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| Where and when did the Renaissance begin? |
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| Italy in the 14th century. |
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| What does "renaissance" mean? |
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| What was the inspiration of the Renaissance? |
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| By Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome. |
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| Who were the individuals that we are most knowing of. |
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| Michelangelo, Galileo, Da Vinci, and Columbus. |
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| Who was the ideal "renaissance Man" |
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| Individuals with a range of accomplishments and intellectual interests. |
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| Was the Catholic Church a big factor in the Renaissance? |
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| An intellectual movement that turned to the classics to answer questions. |
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| What was the shift focus? |
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| From after life to earthly life. |
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| What were the people of the Renaissance in union with? |
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| What are the studies of humanities? |
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| History, Geography, Poetry, and Modern Language. |
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| Who was Johannes Guttenberg? |
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| He invented the movable type press and printed the 1st book of the Bible (~1455 pages) |
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| What happened during the Reformation? |
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| Catholic and Protestant violence and the Protestants seek out to weed badness. |
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| Who was the leader during the English Reformation? |
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| Name some facts of Henry VIII? |
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- Wanted a divorce so became head of Church
- He was a Devout Catholic
- "Defender of Faith"
- Wives:
- Catherine of Aragon -Divorced
- Anne Bolyn- Birthed Queen Elizabeth
- Jane Seymour
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| Name some of Henry's heirs |
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Edward- Son of Jane
"Bloody" Mary Stuart
- Daughter of Catherine of Aragon
- 1553-1558
- Hard Core Catholic, killed many
Elizabeth
- Daughter of Anne Boleyn
- Ruled 1558-1603
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Who was Queen Elizabeth I
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She acted of uniformity
She supported nationalism
Patron of the Arts
Conflict with Spain |
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Sir Francis Brake
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Sir Walter Raleigh |
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- 1603
- Difficult rule
- Foreigner
- Socially awkward
- Spend a lot
- Unglamorous
- Tried REALLY hard
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| Literature of the Renaissance |
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Focus on earthly happiness, love
Questioned philosophy, religion, and morality |
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| Name 7 facts on Sir Walter Raleigh |
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Born in 1552
Egotistical
Pirate
Explored the "New World"
Named a colony for Queen Elizabeth "Virgin" I
Brought potatoes and tobacco to England
Was captain of Elizabeth's personal gaurd
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| When did Queen Elizabeth die? |
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| Why was Raleigh arrested? |
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| King James was trying to appease the Spanish |
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| When in jail, what book did Raleigh write? |
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| The Hustory of the World. |
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| When was Raleigh beheaded? |
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| Who was Christopher Marlowe? |
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- Born in 1564 in Canterbury
- Attended Cambridge
- Translated Ovid's poetry to English
- Banned by Bishop of London
- "Too Erotic"
- Faustus
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| True or False, Christopher Marlowe was more famous than Shakespeare. |
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| Name some of Christopher's secret life? |
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- Spy for Elizabeth
- Killed a man during a fight
- Accused of Atheism
- 1593, May 30th, was killed.
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| What was the first conspiracy? |
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| Queen ordered the murder to prevent Marlowe from taking the stand |
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| What was the second conspiracy? |
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| Death faked and went to France. |
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| Poetry that Idealises nature |
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| Who wrote the Passionate Shepard to his Love? |
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