Quick Protestant Reformation Notes, Study notes of History

The cultural and religious transformations that occurred during the early modern centuries, particularly the globalization of Christianity and the scientific revolution. It explores the spread of Christianity to the Americas and the Philippines, the divide between Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy, and the defensive stance against Islam. It also covers the scientific revolution, the Council of Trent, the Thirty Years' War, and the European Enlightenment. Additionally, it discusses the conversion to Christianity in Latin America, the dismantling of a Muslim astronomical observatory in Asia, and the life of Sikhism's founder, Guru Nanak. insight into the interactions between religion and science during this period and how they shaped cultural transformations.

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AP WORLD HISTORY
SPRING SEMESTER 2023
Cultural Transformations: Religion & Science
- Early modern centuries witnessed cultural / religious transformation which
connected distant peoples
- Christianity established solidly in the Americas / Philippines
- Did not spread in realms governed by Islam
- Scientific revolution : new encounter between science and religion
- Science and religion mixing grew into a defining worldview
- Asians, Africans, Native Americans determined how Christianity would be accepted /
rejected / transformed in its new culture
- Science emerged in an international context
- Islam continued to expand
- Cultural interactions of early modern era were not a one-way street
Globalization of Christianity
- West Asian origins: Christianity largely limited to Europe
- 1500– Christendom extended from Iberian Peninsula to Russia
- Pockets in Egypt, Ethiopia, India, Central Asia
- Divide between Roman Catholic of West / Central Europe and Eastern Orthodox of
Eastern Europe
- Defensive against Islam
- Crusades in Holy Land (Israel)
- Seized the capital of Eastern Orthodoxy (Constanstinople) in 1453
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AP WORLD HISTORY

SPRING SEMESTER 2023

Cultural Transformations: Religion & Science

  • Early modern centuries witnessed cultural / religious transformation which connected distant peoples
  • Christianity established solidly in the Americas / Philippines
  • Did not spread in realms governed by Islam
  • Scientific revolution : new encounter between science and religion
  • Science and religion mixing grew into a defining worldview
  • Asians, Africans, Native Americans determined how Christianity would be accepted / rejected / transformed in its new culture
  • Science emerged in an international context
  • Islam continued to expand
  • Cultural interactions of early modern era were not a one-way street

Globalization of Christianity

  • West Asian origins: Christianity largely limited to Europe
  • 1500– Christendom extended from Iberian Peninsula to Russia
  • Pockets in Egypt, Ethiopia, India, Central Asia
  • Divide between Roman Catholic of West / Central Europe and Eastern Orthodox of Eastern Europe
  • Defensive against Islam
  • Crusades in Holy Land (Israel)
  • Seized the capital of Eastern Orthodoxy (Constanstinople) in 1453
  • Muslim advance into heart of Europe with Sieges of Vienna (1529, 1683)

Chapter 7 Landmarks

EUROPE

  • 1517 | Martin Luther posts 95 Theses, beginning of Protestant Reformation
  • 1543 | Copernicus, On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres
  • 1543 - 1727 | Scientific Revolution
  • 1545-1563 | Council of Trent
  • 1609 | Galileo develops improved telescope
  • 1618-1648 |Thirty Years’ War
  • 1642-1727 | Life of Isaac Newton
  • 1694-1778 | Life of Voltaire
  • 18th century | European Enlightenment

LATIN AMERICA

  • 1531 | Juan Diego’s vision of Virgin of Guadalupe
  • 1530s-1700 | Widespread conversion to Christianity
  • 1535 | Bishop of Mexico destroys traditional shrines & “idols”
  • 1560s | Taki Onqoy in Peru

ASIA

  • 1469-1539 | Life of Guru Nanak, founder of Sikhism
  • 1498-1547 | Life of Mirabai, bhakti poet
  • 1580 | Muslim astronomical observatory dismantled
  • 1582-1610 | Jesuit missionary Matteo Ricci in China
  • Many competing Protestant churches split off
  • None gave allegiance to Rome or the Pope
  • Thirty Years’ War | War between Catholics and Protestants called Huguenots from 1618-
  • Eventually engulfed most of Europe
  • 15-30 percent of German population perished from violence, famine, disease
  • Peace of Westphalia (1648) brought conflict to an end
  • Catholic europe permanently splintered
  • Protestant breakaway spurred a counter-reformation
  • Council of Trent (1545-1563) | Catholics clarified + reaffirmed doctrines, sacraments, practices (authority of the pope, priestly celibacy, veneration of saints and relics , importance of church tradition and good works)
  • Correcting abuses and corruptions
  • Emphasis on education of priests and supervision by bishops
  • Censorship of books, fines, exile, penitence, burning of heretics
  • Jesuits committed to expanding and making the church better
  • Reformation encouraged a skeptical attitude toward authority and tradition