Art and Culture
The Empire
France VS Italy
Spain
The Beginning
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Where is the Sistine Chapel located?
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Vatican City
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How many legislative bodies existed?
3
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France invaded Italy in what year?
1494
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The King and Queen of Renaissance Spain
Ferdinand and Isabella
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Where did the renaissance start?
Florence, Italy.
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Who painted the Mona Lisa?
Leonardo Da Vinci
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The states that didn't support the Emperor adequately.
German states
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Why did CharlesV111 want to claim the kingdom of Naples
He wanted to claim the kingdom to take control over it, this gave him a lead into Italy.
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Spain's prominent invading group
Moors
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When did the renaissance start?
1420
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What is the name of this famous Painting?
The Creation of Adam,
Michelangelo
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The first significant Renaissance Emperor (1492)
Maximilian of Hapsburg
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Who was CharlesV111?
He was the king of France.
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Who did most of the farming and hard work.
El Greco
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What building is known for the paintings inside?
The Sistine Chapel
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Who is Sandro Botticelli? (What famous painting did they create?)
Italian painter of the Early Renaissance. They created the famous painting: The Birth of Venus
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Charles V biggest competitor
Francis I
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Charles VIII wanted to claim the kingdom of.....
Naples
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Miguel Cervantes' most famous work about a "knight"
Don Quixote
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How did the renaissance start?
The renaissance started in Florence, Italy where the rich could afford to support budding artists.
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Who is the artist of this painting? 
Johannes Vermeer
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Territories and countries under Charles V's rule.
Spain, Netherlands, some Italian states, some North African territories
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How did the invasion impact Italy?
The Invasion made Italy's security weaker, leading to more wars. Everyone knew that Italy was being attacked so most countries joined in.
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Ferdinand and Isabella's grandson, known as despotic and cruel but courageous and faithful.
Philip II
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How did the renaissance spread throughout Europe?
Surprisingly the Black Plague was what spread it around. Everyone was trying to escape and immigrated around Europe which led to the spread of culture.