CH1 SEC1: EUROPEAN RENAISSANCE1300-1600: ITALY

LORENZO DE MEDICI:

HUMANISM: BIRTH OF VENUS BY BOTTICCELI

PERSPECTIVE: THE ENTOMBMENT BY RAPHAEL

CLASSICAL V. BAROQUE DURING RENAISSANCE

CONSIDER THE STYLE OF ARCHITECTURE IN THESE PHOTOS. HOW CAN WE DETERMINE THESE ARE

EXAMPLES OF RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE? EXPLAIN.

RENAISSANCE ARCHITECTURE? WHY OR WHY NOT? EXPLAIN

MICHELANGELO’S WORKS IN THE SISTINE CHAPEL

HOW CAN ART, LITERATURE, AND WEALTH LEAD TO STRUGGLE, CONFLICT, AND CIVIL WAR?

David by Michelangelo

Pieta by Michelangelo

FLORENCE ITALY TODAY

NEW WAYS OF RULE AND GOVERNMENT

• “Men in general judge more by the sense of sight than by the sense of touch, because everyone can see but few can test by feeling. Everyone sees what you seem to be, few know what you really are; and those few do not dare take a stand against the general opinion.”

LEONARDO DA VINCI: THE RENAISSANCE MAN

HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE, BIOLOGY, FLIGHT, ETC.

THE LOUVRE IN PARIS AND THE MONA LISA

WHAT ARE SOME POSSIBLE THEMES IN THESE ARTWORKS? WHICH WOULD BE AN EXAMPLE OF REALISM?

RELIGION, REALISM, AND EVERYDAY LIFE

CHRISTIAN HUMANISM AND NEW IDEAS FOR SOCIETY

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: THE ENGLISH RENAISSANCE

PLAYS AND POETRY DURING THE ELIZABETHAN AGE

QUEEN ELIZABETH: ADMIRER OF THE ARTS AND RULER OF ENGLAND.

THE GUTENBERG BIBLE: ONLY

OTHELLO: THE MOORE OF VENICEINTERRACIAL RELATIONSHIPS, MANIPULATION, AND DEATH.

• Iago is considered to be the most wicked of all villains in Shakespeare’s works. What sort of methods does he use to drive Othello into rage? What makes him so Evil?

WORLD HISTORY CH1 SEC. 1 AND 2 STUDY GUIDE

• Contributions to the Rise of the Renaissance Period• Classical to Humanism teachings and values• Patrons and Renaissance Men and Women (Raphael, Botticelli, Michelangelo, Da

Vinci, etc.)• New Art (Perspective, Fresco, Baroque, etc.)• Niccolo Machiavelli and his approach to rule and government• Northern Renaissance (England) writers and painters such as Shakespeare,

Albrecht Durer, Pieter Bruegel, Jan VAN Eych, Thomas More (Their ideas and contributions)

• Shakespeare’s Plays: Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, and Othello