1.1 The Renaissance

1.1 The Renaissance
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1.1 The Renaissance

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Goals for this lesson
At the end of this lesson you can...
  • Explain what the Renaissance period was.
  • Understand how ancient art and knowledge became popular again.
  • Explain how the Renaissance movement spread throughout Europe.

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Planning for this lesson
  1. Few questions about this period in history
  2. Short explanation of the new chapter (1.1-1.4)
  3. Instruction of 1.1 The Renaissance
  4. Planning the homework (Plenda)

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What is the name of this painting?
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The Scream
B
Mona Lisa
C
Madonna
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The girl with the pearl earring

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What invention from the Renaissance can you see on the left?
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The first umbrella
B
The first car
C
The first tank
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The first figetspinner

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Which of these paintings was made during the Renaissance? (This period in history)
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Planning for this lesson
  1. Few questions about this period in history
  2. Short explanation of the new chapter (1.1-1.4)
  3. Instruction of 1.1 The Renaissance
  4. Planning the homework (Plenda)

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Chapter 1 Explorers and conquerers
  • 1.1 The Renaissance: Art, science, culture, change in world view
  • 1.2 The start of the Age of Discovery: Silk route, Marco Polo, Portugal dominant
  • 1.3 The discovery of America: Reconquista, Columbus, 1492, first contact with Native Americans
  • 1.4 The Spanish conquest of America: Aztec, Inca, diseases,  Cortez

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Which paragraph sounds the most interesting to you?
1.1 The Renaissance
1.2 The start of the Age of Discovery
1.3 The discovery of America
1.4 The Spanish conquest of America

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Planning for this lesson
  1. Few questions about this period in history
  2. Short explanation of the new chapter (1.1-1.4)
  3. Instruction of 1.1 The Renaissance
  4. Planning the homework (Plenda)

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1.1 The Renaissance

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Learning goals
What does the word "Renaissance" mean?
ALWAYS write these down in your notebook!
Where and why did the Renaissance start?

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What do you already know about the Renaissance?

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highly advanced
highly advanced
primitive

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Map of Europe around 1450 AD

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The rebirth 
of antiquity
  • Renaissance= rebirth of of knowledge and art from antiquity (Roman and Greek culture). 
  • From the 14th to the 17th centuries.
Renaissance painting of Greek philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle

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Middle Ages:
Black Death, wars, no knowledge, bad hygiene.
Renaissance:
The rebirth of art and knowledge.

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Leonardo da Vinci
A painter, a sculptor, an architect, etc., etc.

Homo Universalis
= a person who is an expert in 
    many different fields.

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Ancient painting
Renaissance painting

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Ancient building in Rome
Renaissance building in Italy

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BUT WHY DID THE RENAISSANCE STARTED IN ITALY?

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Powerful Italian 
city-states
  • Due to trade North Italian cities such as Venice, Florence & Genoa became very rich and powerful. 
  • They lived among ruins from the Roman period and wanted to know more about them. 

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Roman history is still visible in Northern Italy.

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Middle Ages:
Almost no big cities.

Renaissance:
Many cities in Northern Italy.

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Wat veranderde er op de helft van de middeleeuwen? 

  • Stabielere politiek
  • Meer voedsel
  • Opkomst handel
  • Terugkomst geldeconomie (door handel)

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When did the Roman Empire fall?

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Knowlegde of the east
  • After the fall of Constantinople (1453) many scholars, architects, poets, astronomers, scientists and artist fled to Italy and caused the Renaissance.
Turkish troops in the streets of Constantinople. They renamed the city to: Istanbul

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- De groei van handel en steden
- De strijd tussen de kerk en de koning
- De groei van burgers en vrije steden
- Koningen krijgen steeds meer macht

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Memento Mori (remember that you will die)
Carpe Diem (Seize the day)

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Changing worldview
  • In the Middle Ages people saw life as a test. Their motto was: Memento Mori (=remember you will die).
  • During the Renaissance that changed.

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Carpe Diem
  • =Seize the day/ enjoy life and think for yourself.
  • Humans became the centre of attention.
  • People started having more parties, buying art and having fancy clothing.

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Planning for this lesson
  1. Few questions about this period in history
  2. Short explanation of the new chapter (1.1-1.4)
  3. Instruction of 1.1 The Renaissance
  4. Planning the homework (Plenda)

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Homework
  • Read page 8 and 11
  • Ex. 6 till 10 (page 5 and 6) 
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1:00

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Planning for this lesson
  1. Few questions about this period in history
  2. Short explanation of the new chapter (1.1-1.4)
  3. Instruction of 1.1 The Renaissance
  4. Planning the homework (Plenda)
  5. Short Assignment about 1.1 Renaissance

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