The Italian Renaissance
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| Grandi | the class considered the "old rich" in Florence- nobles and merchants who traditionally ruled
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| Humanism | Philosophy stressing human dignity, individualism, and secular values
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| The de' Medici Family | Extremely wealthy patrons of the arts who ruled Italy through out the Renaissance
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| Francesco Petrarch | "father of humanism", 1307-1374, popular poet and philosopher of the time
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| Leonardo da Vinci | exhibited the Renaissance ideal of the universal person- painter, sculptor, mathematician, philosopher, scientist, engineer, inventor, etc.
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| Studia Humanitatis | a liberal arts program focusing on the study of grammar, rhetoric, poetry, history, politics, and moral philosophy
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| Popolo Grosso | literally means "fat people"- the emerging new rich class in Florence that consisted of bankers, merchants, and guildmasters
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| Despotism | a form of government in which a single entity rules with absolute power- common in the city-states of Renaissance Italy
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| Dante Alighieri | 1265-1321, pioneered many advances in the field of literature and Humanist philosophy
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| Giovanni Boccaccio | 1313-1375, taught by Dante, Humanist leader and pioneer, famous for his Decameron
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| Mannerism | artistic style that developed around 1520 and is notable for it's intellectual sophistication and natural qualities
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| High Renaissance | 1450-1527, period in which art and sculpture reached their full maturity
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| Civic Humanism | Humanist system in which public service and individual virtue were emphasized
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