Renaissance Flashcards

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renaissance means

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rebirth, a conscious return to the Greeks and Romans, removal/divorce of Medieval culture

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what did the renaissance create and name an example

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literary cannons = good literary works everyone reads, Sir Philip Sidney- “defense of poesy”

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what is the early modern period

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  • connection between 16th and 21st century
  • shift in Linguistics toward modern English
  • Sweeping cultural shift: generalized state, market economy, individualism
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what Place spawned the Renaissance

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Italy

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5
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The crusades stimulated trade between & how

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between Europe and the Muslim Empire, by introducing Europeans to many desirable products

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effects of the Crusades

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  • increased demand for middle eastern products
  • stimulated production of goods to trade in middle Eastern markets
  • encouraged the use of credit and banking
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7
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Who is the banking family

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Medici family

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important economic concepts

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  • church rule against usury and the banks practice of charging interest helped to secularism northern Italy
  • letters of credit served to expand the supply of money and expedite trade
  • new accounting and bookkeeping practice (use of Arabic numbers) were introduced
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9
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and intellectual movement that focused on human potential and achievements

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humanism

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humanism attached prime importance to what

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human rather than supernatural or divine matters

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humanism stresses

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  • goodness of humans both individually and collectively
  • common human needs
  • rational ways of solving human problems such as critical thinking
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Who is the father of humanism

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Francisco Petrarch

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13
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men were represented as superior in

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scripture, medicine, morality, history, philosophy

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14
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when did England see uninterrupted female rule

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1553–1603

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what was the societal structure

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patriarchal and highly misogynistic

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worked in the farms with their husbands and ran the home

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peasant woman

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attended to by number of servants, often involved in the household tasks, and entertaining

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elite class woman

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worked in the husbands Merchant shops

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middle-class woman

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what was the expectation of women

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Bear children

20
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what put emphasis on marriage for women

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protestantism

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protestantism emphasis on marriage and restriction on the scope of women’s authority contributed to

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A gradual rise in the number of women readers and writers

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“blood is respected, not the age nor the sex”

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humanist sir Thomas Smith in reference to Elizabeth I

23
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Edward subverts lineage role in names her queen, subsequently angering Mary I

became queen July 10, 1553 but is imprisoned on July 19 for high treason by Mary who sentences her to death

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Lady Jane Grey

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stringently Catholic, executed it 283 Protestants by burning them at the stake, many false pregnancies

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marriages: •Francis II of France- widowed •Henry Stuart/ Lord Darnley- widowed by murder •James Hepburn/ 4th Earl of Bothwell- orchestrated the murder of Darnley, forces Mary to marry him ecapes to England for protection from Elizabeth I but is found guilty of high treason and attempt to assassinate Elizabeth and executed
Mary, Queen of Scots
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44 years of rule, after 117 years of Tudor dynasty she is the last
Elizabeth I
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Who were important contributors to the Renaissance
Shakespeare, Elizabeth I, Mary Tudor, Henry 8th
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women were subordinate in
public, private, economy, and spiritual life
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women were urged to be
chaste, silent, and obedient