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Starts in Italy *Political Map of Italy Renaissance ReVIEW Starts in Italy *Political Map of Italy

Renaissance Review Physical Map of Italy

Renaissance Humanism – focus on the individual Antiquity – focus on Greek and Roman ideas Creativity and Change

Renaissance Review Artists of the Renaissance Leonardo da Vinci – Mona Lisa (He was also an inventor…HE DID A LOT OF THINGS!!!) Raphael Michelangelo – David and painted Sistine Chapel Sofonsiba Anguissola

Renaissance Review Writers of the Renaissance Dante – wrote Divine Comedy Cervantes – wrote Don Quixote Shakespeare – From England – wrote a lot of things Machiavelli – wrote the Prince, which instructed rulers to be ruthless