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sworn associations of free men in Italian cities led by merchant guilds that sought political and economic independence from local nobles

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communes

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a program of study designed by Italians that emphasized the critical study of Latin and Greek literature with the goal of understanding human nature

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humanism

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disenfranchised common people in Italian cities who resented their exclusion from power

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popolo

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a French word meaning “rebirth”, used to describe the ribirth of the culture of classical antiquity in Italy during the 14th-16th centuries

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Renaissance

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northern humanists who interpreted Italian ideas about and attitudes toward classical antiquity and humanism in terms of their own religious traditions

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christian humanists

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a term for Jews and Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula who accepted Christianity; in many cases they included christians whose families had converted centuries earlier

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new christians

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magnificent households and palaces where signori and other rulers lived, conducted business, and supported the arts

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courts

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financial support of writers and artists by cities, groups, and individuals, often to produce specific works or works in specific styles

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patronage

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government by one-man rule in Italian cities such as Milan; also refers to these rulers

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signori

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the quality of being able to shape the world according to one’s will

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virtu

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Utopia: societies problems can be solved by a beneficent gov.

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thomas moore

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women’s sphere of activity was private and domestic

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renaissance humanists

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renaissance grouped people based on ethnic, national, or religious factors

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race

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dynastic union but didn’t unify all the kingdoms in spain

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ferdinand of aragon and isabella of castile

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limited success of frescos because the technique was done in public

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women as painters

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reinforced social hierarchies, impose moral standards, protect local industries

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sumptuary laws

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gov. should be judged on providing order, security, and safety of the populace

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machiavelli

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patron of renaissance artists in florence

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cosimo de medici

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glorification of individual genius

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central component of the Italian Renaissance

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manifested corporate power

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early renaissance art

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great commercial rivalry in Italy during

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the renaissance

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debate among writers and thinkers in the Renaissance about women’s qualities and proper role in society

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debate about women

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what characterizes the nobilities status in the renaissance

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wealth and dominance

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the ability to shape the world around oneself according to one’s will is called

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virtu

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what is the importance of “Fate” in the prince

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argues that the function of a ruler is to preserve order and security
weakness is disorder-can cause civil war
rulers should use manipulation, lying or brutality to preserve the state but shouldn’t do anything to make the populace turn against them (cruelty or stealing)

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italian humanists stressed what

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humanism, education, classics in latin and greek

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pico della mirandola views on the uniqueness of humankind

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we are intelligent and above animals, we are made in God’s image, God loves us

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court with stars painted on the ceiling; council dealt with real or potential aristocratic threats through a judicial offset

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star chamber

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girolamo savonarola is characterized by what

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preached that God would punish italy for corrupt leaders

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what are francesco petrarch’s beliefs

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thought roman writings were perfect and that the recovery of classical texts would bring a golden age of intellectual achievement

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metalworker who invented the printing press

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johann gutenberg

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tudor, henry vii of england gained support how

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chose small landowning men and men trained in law to be his advisors

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michelangelo was commissioned to do what for pope julius ii

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paint ceiling of vatican’s sistine chapel in 1508

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iberian peninsula-social position of african slaves

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concentrated there, show wealth, and provide entertainment

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who supported the renaissance artists financially

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wealthy patrons

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why did women receive less compensation in the renaissance

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viewed as demanding, devious, domineering

stick to the house, and uncommon to do art

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christian humanist beliefs

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best elements of classical and christian cultures should be combined
ex. calmness, stoical patience, and broad-mindedness meets love, faith, hope

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spanish inquisition attempted what

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questioned theresa of avila because she thought women should have strict guidelines to live by-interrogated her to make sure she was inspired by God
she succeeded and gained many followers

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castiglione’s, the courtier, main goal was what

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train, discipline, and fashion a young man into the courtly ideal gentleman

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who were the spanish conversos

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jewish and muslim people forced to convert to christianity; usually were well-educated and help prominent positions in society

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who were referred to as “new christians”

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jews and muslims

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what was the concordat of bologna

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approved pope’s right to receive the first year’s income of newly named bishops and abbots in france
in return, leo x recognized the french ruler’s right to select french bishops and abbots
french kings thereafter effectively controlled the appointment and thus the policies of church officials in the kingdom

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giorgio vasari coined the term what

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renaissance