SS Ch 4 The Renaissance Flashcards

1
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Art or literature that relates back to the Greeks & Romans

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Classical

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2
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Study of religious faith

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Theology

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3
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Head of the Catholic Church

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Pope

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4
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Head of government in the city of Venice, Italy

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Doge

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5
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A system of buying now and paying later

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Credit

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6
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A person who gives money or supports others

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Patron

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7
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A wall painting made on wet plaster

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Fresco

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8
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What does Renaissance mean?

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Rebirth

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9
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What is the time period of the Renaissance?

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1300-1650 (in Europe)

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10
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During the __________________, people rediscovered ideas from classical Green and Rome, rediscovered old books, built new schools and buildings, and discovered new scientific inventions.

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Renaissance

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11
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[Before the Renaissance] After the Roman empire fell, many important ___________ were lost in the middle ages, where most people did not know how to read & write.

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texts

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12
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[Before the Renaissance] Muslim scholars introduced these 4 subjects to Europeans.

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science, medicine, philosophy, and law

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13
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[Before the Renaissance] Over time, Europe became interested in education again and began creating _______________.

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universities

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14
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[Before the Renaissance] The main subjects taught in these universities were ____________ and _____.

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theology; law

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15
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Italy was not one country at this time, but many __________ with their own governments. Cities were rich from trade along the ________________ Sea.

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city-states; Mediterranean

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16
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The wealthiest Italian City; built on a group of islands and connected by bridges

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Venice

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17
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The _______ was elected from the richest residents in Venice.

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Doge

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18
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____________ became rich from their high-quality fabrics; they were known for their banking system using _________.

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Florence; credit

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19
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Florence had its own coin called the ___________.

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florin

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20
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The government in Florence was run by 9 random people called ________, who only served for ____________.

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priors; months

21
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___________ is home to Vatican City, where the _______ lives.

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Rome; Pope

22
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The growth and wealth of Italian cities led to new _____and ______________styles.

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art; architecture

23
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Many buildings were larger and based on ________architecture

24
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Painters wanted to create art that looked _________ _____________.

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three dimensional

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Painters studied the _______ ______ to make people look more realistic.
human body
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People in Florence called __________began paying artists.
patrons
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Artist, inventor, and scientist Famous for his paintings of the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper Known as the “Renaissance Man”
Leonardo da Vinci
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-Writer, philosopher, and politician -His book The Prince explained political ideas that rulers should be judged by how well they protect their people, not by how kind they are.
Niccolo Machiavelli
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Painted the fresco in the Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo
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Considered one of the greatest works of art in civilization, featuring famous images like The Creation of Adam
the fresco in the Sistine Chapel
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Famous Italian sculptor
Donatello
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-Famous painter who painted many rooms in the Vatican -Famous pieces include The School of Athens & The Sistine Madonna
Raphael
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-Located in Rome (Vatican City) -Built 1477 and 1480 -Private chapel for the Pope -Elaborate frescos painted on the walls and ceilings depicting biblical scenes
The Sistine Chapel
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-Located in Vatican City- designed by many famous artist & architects including Michelangelo and Raphael -Construction lasted 120 years (1506-1626) -regarded as one of the holiest Catholic shrines Largest church in the world
St. Peter's Basilica
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A _____________is the primary church of a diocese, while a ___________is a church that has been given special privileges by the Pope.
cathedral; basilica
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The basilica is the burial site of _____________, the first pope and head of Jesus's twelve Apostles,
St. Peter
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Headquarters of the Catholic Church
St. Peter's Basilica
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This invention was created by Johannes Gutenberg in Germany
The Printing Press
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The printing press allowed for books to be "_______" on a page
typed
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Before the printing press, books were difficult to make and were very ___________ to produce.
expensive
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More access to books led to more _____________.
learning
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The ______________ was the most popular book to print.
Bible
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Rulers could also use the printing press to inform about new ________.
laws
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_____________________ is considered by many to be one of the most important inventions of all time.
The Printing Press
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_______________ also developed during the Renaissance.
Theatre
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_________ _________________ was an English playwright and poet who wrote at least 37 plays between 1590 -1613. One famous play that he wrote was Romeo and Juliet.
William Shakespeare
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The ____________ __________press allowed his plays to be printed, reprinted, and shared all throughout Europe and the entire world for generations to come.
printing press
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Other important inventions during the Renaissance were:
Pencil, microscope, telescope, muskets, compass, parachute