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the renaissance

unit 1 the renaissance and exploration

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renaissance rebirth during the time of Michaelangelo ( after centuries of darkness, the calamitous perod, the hundred years war)
humanistic view ( changes in Italian intellectuals ) started to focus more on individual rather than religion, the catholic church
classical texts led to new ideas about education, society and religion
invention of the printing promoted the circulation of new thoughts
the arts reflected new ideas from the renaissance and used them to share ideas about personal, political and religious goals
europeans explored goals: God, glory, gold (wealth->trade)
advanced technology naviagations, map making, military technology ( weapons, guns ) allowed europeans to successfully colonize.
setabished empires and trade networks caused rivalries between nations to emerge
europe's colonial expansion led to a worldwide exchange, different products, disease. led to the destruction of some indigenous civilizations-> Eurpean dominance -> expansion of the slave trade network
civic humanism Machiavelli; acquire power entry, order and stability
Machiavelli concerned with becoming an active member of society lived during the Italian Renaissance
Christian Humanism Erasmus was concerned with morals and reforming the church and society
The peace of Lodi occurred a decentralization and balance of power
the Hundred Years's War conflict between England and France over territorial rights and the issue of succession to the French throne->having destabilized nothern Europe
savonarola leader of Glorentine after expelling the Medici dynasty. he went against everthing abou humanism -> he tha=en went on to be burned
Communes and republics of northern Italy made up of free men who sought political and economic independence from local nobles collected taxes and maintained civil order
Merchants gained power to match their wealth (money=power) the powerful dominated the weak
oligarchy small group of rich nobles and commercial elites controlled the city and surrounding areas
popolo common people; were heavily taxed and excluded from power. countless cities tried to use armed forces to overthrow the government.
signori many cities became signori; a gov with one-man rule in Italian cities, usually passed on to sons)
renaissance art centered on faith; allowed for the democratization of information
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