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Do Now Write down your homework in your agenda Get out your 11.2 AQs and a correcting pen

11. 2 AQ 1a. What are some basic ideas of humanism? Humanism emphasized the actions and abilities of humans, renewal of classical culture, and realism in art. 1b. How did ancient texts and statues affect Renaissance art? They inspired interest in Greek and Roman accomplishments.

11. 2 AQ 3a. What are three techniques for showing perspective? background figures smaller, lines diagonal, colors to show distance, sfumato, perspective... 3b. What are some characteristics of art by Raphael, Botticelli, and Titan? Raphael showed people with clear personalities. Botticelli used fine detail. Titan make scenes from classical myths. 4b. How did the choice of school subjects change during the Renaissance? Today we study the humanities in school including the arts, literature, history, science, etc...

Italian Renaissance Quiz Write your name on the quiz. When finished: put the quiz in the basket Grab a Gutenberg worksheet and start reading!

Let’s try something! When instructed open the envelope With your partners try to place the events and dates in order based on what you know about Medieval Societies! You have 3 minutes!

Timeline Sort Use your worksheet and section 11.3 of the textbook to sort out the events in order. Record your answers on your timeline. Include: Dates Events

Printing Timeline Johann Gutenberg makes engraved characters. Printing becomes widely used. Wood block printing Egypt & China write in ink. 2,500 BC 700s 868 1300s 1448 1455 1500 Paper making spreads from China to Arabia and then Europe First book “Gutenberg Bible” is printed in Latin. European factories make paper

Before the Renaissance, everything had to be copied by hand! Only Churches had copies of the Bible. You could read it, you had to go to church to hear someone read it to you. The Church “owned” all the knowledge.

Write down 3 facts you learned about the printing press on your worksheet

First Printed Book EVER! You can see a copy anytime at the Huntington Library!

Bubble Map Use your worksheet and section 11.3 of the textbook to identify how the printing press affected Europe. Include your answer on the bubble map provided on the back of your worksheet.