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| rebirth, the rediscovery of arts and philosiphy |
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| hub where the renaissance basis from because of its easy trade routes |
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| wealthy educated family that resided in florence and started the growth of art |
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| leaders in the city states that gained power through force and trickery |
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| leaders of private bands of soliders |
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| scholor that wrote "the prince" a handbook that stated in order to gain power you had to forget ideals |
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| states whatever is takes to keep power must be done, lie, steal, cheat, etc. |
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| system of thought or action concerned with human interests and values |
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| humanist that collected old manuscript and put them together. Wrote poetry about laura and thought the church was wrong to neglect reality |
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| known as the all time renaissance man, could write with both hands and backwards |
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| the first to make art appear alive/move |
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| famous for the paintings of religous figures (Madonna's/ Mary) |
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| sculpture who studied the human body |
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| sculpture, artichtech and painter asked by pope julius to paint the sistine chapel |
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| painting from michelangelo of mary holding jesus after his |
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| famous sculpture by michelangelo |
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| rerevolutionized printing |
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| invention of paper and movable type |
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| first european to print the bible by movable type |
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| said men and women were led by ignorance/ uneducation and the best thing we can do is educate ourselves |
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| lawyer that wrote a book called utopia |
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| portraits that showed lanscapes |
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| portraits of human characters |
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| wrote about how people interact with nature, hamlit, romeo and juliet, etc |
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| spanish writer that wrote donquixote, the last example of knighthood |
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| period in which china invented a lot of new technologies for farming, the curved plow, silk and cotton production increased |
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| first generation calculator |
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| pottery made from white clay |
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| most precious and expensive porcelin |
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| process done to chinese s to make them more beautiful, feet were wrapped tightly at age four crunching them |
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| Mongol emperor of china who conquers china |
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| served as offical in mongol goverenment, brought back silks and spices to europe exciting people about going to china |
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| powerful country because it is surrouned by water |
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| Japanese religon ' the way of the gods" |
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| the symbol for japanese shinto |
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| warrior similar to a knight |
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| supreme general of entire country |
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| code of conduct ' the way of the warrior" |
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| a sameri must kill himself if he betrays the showgun |
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| divind wind that stopped mongols from invading japan |
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