Chalter 17.1 Birth Of Renaissaince Flashcards

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Define the Renaissance

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Rebirth: A movement in Italy that caused a explosion of art and literature

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What 3 advantages did Italy have that allowed the Renaissance to happen

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  1. Wealthy Merchant class
  2. Thriving City- states
  3. Classical heritage of Greece and Rome
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What is a city state

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A region with no central government and has a powerful city that controls the region

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What city state did the Renaissance start in

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Florence

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Why were city states so important

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It was a place where merchants could trade and share ideas

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Why was the Bubonic plague so important

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It killed 60% of the population and this opened up new opportunities for people to work and earn money

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What powerful family filed Florence

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The powerful banking Medici family

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Who were the leaders of the Medici family

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Cosmo de Medici and his grandson Loremzo de medici

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How did the Renaiisance scholars return to the learnings of Greece and Rome ruins

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  1. Artusans and scholars drew inspiration from the ruins of Greece and Rome
  2. Scholars studding Ancient Latin manuscripts
  3. Christian scholars in Constantinople fled to Rome with Greek manuscripts after the Turks invaded them in 1453
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How did the thought of humanism start

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Scholars were influenced by the classical ideas of Greece and Rome

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What is humanism

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Intellectual movement that focused on people’s potential and achievements

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What did humanists study

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History, literature and philosophy

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13
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Who wrote the Courtier and what was it about

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Baldassare Castiglione and it was about how to become a Renaisaance man

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The Renaissance man ?

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The perfect and ideal man. He should be charming , educated in the classics, he should dance, sing, write poetry, and be a skilled rider, wrested, and sordsman

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Who was Michelangelo Buonarroti

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He was a sculptor, poet, architect and painter that used a realistic style when depicting the human body

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Who was Donatello

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A sculpture who made sculptures more realistic by carving natural postures and expressions that revealed personality. He a,so made the sculpture if David which was naked

17
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Wh was Leonardo Da Vinci

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Most important “Renaissance Man”. He was a painter, sculptor, inventor and scientist. He studied how things work like that the moody and muscles. He painted the Mona Lisa

18
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Who was Raphael Sanzio

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He was a painter that became famous for his use of perspective

19
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Who was Dante

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Famous writer that write in vernacular, he used his native language

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Who were Petrarch and Boccaccio and Machiavelli

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Petrarch was a poet, he wrote sonnets about a mystical woman named Laura.
Boccaccio was also a writer who write realistic stories about the plague and also used mistakes if humans and humor.
Machiavelli was also a writer and wrote about the imperfect conduct of humans

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Who was Vitoria Colonna

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Famous women poet

22
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Who were Anguissola and Gentileschi

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Famous women artists
Anguissola was famous were drawing portraits of her sisters and powerful people
Gentileschi- learned from her father and drew portraits of strong woman

23
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Date of the Renaisaance

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1300-1600