10.1 & 10.2 Renaissance

being more interested in this world than religion

• secular

• diplomacy

• Renaissance

• medieval

the art of making deals with other countries

• secular

• diplomacy

• Renaissance

• medieval

an art technique that gives objects the look of depth or distance

• secular

• diplomacy

• vernacular

• perspective

the every day language people speak in a region

• secular

• diplomacy

• vernacular

• perspective

an emphasis on worldy concerns; belief in individual worth

• humanism

• diplomacy

• vernacular

• perspective

the rich banking family from Florence

• Medici

• da Vinci

• Mongols

• Venice

a renewed interest in Greek and Roman art

• Medieval

• Classical

• Renaissance

• Ancient

Italian city-states became wealthy through

• wool making

• cloth making

• trade

• farming

How Mongol conquest affected European trade

• Mongols demanded tribute from the Italian city-states.

• Mongols attacked Italy and devastated trade.

• Mongols gave away so much gold the economy collapsed.

• Mongols reopened the Silk Road which led to increased trade.

this invention helped spread Renaissance ideas

• glider

• printing press

• internet

• currency