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Ch. 11 Objectives
I.
Contrast the Renaissance attitude toward life with the Medieval outlook.
I.B. Contrast humanism and its effects with a Biblical view of man.
I.C.1 List the causes of the Renaissance revival of learning.
I.C.2
Describe the humanistic learning of the Renaissance
II Introduction 1. Explain why the Renaissance began in Italy
II Introduction 2. Identify the patrons of the Renaissance artists and identify the Medici’s (Lorenzo in
particular) as the most prominent patrons after the church
II Introduction 3. Explain how the Renaissance moved to Northern Europe
II. A. 1. “Italian Humanist Writers,” Introduction: Identify the city that was the center of culture in
Italy and explain why it was the center of culture.
II. A. 1. “Italian Humanist Writers,” Major Thinkers: Match each person with his description.
a. Petrarch
b. Castiglione
c. Machiavelli
II. A. 2. “Northern Humanist Writers,” Introduction--Contrast the northern and Italian humanists:
II. A. 2. “Northern Humanist Writers,” Major Thinkers: Match each person with his description.
a. Erasmus:
b. Sir Thomas More
c. Johannes Gutenberg
d. Cervantes
e. Shakespeare
II. Moveable type: Explain the impact of introducing moveable type to Europe.
II. Utopia: Describe and critique Thomas More’s thinking in Utopia.
II. B. “The Visual Arts,” Introduction: Contrast Renaissance and medieval artists. See list on p. 264.
II. B. “The Visual Arts,” The Artists: Match each person with his description. See people listed below.
II. Early vs. High Renaissance Painters: identify who were the major painters of the Early Renaissance
(Giotto, Masaccio, and Boticelli) and who were the major painters of the High Renaissance (da Vinci,
Raphael, and Michelangelo). Nothing to add to this objective.
a. Giotto
b. Masaccio
c. Boticelli
d. Savonarola
II. The High Renaissance Painters—Describe the high Renaissance.
a. Leonardo da Vinci
b. Raphael
c. Michelangelo
II.Venetian Painters: Identify Venice as a leading city of culture during the late Renaissance and
explain how it gained that position.
a. Titian
b. Tintoretto
c. Albrecht Durer
d. Hans Holbein
e. Jan van Eyck
II. Architects and Sculptors: Describe the architects and sculptors of the Renaissance.
o Influences:
o Concerns:
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a. Lorenzo Ghiberti
b. Brunelleschi
c. Donatello
d. Michelangelo
II. Music: Contrast music in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
-Palestrina
III. Contrast the Renaissance and the Reformation
The Renaissance
The Reformation
IV. List the Positive and Negative Results of the Renaissance.
A. Positive:
B. Negative