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The Upheaval in Christendom (1300 - 1560) Renaissance Unit

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The Upheaval in Christendom

(1300 - 1560)

Renaissance Unit

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1. What does the term “Renaissance” mean?

2. How was the Renaissance manifested in politics, government, and social organization?

3. Did the Renaissance involve shifts in religious attitudes?

Important Questions

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Diminishing Power of the Church

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• Activities outside the sphere of religion.

• That which does not pertain to religion.

Secularization

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Secularism in Italy

Id ea ls o f R en a issan ce Ita ly

C ivic A w aren ess in d ivid u a lism V irtu e

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Leonardo Bruni

“The whole glory of man

lies in activity.”

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The Rise of the Peasants

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Political Impact

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Renaissance in Italy

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Italian Social Structure

• Popolo grasso

• Mediocri

• Popolo minuto,

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Italian Cities

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Intellectual Humanism

–Humanism was to be intellectually liberating.

–Medieval Christian humility discouraged self-absorption

–Literature of individuality emerged

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Renaissance Humanism

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Seven Liberal Arts of Antiquity

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The Birth of Humanist Literature

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Printing

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Political Humanism

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Religious Humanism

• Did not break completely from religion.

• Italian Humanists became known as pagan humanists, while Northern Humanists became known as Christian Humanists.

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Erasmus

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Institutional Change

• Forever changed.• Papal authority challenged.• Christian values and virtues

lost their potency.• Individual rulers and

merchants influenced society.

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• The wealthy merchant families and oligarchies ruled.

Political Units / City-States

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• Cradle of the Italian Renaissance.

Case Study: Florence

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• “Eroded the power of the nobility by expanding the ranks and influence of townsmen”

Merchant Capitalism