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The Renaissance

Section 1: The Renaissance Begins

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LatinLatin VernacularVernacular

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The pope enjoyed your beautiful singing and has asked that you go sing for the Medici family. What city do you go to in order to find the Medici family?

The pope enjoyed your beautiful singing and has asked that you go sing for the Medici family. What city do you go to in order to find the Medici family?

FlorenceFlorence

VeniceVenice

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Yes! You have answered correctly. The way to find the Medici’s is to travel to their home town of Florence. Now that you are here, there are two rival families who both want you to write a song for them. You have only been commissioned to write one song. How can you make both families happy and still only write one song?

Yes! You have answered correctly. The way to find the Medici’s is to travel to their home town of Florence. Now that you are here, there are two rival families who both want you to write a song for them. You have only been commissioned to write one song. How can you make both families happy and still only write one song?

Double EntendreDouble

Entendre

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Previewing 7.1 Quiz

• Doge• Medici• Diplomacy• Machiavelli• Renaissance

• Secular• Marco Polo• Florence• Venice• City-State Competition

FlashcardsFlashcards

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OnlineOnline

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HomeworkHomework

NotesNotes

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Section 1: The Renaissance Begins

I. The Italian Renaissance

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1300 1400 1500 1600 1300 1400 1500 1600

15941594

Renaissance Begins in

Italy

Renaissance Begins in

Italy

1455

1455

Gutenberg uses printing press to

print the first Bible

Gutenberg uses printing press to

print the first Bible

Shakespeare publishes first play

Shakespeare publishes first play

13501350

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What is the Renaissance?What is the Renaissance?The Italian RenaissanceThe Italian Renaissance

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What is the Renaissance?What is the Renaissance?The Italian RenaissanceThe Italian Renaissance

Period of RebirthPeriod of Rebirth

ArtArt

LearningLearning

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What is the Renaissance?What is the Renaissance?The Italian RenaissanceThe Italian Renaissance

Period of RebirthPeriod of Rebirth

Period of IndividualismPeriod of Individualism ArtArt

LearningLearning

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What is the Renaissance?What is the Renaissance?The Italian RenaissanceThe Italian Renaissance

Period of RebirthPeriod of Rebirth

Period of IndividualismPeriod of Individualism

Period of looking BackPeriod of looking BackGreeksGreeksRomansRomans

ArtArt

LearningLearning

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What is the Renaissance?What is the Renaissance?The Italian RenaissanceThe Italian Renaissance

Period of RebirthPeriod of Rebirth

Period of IndividualismPeriod of Individualism

Period of looking BackPeriod of looking BackGreeksGreeksRomansRomans

ArtArt

LearningLearning

Period of Increasing Secularism

Period of Increasing Secularism

R I B SR I B S

Rebirth Rebirth

Individualism Individualism

Back Back

Secaularism Secaularism

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The Italian RenaissanceThe Italian RenaissanceWhy Did the Renaissance begin in Italy?Why Did the Renaissance begin in Italy?

The Four C’sThe Four C’sCenter of the Old Roman EmpireCenter of the Old Roman Empire

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The Italian RenaissanceThe Italian RenaissanceWhy Did the Renaissance begin in Italy?Why Did the Renaissance begin in Italy?

The Four C’sThe Four C’sCenter of the Old Roman EmpireCenter of the Old Roman Empire

Crusades link the Middle East to Italy Crusades link the Middle East to Italy

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The Italian RenaissanceThe Italian RenaissanceWhy Did the Renaissance begin in Italy?Why Did the Renaissance begin in Italy?

The Four C’sThe Four C’sCenter of the Old Roman EmpireCenter of the Old Roman Empire

Crusades link the Middle East to Italy Crusades link the Middle East to Italy

City-state CompetitionCity-state Competition

Chatting: People in cities shared ideasChatting: People in cities shared ideas

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Check for Understanding

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Check for Understanding

Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?

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Check for Understanding

Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?A) Italy had a large feudal system with many successful country farms.B) New links were created during the crusades linking the Middle East and Italy.C) Competition among city-states led to increased interest in art and literature.D) Most people in Italy rejected religion. E) Both B and C

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Check for Understanding

Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy?A) Italy had a large feudal system with many successful country farms.B) New links were created during the crusades linking the Middle East and Italy.C) Competition among city-states led to increased interest in art and literature.D) Most people in Italy rejected religion. E) Both B and C

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Section 1: The Renaissance Begins

II. The Rise of Italy’s City-States

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Absent last

Friday?

Absent last

Friday?

Homework?Homework?

Test MakeupTest Makeup

Notebook CheckNotebook Check

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Mandatorial?Mandatorial?

Failed the TestFailed the Test

Failing the ClassFailing the Class

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Progress Reports Due TOMORROWProgress Reports Due TOMORROW

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Why do we do homework?Why do we do homework?

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JigsawJigsaw

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Why was no single ruler able to unite

Italy?

Why was no single ruler able to unite

Italy?

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Find Vatican City on the Map

Find Vatican City on the Map

Catholic ChurchCatholic Church

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King 1King 1 King 2King 2

Do these two kings have equal power (represented by space and size of their color)?

Do these two kings have equal power (represented by space and size of their color)?

Equal Division of Power

Equal Division of Power

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King 1King 1

King 2King 2

Do these two kings have equal power (represented by space and size of their color)?

Do these two kings have equal power (represented by space and size of their color)?

Unequal Division of Power

Unequal Division of Power

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Italian City State 1

Italian City State 1

Do these Italian City States have equal power (represented by space and size of their color)?Do these Italian City States have equal power (represented by space and size of their color)?

Equal Division of Power

Equal Division of Power

Italian City State 2

Italian City State 2 VeniceVenice FlorenceFlorence

City-StatesCity-States

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CashCash

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Middle EastMiddle EastItalian City

StatesItalian City

StatesWest EuropeWest Europe

Wood

Wood

Wood

Wood

Wood

Wood

SilksSilks

Italy becomes

the center of trade

Italy becomes

the center of trade

SilksSilks SilksSilks

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Mongol trade Networks

Mongol trade Networks

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II. The Rise of Italian City States

How did Italian city-states grow wealthy?

Wealth of Italian City-States

Italy is a peninsula situated between: o Spain and France to the

West o Byzantine/Ottoman

Empires in the East

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VeniceVenice

FlorenceFlorence

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Venice Venice FlorenceFlorence

Used boats to get around canals

Used boats to get around canals

Traded cloth and banking

Traded cloth and banking

Both were famous Renaissance citiesBoth were famous Renaissance cities

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Section 1: The Renaissance Begins

III. The Urban Noble

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III. The Urban NobleMedieval Noble Urban Noble

Wealth gained from Land. Wealth gained from trade.

Thought they were above merchants.

Intermarried with rich merchants.

City-State Upper ClassCity-State Upper Class

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III. The Urban Noble

How were Italian city-states run?

o Republic: Government controlled by Citizens

o Doge: Head of state in Venice.

o Medici Family was most powerful family in Florence and were bankers.

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III. The Urban Noble

o Diplomacy: The art of negotiating or making deals.

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Machiavelli Cloze

Niccolo Machiavelli tried to answer the age-old question, “How could a _____ guarantee that he would stay in ____________?” He was a _______ from the city of _______. He wrote the book The ______ in 1513. Machiavelli was impressed by rulers who held a lot of power, operated under extreme ______, and executed actions ______________.

Word BankFlorence, quickly, ruler, secrecy, prince, diplomat, power