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The “Rebirth” of classical knowledge: Art Learning Writing Philosophy

Starts in Italian City States like Florence Because of wealth from trade routes Spreads to Northern Europe

Michelangelo Sistine Chapel David Pieta

Da Vinci Mona Lisa Last Supper

Botticelli The Birth of Venus

Machiavelli Italian political philosopher Wrote The Prince on how to be an effective ruler

Shakespeare English playwright Romeo & Juliet

Humanism Focuses on human accomplishments Less on religion & more worldly Erasmus is the most famous Humanist philosopher

Birth of the “modern” world © Students of History - http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Students-Of-History

Characteristics of Italian City States during the Renaissance Wealthy Patrons Humanist philosophy Competing City States Improved schools 1. How did wealthy patrons contribute to Renaissance art? 2. Why would city states competing add to more artistic accomplishments? 3. Renaissance writing was probably most encouraged by what characteristics? Exit Ticket

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