Renaissance Gillespie
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| Humanism | the belief in the self-worth of each individual
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| Where did the Renaissance begin? | Italian city-states (Genoa, Florence, Venice, etc.)
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| Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy? | *served as trading/distribution centers of goods coming from the Middle East to Europe
*independent city-states that were governed as republics
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| What does the term Renaissance refer to? | Rebirth of Roman and Greek culture
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| usury | charging interest on money loaned
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| How did the economy change during the Renaissance? | increased trade led to banking (including usury and letters of credit), money-based economy, mercantile practices,
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| Classicism | return to the ideals of Greek and Roman intellectual thought--apparent in art, literature, architecture
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| Flanders | modern-day Belgium, home of the Northern Renaissance; important trading center
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| How did the Northern Renaissance differ from the Italian Renaissance? | Northern humanists blended the ideas of humanism with Catholicism leading to a new way of looking at religion
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| What was the impact of the invention of the movable type printing press? | allowed for ideas to be spread more quickly and cheaper (more efficient); increased the access to literature and the Bible to the masses
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| Dissemination | spreading
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| Secular | worldly--non-religious
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