Political Instability
Italian Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
Renaissance Society
Technology
100

Machiavelli was writing during this conflict that greatly influenced his thinking.

The Hapsburg-Valois War/Italian Wars.

100

This intellectual movement focused on the study of classical cultures and human achievement.

Humanism.

100

The Northern Renaissance shared many beliefs with its Italian counterpart, especially this shared interest.

Classical antiquity.

100

Renaissance humanism was often supported by:

Patrons from the Nobility/Aristocracy.

100

This man is credited with inventing the printing press, which revolutionized the spread of knowledge in Europe.

Johannes Gutenberg.

200

This style of political entity dominated Renaissance Italy.

City-States.

200

These elites commissioned works of art to enhance their social and political standing during the Renaissance.

Artistic Patrons

200

This artist is known for his self-portraits, wood cuts, and general contributions to the development of Renaissance art.

Albrecht Dürer.

200

The printing press greatly expanded the audience for literature in this type of writing.

Vernacular writing.

200

The printing press contributed to the increase of this across Europe.

Literacy.

300

Renaissance thinkers like Machiavelli emphasized this over traditional religious values in governance.

Pragmatism- "The ends justify the means."

300

This family used their wealth from banking to gain political prestige and influence in Renaissance Italy.

The Medici.

300

Northern Renaissance humanists emphasized:

Applying humanism to a specifically Christian setting (reform).

300

This is the name for rulers who attempted to centralize authority after the dynastic instability of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries.

The New Monarchs.

300

This social development facilitated the rapid adoption of the printing press in Europe.

Increases in literacy and decreases in the cost of paper

400

What was the ultimate issue of decentralized Italy (and smaller political entities in general)?

It was susceptible to invasion from larger powers.

400

This architectural style influenced the design of many Renaissance buildings, including Palladio’s works.

Classical temples.

400

This style of art, inspired by the life like accuracy of Classical sculptures, attempts to show people and things in a realistic way and was a cornerstone of the Northern Renaissance.

Naturalist style.

400

New Monarchs sought to exert more control over these two groups:

Local nobles and the Church.

400

The Dutch artists in the Northern Renaissance mastered this style of painting.

Oil Painting.

500

Sourcing of the Donation of Constantine during the Renaissance weakened the Pope's:

Claims to extensive territories in Italy.

500

The economic recovery of the fifteenth century led to the patronage of this group, which sponsored art to exhibit status.

Commercial elites

500

The Northern Renaissance artist’s focus on this group reflects the growing prosperity of new commercial elites.

Contemporary individuals/everyday life.

500

The growth of representative bodies under the New Monarchs such as England's Parliament and Spain's Cortes system best exemplifies which of process in early modern Europe?

Attempts by corporate groups to use existing institutions of shared governance to resist royal encroachment on traditional privileges.

500

The rise of these during the Commercial Revolution provided new ways of raising capital.

Joint-stock companies

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