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A New Vision of Humanity
The Renaissance was marked by an
assertion of confidence in human beings and by the formulation of new questions and a search for
new answers in science and philosophy. Humanism is studied as one of the foundations of Western
culture.
The Renaissance Connection
http://www.renaissanceconnection.org/
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You and your students
can now travel 500 years into the past via an interactive educational web site, complete with
digital images of artworks from the Kress collection, interactive activities, lesson plans, a
timeline, maps, and more.
Renaissance - What inspired this age of balance and order?
http://www.learner.org/exhibits/renaissance/index.html
- Visit the site to explore the Renaissance and discover the forces that drove this rebirth in Europe, and in Italy in particular.
Renaissance - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance
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Life in Elizabethan England
European Renaissance
• Nicolas of Cusa • Montaigne • Descartes • Pascal • Calvin • Luther • Thomas Moore
• Gutenberg
• Orpheus(Claudio
Monteverdi)
• La Pietà (Michelangelo)
• The Birth of Venus
(Botticelli)
• Pico de la Mirandola Elsewhere: It is important for students to observe the diversity of the cultural foundations of different societies in the same period, by studying Japan under the shoguns.
Japan under the Shoguns
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