art of the 18th century.

Antonio Allegri da

Correggio

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He was an Italian painter born in

1486. Though highly regarded during

his lifetime as an artist senza errori

("without errors"), his renown was

eclipsed after his untimely death by

that of his contemporaries, Leonardo

da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael.

Andrea del Sarto

Was a siege of the city of

Granada. It began in the

spring of 1491 and ended

on January 2, 1492.

The Battle of

Granada


was King of France from

1515 until his death.

Francis I

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was an Italian goldsmith,

sculptor, painter, soldier and

musician, who also wrote a

famous autobiography. He

was one of the most

important artists of

Mannerism.

Benvenuto Cellini

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Make as many copies as you need.

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Timeline & Figures

Make as many copies of the timeline as you will need.

Cut out the figures and store in a zip-lock bag.

Glue the figures onto the timeline.

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Blank Timeline Form-copy as many as needed

Important

People EventsClothing

of the era

King or

World

Leader

Wars Important

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Timeline MarkersCut out the markers. Store in a zip-lock bag.

Glue onto the timeline as you study.

John Wycliff

translated the

Bible in 1382.

Petrarch was

born in 1304.

Crown poet

laureate in 1341.

Dante was an

Italian poet born

in 1265.Tomás de

Torquemada

was born in

1420.

Edward IV reigned

as the King of

England from

1461 until 1471.

John Cabot was

born in 1450. He

discovered parts

of North America

in 1497.

Henry the

Navigator was

born in 1394. He

started the Age of

Discovery in the

1400s.

Johannes

Gutenberg printed

the Gutenberg

Bible in 1450.

Columbus was

born in 1451. He

discovered the

New World in

1492.

Richard III was

born in 1452. He

reigned as the

King of England

from 1483-1485.

Leonardo da Vinci

was born in 1452.

He was an Italian

Renaissance

painter and

inventor.

Savonarola was

born in 1452. He

was an Italian

friar. He was

executed in 1498.

Fall of

Constantinople

occurred in 1453.

Vespucci was

born in 1454.

America is

named for him.

Wars of the Roses

occurred between

1455 and 1485.

Henry VII was

born in 1457. He

was the King of

England from

1485 until his

death in 1509.

Erasmus was born

in 1466. He was a

Catholic priest and

a theologian.

Ferdinand and

Isabella were the

King and Queen

of Spain in 1468.

Vasco da Gama

was born in 1469.

He sailed from

Europe to India in

1497.

Edward V was

born in 1470 and

died in 1483. He

was the only King

of England never

to be crowned.

Albrecht Dürer

was born in 1471.

He was a

mathematician

and painter.

Michelangelo was

born in 1475. He

was a painter and

sculptor.

Giorgione was

born in 1477. He

was a Venetian

painter of the

High

Renaissance.

Raphael was

born in 1483. He

was an Italian

painter.

Andrea del Sarto

was born in

1486. He was an

Italian painter.

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Pope Leo X was

pope from 1513

to 1521. He

challenged

Martin Luther’s

95 Theses.

Martin Luther

wrote the Ninety-

Five Theses in

1517.

Correggio was

born in 1489. He

was an artist

during the

Renaissance.

The Battle of

Granada began

in 1491 and

ended in 1492.

Francis I was King

of France from

1515 until his

death.

Benvenuto Cellini

was born in

1500. He was an

Italian sculptor

and painter.

Diaz rounded the

Cape of Good

Hope in 1488.

Ponce de León

found Florida in

1513.

Balboa was the

first explorer to

lead an

expedition to

reach the Pacific

in 1513.

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Timeline Markers-Extra Markers

Use to create markers for any extra topics you

may study.Cut out the markers. Store in a zip-lock bag. Glue onto the timeline as you study.

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Coloring Images of

Timeline FiguresGreat to use for reports and poster displays

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Armor

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Renaissance Men

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Renaissance Women

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Explorers

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Christopher

Columbus

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Spanish Explorers

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Ponce de Leon

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Renaissance Art

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Report WorksheetsMake as many copies as you need

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Key

Pretend you are an explorer. Draw a map of where you have been. Write the key to your

map in the bottom left square. Draw and label a compass in the right square.

Compass

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Biography Book Report

Title:

Author:

This book was set during the time period of:

This book was about:

From reading this book, I learned:

This person was famous or remembered for:

Here is my stamp that I credited in honor of:

Who was born on:

And died on:

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Draw picture or find a picture of the weapon.

Name of Weapon:

War Used In:

Still in use

today?

Yes No If no, why not??

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Year began:

Year ended:

Draw map of where war occurred

Name of the treaty that ended the war:

List 3 things that the treaty stated:

Explain the reasons that the war began:

Name of War/ Battle

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Educational Charts Make as many copies as you need

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What I KnowWhat I Want to

KnowWhat I Learned

Subject:__________________________________

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Write a Cinquain

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Line 2

2 describing words

about Line 1

Line 3

3 action words

about Line 1

Line 4

4 words describing

a feeling about

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Date: First Edition

Top Story: Photo

Current News

For Sale:

Write your own newspaper

Name ofNewspaper

News From The King

Battle Report

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Ingredients:

Directions:

Name of recipe:

Ingredients:

Directions:

Name of recipe:

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Field Trip Form

Date of Field Trip:

Location of Field Trip:

Three things that I learned on this trip:

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Write a short paragraph about field trip:

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Library List

Name of Book Author Library Location

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Week:List of Spine Books Needed

Name of Book Author Subject

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Week:List of Picture Books Needed


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Week:List of Fiction Books Needed


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Week:List of Non-Fiction Books Needed


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Use this map for Section 48. In this section, you will study about the lost colony of Roanoke.

Holland. Create a key at the bottom.

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