1. Italian City-States Northern Europe Both
The Renaissance: Italian City-States vs. Northern Europe? Venn Diagram: Due Wed class 9/25
Directions:
Read statements on slides 3 & 4 and decide whether describing Italian Renaissance or Northern European Renaissance.
Match them on the correct part of the diagram using slides 6 & 7. When finished check your answers using slides 9-12
2. SHADE LIGHTLY VENN DIAGRAM AS DIRECTED BELOW…
3. Study
Italian City-States
Northern Europe
Both c

2. The Renaissance: Italian City-States vs. Northern Europe
Similarities

3. The Renaissance: Italian City-States vs. Northern Europe?
Worldly humanist- It was okay to want to possess personal items of status with guilt that there should be offerings to God
(Enjoy material luxuries)
Artwork portraying daily life: whether a peasant’s life or one of royalty
Themes of realism in artwork
The Church became more secular-Clergy began to value material possessions
Important women contributed :
Colonna- The Courtier; role outside the home
Themes were more secular “worldly ideas(less religious) HERE & NOW
Classical humanist-studied the “humanities”-history, philosophy, and literature
Artists focusing on expressing in the vernacular more (their native language)

4. The Renaissance: Italian City-States vs. Northern Europe?
Rebirth in knowledge and study of the Greek & Roman traditional art, literature
Themes of humanism
Example: Focus on human potential and achievements- early forms of Humanism
“Birth” in how the modern world will see religion & role of Christian values
Religion was core to daily life:
Inspires artwork about human diginity/strength
& social reform religiously about Christian
values values
Called “Christian humanists”

5. Now you try… Practice for Unit Test Can you place the uncolored statements in the write Renaissance period?

6. The Renaissance: Italian City-States vs. Northern Europe
Similarities

7. The Renaissance: Italian City-States vs. Northern Europe
Similarities

8. How did you do? Check your answers using next two slides…

9. The Renaissance: Italian City-States vs. Northern Europe?
Worldly humanist- It was okay to want to possess personal items of status with guilt that there should be offerings to God
(Enjoy material luxuries)
Artwork portraying daily life: whether a peasant’s life or one of royalty
Themes of realism in artwork
The Church became more secular-Clergy began to value material possessions
Important women contributed :
Colonna- The Courtier; role outside the home
Themes were more secular “worldly ideas(less religious) HERE & NOW
Classical humanist-studied the “humanities”-history, philosophy, and literature
Artists focusing on expressing in the vernacular more (their native language)

10. The Renaissance: Italian City-States vs. Northern Europe?
Rebirth in knowledge and study of the Greek & Roman traditional art, literature
Themes of humanism
1Humanists will be more focused on less secular (more religious )
Northern Europe recovering from the effects of Bubonic Plague;
Example: Focus on human potential and achievements- early forms of Humanism
“Birth” in how the modern world will see religion & role of Christian values
Religion was core to daily life:
Inspires artwork about human diginity/strength
& social reform religiously about Christian
values values
Called “Christian humanists”

11. The Renaissance: Italian City-States vs. Northern Europe
Similarities
Classical humanist-studied the “humanities”-history, philosophy, and literature
Artwork portraying daily life: whether a peasant’s life or one of royalty
Themes of realism in artwork
The Church became more secular-Clergy began to value material possessions
Called “Christian humanists”
Artists focusing on expressing in the vernacular more (their native language)
Themes were more secular “worldly ideas(less religious) HERE & NOW
Important women contributed :
Colonna- The Courtier; role outside the home

12. The Renaissance: Italian City-States vs. Northern Europe
1Humanists will be more focused on less secular (more religious )
Northern Europe recovering from the effects of Bubonic Plague;
Worldly humanist- It was okay to want to possess personal items of status with guilt that there should be offerings to God
(Enjoy material luxuries)
Similarities
Rebirth in knowledge and study of the Greek & Roman traditional art, literature
Themes of humanism
Religion was core to daily life:
Inspires artwork about human diginity/strength
& social reform religiously about Christian
values values
Example: Focus on human potential and achievements- early forms of Humanism
“Birth” in how the modern world will see religion & role of Christian values