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Continuity & Change
Key Figures
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100

This became one of the largest industries in Europe by the 16th century.

What was printing?

100

They were still viewed as inferior beings and their sole purpose was procreation.

Who are women?

100

He is the inspiration for Machiavelli's The Prince. 

Who was Cesare Borgia?

100

The "Last Supper" is an example of this type of art.

What was a fresco?

100

He experienced a religious epiphany and burned a lot of his earlier work that he deemed to be too pagan.

Who was Botticelli?

200

These were the 2 strongest Spanish Kingdoms. 

What is Aragon and Castile?

200

This was a major difference between Medieval and Italian Renaissance art. 

What was perspective- 2 dimensional vs. 3 dimensional?

200

These three are the Artistic Geniuses of the Italian Renaissance.

Who are da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Raphael.

200

He is given the nickname, "Il Divino."

Who was Michelangelo?

200

In 1453, he led the seige of Constantinople.

Who was Mehmet II?

300

The Ottomans were successful in taking the Romanian territory of.

What was Wallachia?

300

Upon assuming power, Henry VII broke from tradition and abolished this.

What was "Livery and Maintenance"?

300

He took control of the oligarchy in the Republic of Florence. 

Who was Cosimo de' Medici?

300

The new emphasis on secularization can be seen in the works of this person, who wrote, The History of the Florentine People.

Who is Leondardo Bruni?

300

This was automatically deemed weak because it elected the king of the nation.

What was the Sejm in Poland?

400

This did not use juries and allowed torture to extract confessions. 

What was the Court of the Star Chamber?

400

The continuation of these beliefs through the Medieval era, can especially be seen in Spain with Reconquista.

What was anti-Semitism?

400

His nickname was "the spider."

Who was Louis XI of France?

400

Machiavelli's role on this council enabled him to make multiple diplomatic missions. 

What was the Florentine Council of Ten?

400

Which state was Milan and Florence most fearful of expanding?

What was Venice?

500

The struggle for dominance in the 16th century occurred between these two royal families. 

Who were the Habsburgs and Valois families?

500

Through an exploration of his ideas, Renaissance thinkers tried to synthesize Christianity with his ideas.

What was Neoplatonism?

500
He is viewed as an unusual condottiere by 15th century standards.

Who was Federigo de Montefeltro?

500

As a result of the Avignon Papacy & the Great Schism, these three smaller states were able to become independent of the Papal States. 

Who  is Urbino, Bologna and Ferrara?

500

His work was an effort to purify Medieval Latin and restore Latin to its proper position over the vernacular. 

Who was Lorenzo Valla in The Elegances of the Latin Language?

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