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| an integration of trade, politics, culture, and dependency |
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| How globalization and the Renaissance effect society in Europe... |
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| They both lead ppl to say "we want to know about ___" |
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| What is the major Transformation of Europe caused by globalization? |
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| - means "rebirth" ; mostly rediscovery KNOWLEDGE of the world |
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| Italian city-states influenced the Renaissance because___... |
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| -where Renaissance begins, due to the fact that the city-states had large ports and made lots of money. therfore the land and port owners had more $ to spend on having big castles/houses, more art, and more literature/books |
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| Scholarly works during the Renaissance period presented new ideas about people/humanity. How was this a different from previous literature? |
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| New works were about PEOPLE NOT GOD |
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| Science during the Renaissance and Copernicus |
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Science- ppl begin thinking more about the universe
Copernicus- believe sun is the center of the universe; does NOT believe God does NOT want humans to know about new sciences; on his deathbed he releases his findings about the sun being center of universe, even though it is contrary to what church preaches |
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| Who followed and elaborates on Copernicus' works? |
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| What does literature of the Renaissance begin to notice? |
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| humanity, not only about religion anymore |
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| Cervantes- a Renaissance writer |
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- writes "Don Quixote"
- it stresses the point that people aren't always perfect AND THATS OK |
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| Machiavelli and "The Prince" |
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- a scholarly work for the rich ppl during the Renaissance
- told lords how to be "successful leaders"
- stresses that its ok to do WHATEVER it takes to reach a goal, as long as the goal is a good outcome
- says, do NOT be a tyrant and that you ARE what the PEOPLE THINK you ARE. |
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| Shakespeare and the Renaissance |
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| his works touch on true human emotions. some say "look how silly humans are" |
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| Art during the Renaissance began to show___. |
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| he gets extreme detail- veins, muscles, bone structure is all perfected |
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- inventor scientist artist
- Mona Lisa and Last supper= captured DRAMA and motion in paintings, which never done before |
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| Technological developments of the Renaissance |
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++ Printing Press+++
- raised lit rate
- made larger print
- books became cheaper
- knowledge from the past is spread
- info spread about the rest of the world (like Asia) |
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| Results of the Renaissance |
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| Curiosity from the Renaissance |
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- Catholic church is NOT the only way to believe anymore
- provokes interests in Eastern Hemisphere |
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| Giovanni Pico Della Mirandola and curiosity |
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he wrote "Oration of Dignity of Man" 1486
-significance of his work, there is something NOBLE in all books and teachings ALL OVER THE WORLD |
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