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What was invented in architecture that is still used today?

The blueprint

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What allowed for the passage of goods throughout Italy during this time?

Trade routes

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Soldiers who are paid to fight. Not loyal to one country or ruler.

Mercenaries

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What two Republics were fighting with one another?

Florence and Siena

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How is Humanism different from Medieval thinking?

Focus on human experiences, Medieval thinking focused on religion 

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A wealthy person who supports artists, architects, or writers with money. 

Patron

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Why were Italian city-states easy to take over?

Smaller republics feuding among themselves

300
Who were the Medici family and what city-state were they from?

Wealthy banking family, Florence 

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Oligarchy is... ?

A small group of powerful people (like merchants or nobles) ruling a city. 

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What was the first real Renaissance town and what city-state was it in?

 Pienza, Siena

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How did classical knowledge return to Italy?

Scholars fled to Italy due to wars - brought texts with them 

400

Correctly map the city-states. 

Teacher will award points if correct!

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Who wanted to reclaim Naples? 

Charles the 8th of France

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What is the name of the famous chapel commissioned by the Pope?

Sistine Chapel 

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Humanism is ... ?

A way of thinking that focuses on people, education, and classical ideas. Focuses on what the human can do

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