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1 Justice in the Italian Renaissance

2 Vocabulary for The Allegory of Good and Bad Government
Allegory- a story that represents something larger Secular- non-religious…civil…city-based, rather than religious based Aristocracy- a ruling wealthy class Tyranny- overly harsh, typically monarchical government Commune- city or community Fresco- painting done on wet plaster

3 Prompt: Citing specific evidence, address the following question: What is justice? –OR- When do the means justify the ends? Inferno, by Dante Alighieri The Allegory of Good and Bad Government and Its Effects on City and Country, by Ambrogio Lorenzetti The Prince, by Niccolo Machiavelli The Sistine Chapel, my Michelangelo Buonorotti

4 Words to use Consult the list of signal verbs supplied to you at the end of this packet

5 Format Begin with a thesis. Support with one to two paragraphs..
DOUBLE SPACE THIS, PLEASE!

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