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UNB/Year 5/Semester 1/HIST1001/In class notes.md

@@ -364,3 +364,20 @@ Many ways:
 	- New religious orders (brotherhoods, monasteries and convents) and a renewal of old orders
 	- Power of the Papacy
 	- Council of Trent
+## New Technology
+- Printing Press
+	- John Calvin
+		- Wrote important work of Protestant theology, many translations and editions in his lifetime
+		- Became a leading protestant theologian and leader
+		- Importance of the printing press in the transmission of his work
+	- Movable Type
+		- Hallmark of early modernity - The Gutenberg Bible
+	- Growth of Libraries, Universities
+		- Some Universities have their own, become influential (Oxford)
+	- Turned Ideas into a movement
+		- Religious pamphlets
+		- Broadsheets
+		- Engravings, woodcuts
+		- Books (ex, saints lives)
+		- The Bible (n vernacular)
+		- "The art of printing is very useful insofar as it furthers the circulation of useful and tested books; but it can be very harmful if its permitted to widen the influence of pernicious works. It will be necessary to maintain full control over the printers" - Pope Alexander VI (1501)