H Geo Test 1 Flashcards

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what does the word renaissance mean

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rebirth; the era of renewed interest and remarkable development in art, literature, science, and learning

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what was renaissance

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Transition from Middle Ages to modernity

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why did the renaissance start in italy

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italy already had the right resources, and it was right on the Mediterranean Sea which made it easy for trade and travel

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what was the renaissance ideal/renaissance man

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someone with wide interests and expertise in several areas

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what city symbolized the renaissance?

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florence

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humanism definition

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human values and dignity. people can solve issues through logic and science. assisting people in living well and achieving personal progress in improving the world (instead of looking toward religious traditions)

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humanities definition

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compromised subjects like rhetoric, poetry, moral philosophy, and grammar

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perspective (in art)

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depth to a picture

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significance of galileo

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The church ordered galileo to stop discussing ideas that conflicted with their teachings

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medici family (rise to power and role)

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they ruled the city of Florence throughout the renaissance—patronage of the arts and humanistic views. were wool merchants and bankers (very profitable businesses). they became wealthy due to jobs

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what is shakespeare considered to be

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one of the first playwrights to introduce fundmental principles of the renaissance to the theater

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significance of pope leo X

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served as temporal leader of the medici family. head of the church

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significance of pope paul III

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patron of the arts and early reform movement (impacting the roman catholic church significantly)

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14
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indulgences are what…

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frees one from purgatory after death

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john wyclife significance

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believed to be 1 of the medieval percursors

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anabaptists were…

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spiritual founders of contemporary baptists, mennonites, and quakers

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catholic reformation findings

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promote internal reform in order to stem the growth of Protestant religions

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Francesco Petrarch

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-foundations for renaissance humanism
-“father of humanism”

19
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Botticelli:

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-painter
-painted “Medici’s Florence

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Brueghel:

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-Painter from modern day Belgium
-Painted common people & everyday scenes
-Known for Peasant Wedding

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Donatello:

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-Eccentric Sculptor
ex: David & Mary Magdalene

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Cervantes

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-writer
-first modern novel

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Van Eyck

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-Used Christian themes
-Known for painting of Giovanni Arnolfini and his bride

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Michelangelo

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-Pope Julius’ Tomb
-Pieta: Virgin Mary & Dying Jesus
-Sistine Chapel: ordered to paint this by pope
-St.Peter’s Basilica in Rome

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Hans Holbein

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-religious art
-satire
-book design

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Raphael

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-Painter who used rich colors
-Painted Madonnas
-School of Athens

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Leonardo

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-Known as a genius
-Wrote in notebooks
-Anatomy (dissections)
-Sketches (submarines, flying machines, etc.)

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. Sir Thomas More

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-renaissance humanist
-supported Catholic Church
-denounced the heretics of the
Protestant reformation

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Ghiberti

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-Won contest to decorate Baptistery doors in Florence
-“Gates of Paradise
-Abraham sacrificing Isaac
-Used mathematical principles

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Brunelleschi

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-Lost contest to decorate Baptistery doors
-Left and went to Rome to study architecture
-Created dome of Florence cathedral

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Castiglione

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-“Book of the Courtier”
- Spreading Italian humanism into England and France

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Rubens

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-blended realistic tradition + artistic freedom
-scholar and humanist
-knew a lot about mythology

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Erasmus

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-wrote letters to statesmen
-humanists
-printers

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Bramante

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-Italian Renaissance Architect
-the design for a new Saint Peter’s Basilica in Rome

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Rabelais

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-evolution of the humanist thinking
-made writers like Cervantes and Shakespeare such powerful representatives of
Renaissance literature

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Theresa of Avila

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-arguably the foremost woman writer of 16th-century Spain

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Durer

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-German painter
-Pioneer spreading renaissance ideas to Northern Europe