1. The Renaissance

2. Why start in Italy? City States- strong trade
Wealthy merchants- Medici Family
Patrons of the Arts-$$$$$$$$$$$$
Classical Heritage
Greece & Rome

3. Humanism Human potential and Achievements
History, Literature and Philosophy

4. Secular
Worldly and concerned with the here and now

5. “Renaissance Man” Excelled in many fields of study
“The Courtier”- young man should be charming, witty and well educated in classics
Women- know classics and be charming
No power or fame

6. Renaissance Art Donatello Masaccio Leonardo da Vinci Raphael Petrarch
Machiavelli
Michelangelo
Dante
Vernacular- native language
Perspective- 3-D

7. Which family is considered as a Patron of the Arts?
Masaccio Family
Medici Family
Da Vinci Family
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8. What word means “worldly and concerned with the here and now?”
Secular
Humanism
Hellenistic
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9. The term “Renaissance Man” is someone who does what?
Masters few skills such as math, reading, and writing
Excels in only painting
Excels in many areas of study ranging from subjects such as science to art
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10. True or False: Vernacular is the use of native language.
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11. True or False: The perspective of Renaissance Art is in 2-D.
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12. The Northern Renaissance
Elizabethan Age

13. Recovering from the Plague
1450 CE- recovering from plague
Northern Kings
Purchase art from Italy
Christian values replace secular

14. Artists Germany- Albrecht Durer
Religious subjects on woodcuts
Flemish artists- Pieter Bruegel & Jan van Eyck
Oil painting spread from here to Italy

15. Writers Christian Humanists: Shakespeare Elizabethan Age
Desiderius Erasmus & Thomas Moore
Good in people
Shakespeare
Playwright
Elizabethan Age
Queen Elizabeth I

16. Printing Press The Gutenberg Press The Gutenberg Bible 1455
First full sized book printed with movable type
Spreads learning

17. Reformation

18. What caused the Reformation?
Reformation- religious reform movement
Causes:
Corrupt leaders- money and wars
Uneducated priests & monks
Renaissance belief in secular ideas

19. Martin Luther 1517 took stand against Tetzel 95 Theses
Selling indulgences
95 Theses
Wittenburg Church Door
God’s forgiveness, power of bible, all people equal

20. Edict of Worms Emperor Charles declares Luther a heretic Lutherans
No one could feed or shelter him
Prince Fredrick the Wise protects him
Lutherans
Protestant Religions
War of Religions
Peace of Augsburg

21. Henry VIII Annul marriage between he and Catherine
Pope denied
Banned Pope’s authority in England
Married Anne Boleyn
Children:
Edward VI rules six years & Protestant
Mary I is Catholic
Elizabeth I restores Protestant religion

22. What values replaced secular values?
Christian
Islamic
Jewish
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23. True or False: Trends such as oil painting and woodcuts became popular during this time.
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24. True or False: Christian Humanists focused on the bad in people.
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25. True or False: The Gutenberg Press printed the first full sized book with movable type and helped to spread learning.
True
False
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26. Who posted the 95 Theses on the Church door?
Jan Hus
Thomas Moore
Martin Luther
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