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    The document contains guided notes on the Renaissance for a student. It includes prompts for the student to define the Renaissance, discuss important Renaissance figures like Da Vinci and Michelangelo, and explain how the printing press contributed to the spread of ideas. It also contains fill-in-the-blank questions about key Renaissance innovations and figures, focusing on Johann Gutenberg and the printing press, Leonardo da Vinci as a quintessential Renaissance man, and Michelangelo's influential artistic works and style.

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    The document contains guided notes on the Renaissance for a student. It includes prompts for the student to define the Renaissance, discuss important Renaissance figures like Da Vinci and Michelangelo, and explain how the printing press contributed to the spread of ideas. It also contains fill-in-the-blank questions about key Renaissance innovations and figures, focusing on Johann Gutenberg and the printing press, Leonardo da Vinci as a quintessential Renaissance man, and Michelangelo's influential artistic works and style.

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    The document contains guided notes on the Renaissance for a student. It includes prompts for the student to define the Renaissance, discuss important Renaissance figures like Da Vinci and Michelangelo, and explain how the printing press contributed to the spread of ideas. It also contains fill-in-the-blank questions about key Renaissance innovations and figures, focusing on Johann Gutenberg and the printing press, Leonardo da Vinci as a quintessential Renaissance man, and Michelangelo's influential artistic works and style.

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    Guided Notes: The Renaissance

    In your own words, define the Renaissance. Draw a representation of what the
    Renaissance looks like to you or the
    characteristics they focused on.

    Who are the Renaissance Men we discussed What did these figures do that warranted
    in the lecture? them a spot in the Renaissance?

    Draw your own version of the printing press What does the chart say? How did the
    and explain its significance. printing press contribute to this?
    Do you agree with the meaning of After considering what humanism means, do
    humanism? Why, why not? you think this is something we continue to
    value today? How?

    How does the video depict the Catholic What happened to the Catholic Church as a
    Church? What do you think about this? result of these ideas spreading?
    Fill in the blanks.

    Johann Gutenberg was a German ___________ and inventor who sought to create something
    from his acquired knowledge in his craft of metal working and gem cutting. The printing press
    was his lifelong _________. The printing press which could now print many copies of the bible
    was struggling in its early days due to lack of a market that could sell these books. Nonetheless,
    over time as people began seeing the effectiveness and importance of being able to spread
    news quickly, soon thereafter book shops and libraries opened that would provide the public
    with these kinds of information. This would also encourage people to become ___________.
    However, it is important to mention that the printing press gained momentum and value after
    Gutenberg’s _________.

    Leonardo da Vinci was known as the representation and ______________ of a “Renaissance


    Man.” In fact, he was famous for being a _______________ individual that not only crossed
    disciplines but was able to develop and tinker with new ideas and inventions that would lay the
    foundation for future generations to develop, especially from the sciences, ranging from the
    _______________ of the body to that of a helicopter! He was _____________ by what he saw
    around him and tried to connect it to science or logical reasoning. In addition, he tried to
    combine science and art.

    Michelangelo was an Italian painter, sculptor and __________. He became an influential figure
    in the development of ____________ Art. He was considered to be the best artist during his
    lifetime and one of the best artists in the world. In his time, he helped change the publics
    _________________ of artists in a more positive light. His works continue to leave an impact in
    our contemporary and they are also among the most famous as well as recognizable to exist.
    Michelangelo had greater ____________ in religion that DaVinci as a demonstrated in his
    works. Also, because of his works popularity he has influenced how we ______________ God,
    biblical figures as well as other characters.

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