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4. Father of the Renaissance…

5. Petrarch

6. Famous patron family of Florence Who controlled banking

7. Medici’s

8. Italian monk who burned for criticizing the corruption of the clergy and society

9. Savonarola

10. Humanist who believed that rulers needed to be feared, not loved…

11. Machiavelli

12. Author of Utopia, advisor to Henry VIII and Christian Humanist

13. Thomas More

14. Center of banking and wool industry

15. Florence

16. Nation unified by marriage and religious wars ending in 1492

17. Spain

18. Decentralized state consisting of princes and seven Electors

19. Holy Roman Empire

20. Eventual winners of the Hundred Year’s War, had a deal to select its own clergy

21. France

22. Prized region for wool production, urban middle class with pre-Reformation ideals

23. Flanders, low countries

24. Theory that stressed classical education, well-roundedness and potential

25. Humanism

26. Theory that man was created in God’s image and were capable of using the Gospels to better society and religion in order to benefit mankind

27. Christian Humanism

28. According to Castiglione and others, the gender-role of educated women was…

29. Courtiers, pleasing hosts, beautiful muses

30. Focus on worldly and non-religious topics and themes

31. Secularism

32. Proponent of the idea that the Renaissance was unique and significant in history

33. Burkhardt Thesis

34. How was Renaissance warfare different than medieval?

35. No knights, mercenaries, longer range weapons, balance of power

36. How did guilds, politicians and wealthy elites win support from the people?

37. Patronage/propaganda, sponsor projects…

38. Give a method used by monarchs to limit the power of the regional nobles

39. Star Chamber, centralized laws/selection, tax business not noble loans, appoint officials

40. What problems frustrated Christian humanists about the Church?

41. Simony, pluralism, Latin, uneducated clergy, wasteful spending,

42. Compare the different view of success between the Italians and Northern humanists… consider the ideal life/person

43. Celebrity, flamboyantly wealthy, hero vs
Celebrity, flamboyantly wealthy, hero vs. hardworking, devout, standard of living

44. Giving the illusion of 3D using vanishing points

45. Linear perspective

46. Portraits, free-standing statues, busts, and shading all were used to achieve this goal/method

47. Individualism

48. What is the message of this piece, why a dog?

49. Loyalty, beauty of natural form isn’t sinful or wrong

50. Locate an example of four different styles

51. Varies

52. Why is it so small?

53. Varies

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55. Explain two reasons why David is the perfect subject for Renaissance art

56. Non-divine, ancient, well-rounded, ingenuity, epic