Ryan+Neldon

the plauge served as somewhat of a checkpoint for the reform that was beginning to take place. Also, the black death had a significant impact on the art and literature of the time, as the basis for these things changed. More focus was put on human action, and an ending to suffering was sought. || Italy, bringing changes to artwork and literature, bringing focus to the human itself, moving away from the idea of divine beings. These ideals soon spread to other parts of Europe, where they helped shaped the ideals of the renaissance, as people felt that they didn't need to suffer in their current life to be happy in the next life, and that they could make a change. || began to develop a sense of patriotism in England, which would later have some influence on Renaissance ideas that were soon to follow. Looks good || soon-to-come Lutheranism, which became one of the driving forces behind the protestant reformation that soon swept through Europe. Great || large size, and helped greatly to solidify Lutheranism and reform in Europe. Lutheranism soon became a large influence on the Protestant Reformation. Great ||
 * Catagory || Term || Level 1 || Level 2 ||
 * < Event ||< The Black Death ||< Pandemic in most of Europe, spanning from 1348 to 1350. Affected and killed almost half the population. ||< Aside from devastating effect,
 * Ideal || Humanism || During the end of the Middle ages, start of renaissance in Italy. A philosophy that focused on human values and concerns. || Humanism was very influential originally in
 * Event || Hundred Year's War || A series of wars between England and France, between 1337 and 1453. || Various victories by the English Soldiers
 * Ideal || 95 Theses || A piece written in 1517 by Marin Luther, focusing on the practices of Catholic Churches. || The 95 Theses helped to set the ground for the
 * Organization || Schmalkald League || A mid 16th century alliance of Lutheran Princes, who looked to replace the Holy Roman Empire. || This league, though it started small, soon grew to a