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The Renaissance

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The Renaissance

The Renaissance. Lesson 1. The Middle Ages. Lasted about 1,000 years (about 500 c.e . to about 1500 c.e . Middle Ages also refers to what happened in Western Europe during this time period. The Middle Ages. 4 key points about the Middle Ages Feudalism Manorialism The role of the church

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Chapter 12: Renaissance

Chapter 12: Renaissance. Europe. Black Plague. Political Instability. Decline of Church. Recovery. Italian Renaissance. How?. Rebirth. People could do as they please. This created what is known as the Renaissance man. A man that has more than one profession. Leonardo da Vinci.

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VERROCCHIO 1435-1488

VERROCCHIO 1435-1488. BACKGROUND. Son of a brick and tile maker. Trained as a goldsmith, became a painter and draftsman but is considered principally a sculptor. Financial insecurity was always a family problem and he had to support many of his siblings.

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Italian partner introduction Our town: Florence

Italian partner introduction Our town: Florence. Our town: FIRENZE.

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Chapter 12 Renaissance and Reformation Section 1 The Renaissance

Chapter 12 Renaissance and Reformation Section 1 The Renaissance. Learning Objectives The students will be able to:. List three characteristics of the Renaissance Characterize the city-states which were centers of political, economic, and social life in Renaissance Italy.

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The Renaissance

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Cosimo de Medici

Cosimo de Medici. Florence, Italy and the Duomo. The Duomo designed by Brunelleschi. Inside the Duomo. Italian writers. Dante wrote The Divine Comedy. Machiavelli-wrote The Prince. Italian artists. Mona Lisa may have been smiling because she recently had a baby!.

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Ch. 10 The Renaissance and Discovery

Ch. 10 The Renaissance and Discovery. Why did the Renaissance start in Italy?. Geographic Reasons Italy is in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, making trade between the Middle East and Africa easy.

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Origins of the Renaissance

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TIMES OF CHANGE: THE EXPANSION OF TRADE

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The Renaissance Outcome: The Renaissance in Italy

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Renaissance Philosophy

Renaissance Philosophy. Florence. Cosimo de Medici Platonic Academy (1459) Marsilio Ficino. Plato v. Aristotle. Plato. Socrates Doubt Skepticism. Great Chain of Being. Hierarchy of existence Humanity Giordano Bruno Universe God. Pico and Humanity. Pico Create own destiny

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The Renaissance Outcome: The Renaissance in Italy

The Renaissance Outcome: The Renaissance in Italy. The Renaissance. The Middle Ages Ends Europe is starting to take shape with England, France , and regions in Italy all evolving Revival of culture Return to cities The Church was still powerful

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The Renaissance

The Renaissance. The Middle Ages Ends Europe is starting to take shape with England, France , and regions in Italy all evolving Revival of culture Return to cities The Church was still powerful Writers and artists began to express new ideas and styles. The Renaissance.

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The Renaissance Outcome: The Renaissance in Italy

The Renaissance Outcome: The Renaissance in Italy. The Renaissance. The Middle Ages Ends Europe is starting to take shape with England, France , and regions in Italy all evolving Revival of culture Return to cities The Church was still powerful

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Business and Politics

Business and Politics. By: Liam, Brandi, Mike D., Odera. Milan. Francesco Sforza Conquered Milan and became the new duke He became leader of a band of mercenaries Visconti and Sforza built a strong centralized state by creating an efficient tax system. Venice. Doge

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The Medici Family

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THE FAMILY

THE FAMILY. General information. Family was very important Families were very large Families shared a house with their extended family. Children usually stayed in the family business There was more infant death People in general died younger. marriage.

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By: Chris Blakley, Michael Rolf

Medici Family. By: Chris Blakley, Michael Rolf. The Duke by himself. The Duke of Urbino and is wife. Their ancestral home is in the Mugello valley.

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