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Significance of the Renaissance - Coggle Diagram
Significance of the Renaissance
Definition of Significance
Importance and impact of events, individuals, ideas, and developments.
Criteria for determining significance: historical impact, lasting influence, transformative changes.
Key Events and Developments
Art and Culture
Innovations in techniques: perspective, chiaroscuro.
Major artists: Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael.
Famous works: Mona Lisa, Sistine Chapel ceiling
Scientific Advancements
Key figures: Galileo Galilei, Nicolaus Copernicus
Major discoveries: heliocentric theory, advancements in anatomy
Political Changes
Rise of powerful city-states: Florence, Venice
Influence of patrons: Medici family
Influential Figures
Artists
Leonardo da Vinci: Renaissance man, contributions to art and science.
Michelangelo: Sculpture, painting, architecture.
Scientists
Galileo Galilei: Astronomy, physics.
Nicolaus Copernicus: Heliocentric theory.
Political Leaders and Patrons:
Lorenzo de’ Medici: Patronage of the arts
Long-term Impact and Legacy
Cultural Legacy:
Influence on modern art and culture.
Revival of classical learning and humanism.
Scientific Legacy:
Foundations for modern science
Shift from geocentric to heliocentric worldview
Political Legacy:
Development of modern political thought.
Influence on the structure of modern states.
Criteria for Assessing Significance
Change and Continuity:
What changed during the Renaissance?
What elements continued from previous periods?
Scale and Scope:
How widespread were the changes?
Duration
How long-lasting were the effects of the Renaissance?
Relevance
How is the Renaissance relevant to today's world?
Research and Collaborative Task Elements
Research Tasks
Investigate specific events, figures, and developments.
Use primary and secondary sources.
Collaborative Elements:
Group discussions on the significance of researched topics.
Creation of presentations or reports.
Analysis and Reflection:
Analyse findings based on the criteria for significance.
Reflect on the importance of the Renaissance in shaping modern history.