Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Class: History 102 By Kristy Morgan WOMEN OF THE RENAISSANCE.

Published byGeoffrey Powers Modified over 8 years ago

Similar presentations

Presentation on theme: "Class: History 102 By Kristy Morgan WOMEN OF THE RENAISSANCE."— Presentation transcript:

1 Class: History 102 By Kristy Morgan WOMEN OF THE RENAISSANCE

2 Before Renaissance Era Black Death Up rise and Rebirth New opportunities for women Social mobility

3 Christine De Pisan Book of the City of Ladies Leader Boldness inspiration to women

4 Renaissance Attitude toward Women Leon Battista Alberti Marriage Life as a women No women to be trusted. Women harming men?

5 Carolyne Larrington “Women and writing in Medieval Europe” The Condemnation of Joan of Arc by the University of Paris, 1431. Joan

6 Conclusion No oppertunies Lying Fearful No education

Download ppt "Class: History 102 By Kristy Morgan WOMEN OF THE RENAISSANCE."

Similar presentations

3.02a, 3.02b The Renaissance.

3.02a, 3.02b The Renaissance.
WOMEN AND THE RENAISSANCE. Conceptions of the Renaissance  Traditional interpretations  birth of the individual  men & women control own destinies.

WOMEN AND THE RENAISSANCE. Conceptions of the Renaissance  Traditional interpretations  birth of the individual  men & women control own destinies.
The Fourteenth Century. Black Death Beginning in 1347, killed one-third to one- half of European population within a century Carried to Europe on flea-bearing.

The Fourteenth Century. Black Death Beginning in 1347, killed one-third to one- half of European population within a century Carried to Europe on flea-bearing.
Hunting for Witches. Medieval women and men Reality is always more complex than texts Reality is always more complex than texts Many examples of male-female.

Hunting for Witches. Medieval women and men Reality is always more complex than texts Reality is always more complex than texts Many examples of male-female.
Alberti and Bartolomeo Created by: Shaina and Ashley.

Alberti and Bartolomeo Created by: Shaina and Ashley.
The Renaissance 9 th Grade Social Studies Fall 2011 Unit 2.

The Renaissance 9 th Grade Social Studies Fall 2011 Unit 2.
THE RISE OF THE RENAISSANCE

THE RISE OF THE RENAISSANCE
The Renaissance 1350 C.E. – 1600 C.E..

The Renaissance 1350 C.E. – 1600 C.E..
Renaissance Engineering Between the 14 th and 16 th Centuries The Black Death – 1349 The Age of Exploration Gunpowder and Cannon The Scientific Revolution.

Renaissance Engineering Between the 14 th and 16 th Centuries The Black Death – 1349 The Age of Exploration Gunpowder and Cannon The Scientific Revolution.
Changes in Europe 800-1450. Essential Question: What changes in Europe lead to more interaction between people? Is it good or bad? Why?

Changes in Europe Essential Question: What changes in Europe lead to more interaction between people? Is it good or bad? Why?
Conflict & War. The Crusades Holy Wars for Jerusalem 1 st Crusade: Pope Urban—“God wills it!” 2 nd Crusade: Falls to Muslims 3 rd Crusade: Richard the.

Conflict & War. The Crusades Holy Wars for Jerusalem 1 st Crusade: Pope Urban—“God wills it!” 2 nd Crusade: Falls to Muslims 3 rd Crusade: Richard the.
Review 1) What did the Medici Family do? 2) Who was the Renaissance Man? 3) What was the point of Machiavelli’s book The Prince?

Review 1) What did the Medici Family do? 2) Who was the Renaissance Man? 3) What was the point of Machiavelli’s book The Prince?
Impact Today: The revival of trade brought with it a money economy and the emergence of capitalism, which is widespread in the world today. Modern universities.

Impact Today: The revival of trade brought with it a money economy and the emergence of capitalism, which is widespread in the world today. Modern universities.
Christine de Pizan By: Miriam McCallion. Brief Life & Times Born 1364, died 1431 Moved from Italy to France with her father, Tommaso da Pizano, so he.

Christine de Pizan By: Miriam McCallion. Brief Life & Times Born 1364, died 1431 Moved from Italy to France with her father, Tommaso da Pizano, so he.
European Society in the Age of the Renaissance, 1350–1550 “The School of Athens” By Raphael.

European Society in the Age of the Renaissance, 1350–1550 “The School of Athens” By Raphael.
The Renaissance was an era of rebirth of thought, literature, and art. It began in Italy and moved to northern European cities. The Roman Emperor Constantine.

The Renaissance was an era of rebirth of thought, literature, and art. It began in Italy and moved to northern European cities. The Roman Emperor Constantine.
Joan of Arc (1412 - 1432) The daughter of prosperous peasants from an area of Burgundy that had suffered under the English. Like many medieval mystics,

Joan of Arc ( ) The daughter of prosperous peasants from an area of Burgundy that had suffered under the English. Like many medieval mystics,
The Renaissance and Humanism Europe, 1100s-1300s.

The Renaissance and Humanism Europe, 1100s-1300s.
Revised reading assignment 1. Shakespeare, Much Ado About Nothing (complete) 2. Christine de Pizan, City of Ladies Adobe link 3. Issue to think about What.

Revised reading assignment 1. Shakespeare, Much Ado About Nothing (complete) 2. Christine de Pizan, City of Ladies Adobe link 3. Issue to think about What.
UNIT ONE: THE RENASSIANCE. DEFINITIONS WordDefinition Renaissance urban society secular mercenaries dowry humanism vernacular Directions: Using the glossary.

UNIT ONE: THE RENASSIANCE. DEFINITIONS WordDefinition Renaissance urban society secular mercenaries dowry humanism vernacular Directions: Using the glossary.

Similar presentations

Ads by Google