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BMMS 7history Renaissance

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Silk Road   A 5,000 mile long ancient trade route that connected Europe to China.  
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Humanism   A way of thought that focuses on human beings and their potential for achievement.  
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Petrarch   Italian poet who helped reintroduce the works of classical writers, called the "Father of Humanism"  
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long-bow   A weapon used in the Hundred Years’ War that made hand to hand fighting used by knights obsolete  
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classical learning   Study of ancient Greek and Roman texts  
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Renaissance   A movement of great creativity in art, writing, and thought. The term means “rebirth”.  
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patron   A person who encourages artists and supports them financially  
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perspective   Technique that produces the appearance of three dimensions, depth and distance, on a flat surface  
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Leonardo da Vinci   Italian artist who also excelled in astronomy, geometry, and anatomy. He is famous for painting the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper.  
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Michelangelo   Renaissance artist who sculpted the statue Moses and painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome.  
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Florence   One of the most important and influential cities of the early Renaissance.  
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William Shakespeare   The most famous English writer of the Renaissance, author of Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet.  
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Elizabethan Age   The period between 1558 and 1603 when Queen Elizabeth I ruled England. She heavily supported the arts.  
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Johann(es) Gutenberg   German printer who invented the printing press  
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printing press   An invention/machine that pressed paper against a tray of movable type to print pages  
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vernacular   A person’s native language  
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secular   nonreligious  
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cartography   the study of maps and map-making  
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Medici   a prominent, wealthy and powerful banking family in Florence who used their wealth to encourage and support the arts  
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Renaissance Man   someone who excels in many things, having a wide variety of skills and knowledge  
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