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The English Renaissance and Humanism umanesimo (The Renaissance was a…

- - - - demons
      - human being
        
        In particular, the woman is seen as an "angel" and as a bridge between earth and heaven . The woman, who is more spiritual than men, has to be cool, distant and unattainable so that the men, by trying to attract her attention and love, could develop his spiritual side and get closer to God.
      - angels
      - plants
      - God at the top
      - flames
      - rocks
  - - - -the lute with a string that has snapped represents the fragility of our lives;
        -the semi-hidden crucifix is a symbol of distance from the Roman Church
- - - - These common lands deprived villages of their right of pasture and many freeholders were obliged to work for greater landlords.
      - The growth od indusrty led to the development of towns, among which London grew in size and importance. Also minor towns grew in size and they depended on each other for food supplies and markets
- - - - Queen Elizabeth I, instead, restored the Protestantism but she granted chatolics freedom of worship.
      - Queen Mary I refused to abandon the Chatolic religion. In fact, she married the chatolic king Philip II of Spain.
        She was called "bloody Mary" becaused she persecuted protestants.