WH CH. 13 Transformations in Europe the Renaissance

WH CH. 13 Transformations in Europe the Renaissance

The Renaissance

• French Word

• Rebirth of Classical European CIvilization

• Starts in Italy

• Having works of art created social status

• Lead to the development of humanism

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What does renaissance mean?

• The rebirth of Early Civilization

• The rebirth of Classical Civilization

• The rebirth of Medieval Civilization

• THe rebirth of Modern Civilization

5 Reasons why the Renaissance originated in Italy

• Italy controlled many rich city-states.

• Rich patrons of the arts offered financial support to artists and writers.

• Italy's relationship with other countries and cultures gave them a greater awareness of the world.

• Italy's contact with the Byzantine Empire increased their access to classical scholarship.

• Led to the development of humanism, a philosophy that balanced religious faith with a secular point of view.

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During the Renaissance art ownership help raise your ___________.

• religious status

• social status

• gender status

• artistic status

Dante

• Wrote the Divine Comedy

• Wrote in Latin and Italian

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The Renaissance artist most famous for writing the Divine Comedy

• Dante

• Raphael

• Petrarch

• Erasmus

• da Vinci

Raphael

• Painting of the School of Athens

• Devoted to humanism

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The Renaissance artist most famous for his painting the School of Athens

• Dante

• Raphael

• Petrarch

• Erasmus

• da Vinci

Petrarch

• Lyrical Poetry

• Founder of Italian Renaissance humanism

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The Renaissance artist most famous for his lyrical poetry

• Dante

• Raphael

• Petrarch

• Erasmus

• da Vinci

Erasmus

• The Praise of the Folly

• Christian Humanist

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The Renaissance artist most famous for The Praise of Folly which is a bold satire that pokes fun at the foolishness of mankind.

• Dante

• Raphael

• Petrarch

• Erasmus

• da Vinci

da Vinci

• The Ideal Renaissance Man

• The Mona Lisa

• Painting, Sculpting, Architecture, and Engineering

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The Renaissance artist most famous for his painting the “Mona Lisa” was

• Dante

• Raphael

• Petrarch

• Erasmus

• da Vinci

Shakespeare

• Playwrite

• Famous use of English vernacular

• Loved classical culture and humanism

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The Renaissance artist most famous for his plays that often included the use of the English vernacular

• Dante

• Raphael

• Shakespeare

• Erasmus

• da Vinci

How did the ideas of the Renaissance transform Europe?

• A time of literary, artistic, and philosophical creation.

• Gutenberg's printing press help spread book around Europe

• Commerce (buying and selling) or art generates money, value, and social status based on art

• Humanism created a philosophy that focuses on the individual.

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What change happened in Europe as a result of Gutenberg’s innovation?

• Far more books became readily available.

• Processing metal became far more efficient.

• Scholarship became concentrated in monasteries.

• Latin became the common language of the people.

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Money to support the arts in Renaissance Italy came primarily from

• industry.

• commerce.

• agriculture.

• construction.

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Humanist writers such as Dante, Petrarch, and Boccaccio emphasized

• disbelief in a deity.

• the beauty of nature.

• scientific understanding.

• the worth of the individual.