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The Renaissance Module 8

A Time of Change Renaissance means “rebirth” Revival of art and learning Desire to bring back culture of classical Greece and Rome Leads to changes in society, politics, economics, and learning

Social Changes Smaller population Better educated; schools Development of universities Newer class of people Economic changes

New Sources of Knowledge Byzantines preserved Greek language and learning Islamic Empire preserved texts in libraries

Technology & Politics Papermaking led to creation of books First made in China led to creation of books European Politics Famine, disease and warfare Monarchial kingdoms

Rise of the Italian City-States Italy Development Separate from rest of Europe Economic Factors Location Success of trade networks Banking industry Merchant Class Plague consequences

Rise of the Italian City-States (cont.) Political Factors Unlike rest of Europe Fragmented Strong nobility class

Venice Wealth due to trade during Crusades Controlled Crete and other Greek islands

Milan Slower in trade Major manufacturing city Cloth Arms Metallugy Leather Trade boost

Naples Trade with Arab world Earthquakes; Plague

Florence Medici family

Rome Catholic control Papal States

Renaissance Man Expectation of Men Expectation of Women Create art Master of every subject Charming and witty Musical Poet Athlete Inspire art, don’t create it Educated No political influence

The Italian Renaissance Artistic Style Perspective: gives the illusion of three dimensional objects

Michelangelo

Michelangelo

Leonardo da VInci

Leonardo da Vinci

Raphael

Raphael

Anguissola and Gentileschi

Architecture Clear and easy to comprehend spaces Filippo Brunelleschi Huge domes Andrea Palladio Book detailing Roman style architecture

Writers Humanism Petrarch Boccaccio Father of Renaissance humanism Italian and Latin Boccaccio Decameron

Machiavelli The Prince Imperfect conduct of human beings Offered advice to princes Not concerned with what was right, but what was politically effective

Groups 1: Aron, Julianna, Janeslie 2. Charles, Morgan, Destiny 3. James, Liz, Haley 4. Kevin, Shea, Ariel