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2. Renaissance
Tapestry—Victoria and Albert Museum in the United Kingdom. Painting—The Garden of Earthly Delights, Hieronymus Bosch Sculpture—Bacchus and Ariadne c. 1505, Tuillo Lombardo Architecture—S. Maria del Fiore Florence, Italy Filippo Brunelleschi

3. What is the Renaissance? A French word for Rebirth Rebirth of what?

4. Renaissance Commerce Architecture Art Finance Philosophy Science
Religion
Education
Exploration
Political Theory

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Commerce Philosophy Art Political Theory Architecture Exploration Science Finance Education Religion

6. Renaissance
It spanned the 15th to the 16th centuries and was defined as a new enthusiasm for classical literature, learning, and art which sprang up in Italy towards the close of the Middle Ages. The Renaissance was essentially an intellectual movement. It is this intellectual quality which gives it so large a place in universal history.

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Humanism The ability to read, understand and appreciate the writings of the ancient world and to help lead moral lives. Rhetoric—the art of speaking well.

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Commercial Revolution The transition from feudalism and manoralism to business and trade Bookkeeping—method of keeping accurate records of debtors and creditors Banking—letter of credit, a document issued by the bank assuring payment to a seller Book Transfer—bank transfers funds from a debtor to a creditor

11. Renaissance Lampamsquarterly.org

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Labor During the Renaissance Guilds—groups of individuals with common goals. Guild derives from the Anglo-Saxon root geld which meant to pay or contribute. The noun form of geld meant an association of persons contributing money for some common purpose.

13. Types of Labor Guilds During the Renaissance
Merchant—involved in long-distance commerce and local wholesale trade. They enforced contracts among members and between members and outsiders. Merchant guilds were wealthier and had a higher social status than craft guilds.
Craft—organized along lines of particular trades
Victuallers bought agriculture commodities and made consumables
Manufacturers made durable goods and exported them to distant towns.
Service guilds included clerks, teamsters and entertainers.

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Labor Practices during the Renaissance Guilds protected business people and set good business practices. Regulations stated that all members got a chance to sell goods that were limited in quantity. Set standards for high quality of work. Regulated prices that could be charged

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Rise of Capitalism The use of capital (invested money) to make more money. Capitalists took risks with the hope of gaining large profits How might capitalists minimize their risks?

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Rise of Capitalism Joint Stock Companies: To reduce risk capitalists would combine their funds. Investors would receive a stock in the company representing how much they invested as well as how much they received for a successful venture.

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18. Renaissance Early Renaissance- Emphasis on nature, three
Renaissance Art
Early Renaissance- Emphasis on nature, three
dimensional figures, perspective, individual human
figures.

19. Birth of Venus Sandro Boticelli, 1480
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Birth of Venus Sandro Boticelli, 1480
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School of Athens, 1511
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21. Bacchanal of the Andrians Titian, 1518
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Bacchanal of the Andrians Titian, 1518
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22. Mona Lisa Leonardo da Vinci, 1503-1505
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Mona Lisa Leonardo da Vinci,
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Technology Wood Cuts- Inked blocks with letters or designs carved into them. Movable Metal Type- Johannes Gutenberg – Books were able to be copied more cheaply, more accurately, and in greater numbers

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Technology
1455-Gutenberg prints the Bible and it becomes more available to the common people.
Impact- less reliant on the clergy, information more readily available and ideas travel faster