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Entry Task Choose 2 words from our list of Renaissance characteristics and explain how your person/term/thing/place exemplified the characteristics. Think creatively! Try to not just pick the obvious ones.

Italian Renaissance

Why do we study the Renaissance? Art & Architecture of the time is still admired and copied today. People still argue about the best ways to get and keep power – a topic of Machiavelli’s The Prince Shakespeare’s plays are still as popular today as they were when he wrote them Mass production of books was created during this time Christianity radically changed setting off tensions between many Christian groups that still exist today

Europe is Dark! It’s boring Nothing to learn Sleep, work, and repeat War Plague

Some people began to express themselves in new and different ways Wanted to bring back the culture of ancient Greece and Rome

Starts in northern Italy The Renaissance 1300-1650 Means rebirth Starts in northern Italy Spreads north

Take a look at this map What’s different on this map, than on our map of Europe today?

Why Italy?

1. Thriving Cities Trade created by the crusades led to growth for Italian cities They are the easiest place to share/spread ideas

2. Wealthy Merchant Class Trade=wealth=rich merchants=political power Believed they deserved power because of their individual merit – not who their ancestors were. Most famous – Medici Family of Florence. Medici – bankers & were the bank for the Pope

3. Classical Heritage of the Greeks & Romans Learn from their ancestors

Classical & Worldly Values

Classical & Worldly Values Collide TPR Classical & Worldly Values Collide

1. Humanism Focus on human values and concerns – not focus on religious perspectives Artists focused on classical art Popular to study the “humanities” – history, literature, and philosophy A return to the classics

2. Worldly Pleasures Enjoy a good life without offending God Live in luxury Deal in the here and now Concerned with secular (non-religious) matters

3. Patron of the Arts The Church & the wealthy commission works of art for churches, walls, buildings, parks, homes

Italian Renaissance Writers Petrarch Father of “humanism” Focuses on own feelings during poems Boccaccio Realistic off-color stories

Niccolo Machiavelli 1513 – The Prince Political guidebook How a ruler can gain power and keep it

4. Renaissance Man or Woman Men Women Create art Master every area of study Know the classics Be charming Inspire art

Your Task You will become either a Medieval or Renaissance historian You will explore Education Social Structure Government The Church You will work with your table group to compare the two periods of history and pick out key differences Together you will all answer the “Level 2” question