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- - - - It developed fully in the 15th and 16th centuries, in the rich city-states of the northern part of the Italian Peninsula
  - - - Humans were at the centre of historical events
      - Compared to medieval ways of thinking, Humanism was an individualist movement
      - Humans were considered capable of making decisions using reason and intelligence
    - - Scholars Petrarch and Giovanni Boccaccio studied antiquity
    - - A person’s prestige not only depended on their wealth and power, but also on their education
      - Humanists encouraged the use of Latin and Greek
      - Leonardo da Vinci was a painter, but he also studied anatomy, botany and mechanics
- - - - He described a society based on egalitarian principles
  - - - A study revived by the humanists
        
        Humanism had a clear Christian character in Castilla