Unit 1: The Renaissance Flashcards

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Renaissance late 1400s

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revolutionized Europe to bring it out of the Middle Ages

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Renaissance Development

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art, architecture, secular studies

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Renaissance Secularism Effect

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led to 100 Years War and the Great Schism

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Renaissance Literature

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rediscovery of classical texts from ancient Greece and Rome

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Renaissance Literature Effect

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arose new values socially, politically, and religiously

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Commercial and Agricultural Capitalism

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jobs turned away from agriculture and towards societal and economic structure

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Renaissance Emergence

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rediscovery of ancient Greece and Rome ideals of light and enjoyment of life

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Cultural and Political Revolution Spread

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higher availability of texts by Aristotle, Plato, and Cicero in modern language

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Social Structure Changes

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certain individuals like scholars and artists occupied a different place in society

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Social Class and Wealth

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still very important, hierarchy and status continued

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Agricultural Importance

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lives centered around seasons, village, or manor (not much change for average European)

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Fuedalism

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idea of power was dismantled

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Conquest motivation

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had to spread the gospel and get gold/spices for economic growth

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Secularism

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leaning away from religion being the center of everyday life

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Capitalism

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formation of capital holding companies that engaged in expensive and risky trade with Russia, the Far East, and other remote trading

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Serfdom

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where peasants/ serfs were indentured servants to wealthy lords

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Oligarchy

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rule by a restricted number of wealthy merchants

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Columbian Exchange

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plants, animals, humans, cultures, germs, and ideas between Europe, America, and Africa

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Commercial Revolution

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population growth and improvements in banking, trade, and manufacturing led to commercial growth

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Price Revolution

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importation of silver and gold that caused inflation of European goods

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Despotism

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popolo Grassi= wealthy merchants that dominated economic and political life

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Humanism

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The most important literary movement that was an intellectual movement based on the study of the secular Classical literary works of Greece and Rome

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Medici Family

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the Godfathers of the Renaissance, highly influential patrons that used wealth to provide support to artistic and intellectual growth

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Bullionism during the Commercial Revolution

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the accumulation of precious metals like gold and silver to measure a nation’s wealth and power

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Mercantilist Policies during the Commercial Revolution

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commonly employed by European colonial powers, things like exclusive trade and extraction of resources from the colonies to benefit motherland’s economy

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Mercantilism during the Commercial Revolution

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accumulated wealth through trade

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Banks during the Commercial Revolution

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new financial institutions that offered currency exchange, loans, and letters of credit to facilitate international trade

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Hanseatic League

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powerful trading alliance of Northern European cities that promoted commercial interests and trade routes

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Labor Systems during the Commercial Revolution

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growth of wage labor as merchants and entrepreneurs needed workers for their expanding markets, serfdom got less popular

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Leonardo da Vinci

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came up with the scientific method and was a renowned artist, scientist, and inventor

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Leonardo da Vinci

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painted the Mona Lisa

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Michelangelo

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art work that demonstrated psychological insight and realism

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Michelangelo

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Sistine Chapel and St. Peter’s Basilica

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Raphael

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art that epitomized Renaissance qualities of harmony and ideal beauty

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Raphael

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painted School of Athens that epitomized worldly truth

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Sandro Botticelli

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paintings that reflected humanist ideals of anatomy and perspective

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Sandro Botticelli

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painted Primavera

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Johannes Gutenburg

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German inventor of printing press mid 15th century

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Machievelli

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books on philosophical ideals of humanism and human nature in an ideal monarchy

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Social Structure during the Commercial Revolution

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created opportunities for merchants to accumulate wealth, led to emergence of wealthy merchant class

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