Religion, Humanism, Arts and Learning - The Tudors (AS)
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- Religion, Humanism, Arts and Learning
- Renaissance
- Cultural 'rebirth'.
- Took a more literary form in England - Humanism.
- Restricted to the educated/ upper class due to literary constrictions.
- Erasmus
- Attacking corruption of the Church.
- 'On the Freedom of the Will'
- Religious toleration.
- Anticlericalism
- Steadily grew in the late 15th Century.
- Opposed by Henry VII
- The Church became an important ally.
- Helped to secure his position.
- Taught that is was a sin to oppose or rebel against Henry.
- Helped to secure his position.
- The Church became an important ally.
- Heresy
- Printing Press
- From Germany in 1476.
- Translations from French and Latin.
- Consequen-ces
- Standardisation of the English language.
- The circulation of radical ideas.
- The spread of propaganda.
- Henry VII v Richard III
- Religion played a central role in the lives of the vast majority.
- Parish Church was the focal point of village life.
- Part of their routine of life.
- Renaissance
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