1350-1550, The Renaissance Flashcards

1
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What were Renaissance values based off of

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The revival of humanism

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2
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3 things bing revived during the renaissance

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Commerce
Interest in the classical world
Belief in the potential of human achievement

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3
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What caused the Renaissance to flow north into the rest of Europe

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  • Invasion from France and England.
  • teachers migrating out of Italy
  • european merchants
  • students who studied in Italy and then returned home
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4
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How was Social status in Italy determined? Which of these had a higher social stance.

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Determined by occupation
Order of importance....
-manufacturing guild
-bankers, administrators, merchants
-skilled labor
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5
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How was wealth defined in Italian city states?

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Capital and territory was wealth, and power was the ability to lend capital.

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6
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Renaissance humanism

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Combined admiration of Greek and roman literature with a new drive to discover what modern men could achieve.

Well rounded citizen

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7
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Examples of humanists

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Petrach

Boccaccio

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8
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What did Castigliones book of the courtiers do Machiavellis The Prince have in common

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Promoted individual success and progress in society

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9
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What was Neoplatonism

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It was the rediscovering Plato

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10
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Which Greek philosopher was most compatible with Christianity

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Aristotle

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11
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Why was Plato replacing Aristotle in importance

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The fall of Constantinople caused thinkers to use Plato as the base of their own philosophies

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12
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What was the florentine academy

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Basically a club of humanists who would hang out to revive Plato together.

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13
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Who was the father of humanism

A

Erasmus

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14
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What family ruled Florence in the late 15th century

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The Medicis

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15
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Which pope (also an enemy of Lorenzo do Medici) has St Peters Basilica built?

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Pope Julius II

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16
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What was implied in Renaissance apprenticeships

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Apprentices has to excel in several fields of art

17
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Who were the two sculptors who sculpted David’s?

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Donatello (sassy David)

Michelangelo ( David in birriels poster)

18
Q

New knowledge and interest on the natural world led to

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  • Desire to restore what ancients knew about nature
  • depictions of the human anatomy
  • new knowledge of natural history
  • new interest in astronomy
19
Q

What did Nicolas Copernicus do

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Heliocentrism, not geocentrism

20
Q

Increasing literacy rates helped by

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Gutenbergs printing press

21
Q

Where did the Renaissance begin?

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The Italian peninsula because of its location as the gateway to Eastern Trade