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RENAISSANCE HUMANISM new European Outlook

RENAISSANCE HUMANISM new European Outlook. INTRODUCTION From the 15th century, Europeans will enlarge their outlook and search new perspectives. They will use sciences to question their knowledge and they will also question religion Some humanist scholars will become famous.

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Impressionism

Impressionism. Art History Timeline.

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The Renaissance

Quaestio : Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy ? Nunc Agenda : Work as a group to fill in the blanks on the Renaissance notes using your knowledge from the recent classwork and homework. The Renaissance.

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Renaissance

Renaissance. Renaissance - Beginnings. The birthplace of the Renaissance was Italy , but it spread to Europe. Northern Italy was urban (big city) with lots of people so it was easy to exchange ideas.

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THE RENAISSANCE

THE RENAISSANCE. WHAT IS THE RENAISSANCE??. A 300 year period in Western Europe that marked the revival of art, literature and learning. a transition period between medieval and modern Europe. A time of creativity and change in the areas ex. Politics, culture,society and economics.

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The Renaissance Jonathan Davies (Powerpoint will be on the website)

The Renaissance Jonathan Davies (Powerpoint will be on the website). Questions. What was the Renaissance? What was humanism? How did the Renaissance develop and spread? What were the legacies of the Renaissance?. Cicero. Petrarch. Cimabue, Madonna di S. Trinità. Giotto,

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The Renaissance in the North

The Renaissance in the North. Northern Europe in the 16th Century. Synthesis of new ideas from Italy Alternatives to traditional religious doctrine Enthusiasm for classical antiquity Emphasis on individualism Culture and Politics Francis I, The Hapsburgs, The Tudors

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New Ideas & Literature

New Ideas & Literature. Chapter 7, Section #2. Renaissance Humanism. Humanists studied the Greeks and Romans, which greatly affected the way they thought. p.395. Humanism. The belief that the individual and human society are important. Emphasized a balance between faith and reason

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Essay PREP

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2013 Monologues Unit 1

2013 Monologues Unit 1. Outcome 2 Apply acting and other stagecraft to interpret playscripts from the pre-modern era for performance This area of study requires you to: Choose a monologue from the following monologue list

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Early Modern Era (1450-1750): The Protestant Reformation

Early Modern Era (1450-1750): The Protestant Reformation. What is the Protestant Reformation?. 1517-1648 The split (splintering) of Roman Catholicism into other Christian faiths End of religious unity in Western Europe. 4 Factors leading to Protestant Reformation.

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Martin Luther

(1483-1546). Martin Luther. Introduction. During the beginning of the 16 th century, the Church was pressured by councils, scholars, saints, and heretics to reform its practices.

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The Italian Renaissance

The Italian Renaissance . Beginning of the renaissance. Authority was placed in the church, they held the answer for everything. Their authority was never questioned Italians lacked respect for science. Except for Leonardo di Vinci . Political History. Five Important States Milan Venice

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Leonardo da Vinci

Leonardo da Vinci.

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The Renaissance Week 1

The Renaissance Week 1. Compiled by Amy . What was the Renaissance?. Milan Traded Arms Florence traded Cloth Venice and Genoa Traded with the Ottoman Empire Sent textiles that were dyed. Venetians expert ship builders Sialors Merchants Also traded with Ottoman Empire

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Renaissance Humanism

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Renaissance Humanism

Renaissance Humanism. Concepts Of Humanism. social philosophy and intellectual and literary currents of the period from 1400 to 1650.

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Renaissance Humanism

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