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| birthplace of Renaissance |
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| Italy becuase of history and geography |
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| artist, Mona Lisa, one of reatest geniouses of all time |
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| Pieta- statue of Mary, Sistine Chapel ceiling |
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| believed members of the court should be well mannered aristocrats |
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| wrote the Prince, believed that power was the most important thing and you should do whatever it takes to achieve personal goal even if it means violating acceptable conduct |
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| reason for spread of the renaissance |
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| invention of the printing press- more availble books, cheaper, increased literacy |
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| stress education and classical learning |
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| wrote Utopia (place of peace and harmony) |
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expressed universal themes and Renaissance ideas in poems and plays |
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