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Renaissance

Renaissance. The Renaissance. “Rebirth” 14 th – 17 th century (1300s – 1600s) Began in Italy in the mid-1300s; spread throughout Europe Reached its height in the 1500s. Why Italy?. Reawakened interest in the culture of Ancient Rome

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Renaissance

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  1. Renaissance

  2. The Renaissance • “Rebirth” • 14th – 17th century (1300s – 1600s) • Began in Italy in the mid-1300s; spread throughout Europe • Reached its height in the 1500s

  3. Why Italy? • Reawakened interest in the culture of Ancient Rome • Italian city-states survived the Black Death (Florence, Milan, Venice, Genoa, Rome, and Naples) • Wealthy, powerful bankers and merchants • Florence  gifted poets, artists, scholars, and scientists • The Medici Family • became the richest bankers and merchants in Europe • gained control of Florentine government in 1434 • money translated into cultural and political power

  4. Lorenzo de Medici • clever politician • held Florence together during difficult times • generous patron (financial supporter) of the arts • Poets, artists and philosophers frequently visited the Medici palace

  5. Leonardo da Vinci

  6. Michelangelo

  7. Galileo Galilei

  8. Johannes Gutenberg

  9. Raphael

  10. Donatello

  11. Jan Van Eyck

  12. Albrecht Durer

  13. Andreas Vesalius

  14. Nicolaus Copernicus

  15. Johannes Kepler

  16. Tycho Brahe

  17. Martin Luther

  18. Pope Paul III

  19. Thomas More

  20. John Calvin

  21. William Shakespeare

  22. Dante Alighieri

  23. Petrarch

  24. Niccolo Machiavelli

  25. Henry VIII(England)

  26. Elizabeth I(England)

  27. Louis XIV(France)

  28. Peter the Great(Russia)

  29. Hernan Cortes

  30. Francisco Pizarro

  31. Amerigo Vespucci

  32. Francis Drake

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