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| the rebirth of art and literature |
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| they were more interested in this world than in religion and getting to heaven |
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| the head of the state or duke |
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| Renaissance movement based on the values of the Ancient Greeks and Romans, such as that individuals and human society were important |
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| the everyday language in a region |
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| a technique that softened edges by using light and shadows instead of stiff out lines to separate objects |
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| wet plaster with watercolor |
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| the art of negotiating, or making deals, with other countries |
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