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7. Who was the ruling family in the Florentine state, and what was their contribution to the Renaissance? o In Florence, the family in power was the Medicis ï§ A family of bankers who ruled Florence ï§ Paid many artists during the Renaissance ï§ Without them, the Renaissance may not have happened 8. What were some of the cultural as well as technological changes in society? o The printing press ï§ Invented around 1450 by Johannes Gutenberg ï§ Spread reading to the masses since books became much cheaper ï§ The Church lost its control of knowledge being spread o The study of HUMANISM ï§ Petrarch known as the father of Humanism ï§ The study of manâs ability to improve the quality of life on Earth through studying the classics ï§ During the Middle Ages, people were more concerned with heaven. Humanists changed their life on Earth o Education ï§ Nobles-classical education (Latin) ï§ Middle Class- apprenticeships ï§ Goal was to be a âRenaissance Manâ ï· Skilled in all areas(education, art, science, literature) ï· Example: Leonardo Da Vinci o Family & Marriage ï§ Patriarchal Society ï· Men are in charge ï· Women remain in the home ï§ Arraigned marriages 9. What changes occurred in literature in Renaissance Society? Name some examples. ï§ Vernacular Literature o Subjects of books not just about religion ï§ Love, guilt, sadness o Books being written in native languages rather than in Latin. ï§ German, Italian, English, French o Dante ï§ The Divine Comedy â Italian o Chaucer