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Event which brought back “lost” Roman art and literature

Crusades

Where the Renaissance began

Italy

Intellectuals whose study began the Renaissance

Humanists

4 areas of study in the humanities

Grammar, rhetoric, history, poetry

Major attitude change which allowed the Renaissance to occur

Critical attitude developed

First to grow wealthy as an artist

Titian

Wrote The Prince

Niccolo Machiavelli

Painted The Last Supper and The Mona Lisa

Leonardo da Vinci

Artists whose works are the foundation of Renaissance

Giotto and Massacio

Wrote love poems to Laura and studies Latin

Francesco Petrarch

Painted Sistine chapel ceiling; sculpted David, Pieta

Michelangelo

Used to make paintings look 3 dimensional; make objects that are further away look smaller

Perspective

Term to describe how Renaissance paintings look almost like photographs

Realism

New meaning of life after Renaissance

Individual achievement and dignity during life on Earth

Famous for painting many Madonnas and The School of Athens

Raphael

Invented the printing press

Gutenberg

Court painter of Henry VIII

Hans Holbein

2 friends whose works focused on early Christianity

Erasmus and More

Perfected oil painting; Flemish; probably brothers

Hubert and Jan van Eyck

Flemish landscape painter

Pieter Brueghal

Sold as pardons from punishment of sin

Indulgences

Began Reformation in 1517 with 95 theses

Martin Luther

2 ideas basic to all types of Protestantism

Reliance on inner faith and Bible as only true authority

Small sect which rejected infant baptism

Anabaptists

2 ideas basic ONLY to Calvinism

Theocracy and Predestination

Kept notebooks with many inventions and anatomy research

Leonardo da Vinci

Effect of the invention of the printing press

Helped spread the Renaissance and Refomation

Wrote The Praise of Folly

Erasmus

The best form of education, according the Petrarch

Latin; reading Roman and Greek books

Wrote Utopia about a perfect society

Thomas More

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