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Most Scholars agree that the Renaissance

was a time of transition from

medieval to ____ times

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Scholars have used this term to describe this apparent coalescence of humanism and civic reform




Civic humanismCivic humanism


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19th century Swiss historian famously described the Renaissance as the “prototype of the modern world”




Jacob BurkhardtJacob Burkhardt


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Has a cultural advantage over the rest of Europe because its geography made it the natural gateway between East and West




ItalyItaly


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Italian cities of the High Renaissance had this in abundance which

was the main requirement for the

patronage of the arts and letters




Great wealthGreat wealth


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The “father of humanism”




Francesco PetrarchFrancesco Petrarch


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The movement in which it calls to

study the classics and the liberal

arts




HumanismHumanism


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Made the Vita Nuova and Divine Comedy.




Dante AlighieriDante Alighieri


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To have wisdom, eloquently spoken, both knowledge of the good and the ability to move others to desire it is the focus

of whom.




The goal of humanistThe goal of humanist


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Hailed as "The First Lady of the world”,

she was educated, a famous patron of the arts, and a beautiful

female icon




Isabella D’EsteIsabella D’Este


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The father of Renaissance painting




GiottoGiotto


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The frescoes in the Vatican’s Sistine chapel

are the most famous paintings of his work.




MichelangeloMichelangelo


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Made room for the strange and the abnormal, giving

freer reign to the individual perceptions and feelings of

the artist




MannersismMannersism


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Whereas medieval art tended to be abstract and formulaic,

focusing on religion, Renaissance art embraced




The natural world and The natural world and human emotionshuman emotions


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Renaissance artists used these two new

techniques which gave them an edge




Chiaroscuro and linear Chiaroscuro and linear perspectiveperspective


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“The Navigator", brother of the king of Portugal, sailed 77

years before Columbus




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“They never say no” was said by him about the rulers




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Topped the list of spices, preserved and enhanced the dull diet of most Eurpeans.




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Searched for a westward route to the Indies, made his way around South America, later on killed, but his squadron eventually sailed back to Spain, making them the first sailors to circumvent the globe




MagellanMagellan


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Vast number of Native Americans died from these two diseases while Europeans died from this




Native Americans: measles Native Americans: measles and smallpoxand smallpox

Europeans: syphilisEuropeans: syphilis


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Depicts an imaginary society based on reason and tolerance that overcame social and political injustice




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Best known English humanist, his work, “Utopia” which is a

conservative criticism of contemporary society.




Thomas MoreThomas More


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This artist, used the flickering light to express emotion on mostly religious paintings




El GrecoEl Greco


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Thanks to this man’s invention, it became possible for humanists to popularize their viewpoints

widely




GutenburgGutenburg


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“Laid the egg that Luther hatched” due to his Greek

edition of the New Testament and Latin translation of the

Latter.




ErasmusErasmus


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Razed Technotitlan, building his own capital

over its ruins.




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Inspired by Cortes’s example, he invaded the

Inca Empire.




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Early conquerors, were known as:




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Located in Cusco, it was the largest

empire




Inca EmpireInca Empire


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The colonial of Latin America had three major components, mining, agriculture, and ____.




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