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1308
dante
he wanted to inform people about how to follow god. he called it the comdy. people loved it so much they changed it to the divine comdy
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1330
petrarch
he wrote a collections of poms called canoniere it included 317 sonnets. he wrote from 1330 tell he died in 1374
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1400
daily life
nobles were the second highest for wealth and they worked on boats and produced wool
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1400
merchants
merchants worked in banks and they would get a lot of money by marring a rich noble. sometimes merchants worked on ships with nobles
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1400
peasants/unskilled workers
peasants were unskilled and if they did something wrong on the job there salary would be cut or they would be fired. peasants had a one room house and it was very poor quality
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1417
lorenzo ghiberti
he created the bronze doors of the babtistry of florece
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1420
oil paintings
van eyck made oil paining popular
oil painting had been used in the 12th centry but not wildly
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1427
masaccio
he was an italian painter who impacted florentine painting
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medici family
they where a very welty family that donated a lot of money to the arts. one thing there money led to was Donatello's David -
1445
printing press
the printing press was made by johannes gutenburg. before the printing press books had to be written by hand
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1498
borgia family
a very wealthy family contributed a lot of money to leonadao da vinci who created the last supper
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1499
michelangelo buonarroti
he was the most important and best sculpter and he was a painter as well. he worked on the sistine chapel and saint peters -
1503
leonardo da vinci
the Mona Lisa was painted by Leonardo da Vinci.
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1504
statue of david
David was made by Michelangelo. the statue is 14 ft tall.
Michelangelo was 26 when he started working on David.
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1505
martin luther
he was on his way back to the collage and he got caught in a thunder storm and he promised that he would join religious order if he was saved
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1511
raphael sanzio
he was the youngest of the three best painters. he painted the school of athens
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1518
frederick the wise
he protected luther and helped him in the reform movement
he founded the university that luther attended
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1525
mechanical clocks
invented by jacob zich of prague. later improved by galileo
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1535
guillaume farel
leader in the french reformation movement he recruited believers and had them translate the holy scriptures in french.
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1546
95 theses
Luther wrote the 95 theses to protest all the things that were wrong with the church. one thing he protested was the sale of indulgences -
flushing toilet
invented sir john harington. it was known as the water closet. people didn't use it right away they thought it was an expensive luxury
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galileo
he produced telescopes that he could star gaze with and it allowed him to show people to see the moon's surface was uneven
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francis bacon
he began collage at 12. and he led to the develpment in the scientific method.
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isaac newton
he did the three laws of motion and figured out gravity because a apple fell and hit him on the head.
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parachute
andre-jacques garnerin was the first one to make a parachute that slowed a persons fall from a high place. he jumped from 3200 feet above paris. he died in 1823 testing a new parachute
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