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What was the main goal of the Renaissance?

Rebirth of culture and inspired by classical ideas

100

Why did the Renaissance start in Italy?

Wealth from trade made it easier for art and learning to flourish

100

How did the Black Death contribute to the Renaissance?

Wealthy families gained more power 

100

Why did powerful families like the Medici's rise?

They used their wealth to influence politics and culture

100

Republicanism is

where citizens elect reps

200

A signoria is controlled by

one powerful family

200

What does the structure or set up of Italian governments tell us about who was in charge?

Wealthy elites controlled the government

200

What is Petrarch continued the father of?

Humanism 

200

How was humanism different from medieval ideas?

It focused on human potential and reason

200

How did humanism change things ?

Different fields all advanced 
300

How did trade impact the Renassiance?

trade=ideas from other cultures

300

The printing press was created by

Gutenberg

300

The printing press allowed _________ to spread quickly.

ideas

300

What type of ideas did the Printing Press spread?

Humanist 

300

A person who is skilled in many fields is called

Renaissance Man

400

Why is Leonardo da Vinci considered a Renaissance Man?

He was skilled in many fields 

400

How did Muslim scholars influence the Renaissance?

They helped with the growth of math and science

400

What helped Ren ideas spread across Europe?

Trade and travel

400

What was the thought behind Utopia by Thomas Moore?

To present a perfect society

400

How did Christian humanism differ from traditional humanism?

combined religion with humanist ideas

500

How did Niccolò Machiavelli’s ideas differ from other Renaissance thinkers?

He emphasized practical political power

500

Who shaped modern political thinking?

Machiavelli

500

What are common themes used by Shakespeare?

Human emotions and conflict

500

How did the Renaissance influence Copernicus to develop and delay publishing his heliocentric theory?

Renaissance emphasised humanism & scientific inquiry encouraged new ideas, but strong Church authority caused him to hesitate in sharing his findings.

500

How did Johannes Kepler change scientific understanding?

discovered elliptical orbits of planets