Events leading to the Modern Period
A war that lasted 116 years
The Hundred Year War
This time period is marked by very slow human advancements and is the biggest time period
Pre-History from 7-5m years ago to 3500bc
Intellectual
Commonly known as the Father of Humanism
Franceso Pertrach
What does 'Renaissance' mean?
Rebirth
A series of religious wars that began in 1095
The Crusades
This period of history starts with the invention of written language.
Ancient Period
This type of movement can be seen, painted, written, or worn.
A Cultural Movement
This Intellectual Movement was the driving force for the Renaissance
Humanism
What does ‘Patronage’ mean?
To be a Parton is to support an artist
This invention made books more affordable and accessible.
The Printing Press
This time period starts in 476 and ends in 1453
Medieval Period
What is Theology?
The study of religion
Where (country) did Humanism start? What texts was it inspired by?
Started in Italy, inspired by ancient Greek and Roman texts
DOUBLE POINTS!!!
Who or was the biggest patron of Renaissance artists?
The Church
A voyage that would change the world
Columbus 1492
What is the name of the time period that we currently live in?
Contemporary Modern Period
What was the intellectual movement that dominated the Medieval Period
List some of the subjects that someone would study in a Humanistic Program or university
Languages, Philosophy, Art, History, Poetry, Rhetoric
What was the theme of most Renaissance art?
Religious themes
1453
The capture of Constantinople
1) Identify the three sub-sections of the Modern Period
2) What are the start and end dates for the 3 sub-sections
3) What events are linked to the start and end dates?
1) Early Modern, Modern, Contemporary
2) 1453-1775, 1775-1939, 1939-present
3) Fall of Constantinople to the American Declaration of Independence. The American Declaration of Independence to the beginning of the WW2. WW2 to the present
DOUBLE POINTS
This person was the most influential when it comes to Scholasticism
Thomas Aquinas
What was the focus of Humanism
Human Potential
List the names of the 'ninja turtle' artists
Donatello
Michelangelo
Raphael