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1 Government & Rulers The Effects of Humanism
The Renaissance Government & Rulers The Effects of Humanism

2 The Italian City States
City and a rural area immediately surrounding it Have their own government and armed forces Examples Florence, Venice, Rome Current Examples Singapore

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4 Government in Italy: The Ideal vs. The Real
Brainstorm: What are the different types of government found in the world (today or throughout history)?

5 Government in Italy: The Ideal
Democracy People had a say in government Republic A state in which the citizens elect representatives to form a government Most city-states were democratic for parts of their history

6 Government in Italy: The Real
Oligarchy Government by a few powerful people Example Medici family in Florence, Italy

7 Humanism More concerned with the goals of human beings than with spiritual matters The use of reason to find truth instead of relying on the Bible

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