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1 Renaissance: Science, Education and More
World History-2014

2 Essential Question What is meant by Humanism? And, how would it change life especially through education?

3 Lets Review Where did the Renaissance begin?
How did the Renaissance spread north? France? Spain? England? Germany and Flanders?

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5 Humanism Middle Ages the focus was on Church Teachings Humanism
Attempted to make Classical Text agree with Church teachings Humanism Focused on Human potential and achievements Rabelias “Humans were not tied down by past events”

6 Humanism Studied the Greeks and Romans The Humanities
Architecture, Art System of Education Values The Humanities Classical Education History, Literature, and Philosophy

7 Humanism and Education
Humanist ideals flourished Printing press made books readily available Literacy rates increased Who would then be threatened by these new ideals? The Catholic Church

8 The Renaissance Woman Far better educated than the Middle Ages
Inspire art NOT create it Some royal women would gain power Isabelle D’Estes Cathrine de Medici

9 The Renaissance Man Writers first introduced the idea of the Renaissance man What comes to mind? Renaissance Man-Master in every area of study Classically educated, charming, witty Could sing, dance, play music, and write poetry Skilled rider, wrestler and swordsman

10 Leonardo De Vinci April 15, 1452-May 2, 1519
Did not see a divided line between Science and Art Flying machines, Plant Studies, War machines, anatomy and architecture

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