Warm Up – March 13 Take out the DBQ you picked up yesterday and answer the following questions on your notes: Describe the causes of the Hundred Years.

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Warm Up – March 13 Take out the DBQ you picked up yesterday and answer the following questions on your notes: Describe the causes of the Hundred Years War How do you think a French victory in the war would effect both England and France

Period 4: 1450-1750 (Global interactions) Renaissance

Renaissance = 1300s-1600s Cultural awakening in Western Europe Began in Italy Means “rebirth” in French Transition from the Dark Ages/Medieval Times to modern times Embraced ancient Roman and ancient Greek traditions

Why Did it Begin in Italy? Italy had avoided large economic crisis in Europe during Middle Ages Italian cities = centers of Mediterranean trade Italians = attached to classical Roman traditions Italian towns = close contact with Byzantine Empire which preserved Greek traditions

Humanism Renewed interests in the classics of Greece & Rome Humanism = intellectual movement that focused on secular (worldly, nonreligious) themes rather than religious ideas that had dominated medieval thought

Humanism Believed in individualism = emphasis on the dignity & worth of the individual person Believed that people should try to improve themselves

Education & Literature Opened schools that taught the humanities Greek, Latin, history, philosophy, etc. New types of literature Written in the vernacular = everyday language Sonnets = short poems of 14 lines Petrarch = wrote sonnets about love & nature

Education & Literature New types of literature Autobiographies The Prince = book written by Niccolo Machiavelli Discussed politics Said rulers should use force & deceit to maintain power --> Do what you gotta do

TOD – March 13 Answer the following questions on the same post it as the warm up: 1. Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy? 2. How did Renaissance culture differ from Medevil art? 3. What new kinds of literature developed during the Renaissance? 4. Who were the four major artists of the Renaissance?