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- - - - They took the styles and techniques of the Italian Renaissance with them
        
        German Painters
        
        Albercht Durer
        
        Traveled to Italy to study in 1494
        
        Returned to Germany
        
        Made Woodcuts and Engravings
        
        Many portray religious events or people.
        
        Others dsiplayed myths or realisitic landscapes
        
        The popularity of his work spread Renaissance styles
        
        Spread to people like Hans Holbein the Younger
        
        Hans made portiats that were looked very realistic.
        
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        Hans moved to england to make portrains of King HenryVIIII and other members of english royaty
        
        This is an example of mirgation as Hans moved to england.
        
        Flemish Painters
        
        Weathly merchant families were supported, made Flanders art center of Northern Europe
        
        Jan van Eyck (First great Flemish Renaissance painter)
        
        Developed oil based paints techniques that are still used
        
        van Eycks' new techniques spread to Italy and influenced artists around Northern Europe
        
        van Eyck also had incredible attention to detail and realism that displayed personality in his paintings.
        
        By layering paint colors, van Eyckswas able to make subtle changes in the colors of paintings
        
        These could be considered inovations as it set a new standard of art that has never been seen.
        
        Flemish painting reached peak in 1550 with the work of Pieter Bruegel the Elder
        
        Bruegel made very reaistic paintings and was especially good with paintings of large groups of people.
        
        Was excellent with large events like weddings, dances, and harvests
        
        He made very rich colors, vivid details, and balanced space to have a snese of life and feeling.
        
        Also made the famous "Peasant Wedding"
        
        What can we learn about the daily life from examining this painting?
        
        You can tell that many of the people are poor, as the atire is not very fancy and that many of the people are hungry as they are looking at the food walking by. It is intersting that theres lots of kids and that there is a comunity there.
        
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- - - - This book poked fun at greedy merchants, heartsick lovers, quarrelsome scholars, and pompous priests
        
        If he's Christian, why does he make fun of priest?
      - Summary of The Praise of Folly
    - - This is an example of the concept, "Religion" because it talks about his beliefs
  - - - Summary of the book Utopia
      - More wrote in Latin but his writing got translated into French, German, English, Spanish, and Italian.
      - Why did this book become popular?
      - This connects to the concept, "Change" because in this book, it's a huge change compared to the world he was currently living in
  - - - Her goal of formal education of both sexes would not be achived for several centuries
        
        Why did no other women stand up with her?
    - - Summary of The Book of the City of Ladies
      - This connects to the concept, " Change" because with her standing up for women is something that will change the world
- - - - 1400s in Europe, paper had replaced parchment, a writing material made from animal hides. Parchment was expensive and could not be mass-produced.
      - Paper could be produced quickly and inexpensively. Its availability helped facilitate the printing of whole books.
  - - - Because religion was such a large impact on people and the way of life, the Bible helped people get more involved with the church
- - - - She was well educated and spoke French, Italian, Latin, and Greek.
        
        Q:How did the Elizabethan Age reflect the values of the Italian Renaissance?
        
        A:
        
        Italy divided in to city-states
        
        France & England were ruled by strong monarchs
        
        Stronger interest in realistic art
      - wrote poetry and music
        
        As queen she did much to support the development of English art and literature.
        
        Throughout the 1500s, the vast majority of Europeans more than 75 percent lived in rural areas.
        
        the capital and port cities of most European countries experienced remarkable growth during this time.
        
        The population of London, for example, stood at about 200,000 in 1600, making it perhaps the largest city in Europe.
        
        n London, and in other large European cities, a distinctively urban way of life developed in the Renaissance era.
      - reigned from 1558 to 1603
      - where it all begins
      - Consequence: :The intended or unintended result of an action or decision
    - - A: She supported theater, fashion, literature, dance, and education. She worked to strengthen England's economy, and she encouraged trade and commerce.
    - - The most famous writer of the Elizabethan Age was William Shakespeare
        
        Many people regard him as the greatest playwright of all time.
      - Shakespeare was born in 1564 in Stratford-upon-Avon, a small town about 90 miles northwest of London.
        
        By 1592 he was living in London and writing poems and plays, and soon he would be performing at the Globe Theater.
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      - Change: To make or become different
- - - - Became more rich through trade
      - Sponsored artists
        
        First happened in Flanders
        
        Wealth started to increase in other parts of countries
        
        Patronage of artists increased
        
        Why and how did an increase in wealth affect the spread of the renaissance?
        
        The spread of wealth helped people spend less time surviving and more time into things like art and actitecture.
        
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      - This Relates to the concept trade because the merchants mostly got rich through trade, which insired the rennasance
    - - Unlike Italy, each had monarchs.
        
        This relates to the Concept "gov. systems" because unlike Italys City states, England had a monarch which is a gov. system.
        
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    - - Renaissance Ideas started in Italy, and shifted North
        
        As Ideas spread, the mingled with northern traditions.
        
        How did the Northern Renaissance differ from the Italian Renaissance?
        
        As they went North, Northern culture and Ideas molded with it. This is how it differed with Italys.
        
        This relaetes to the concept culture because the Ideas and culture molded and changed they was the Northern countries experienced the renaissance.