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  • dante
    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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  • petrarch
    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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  • daily life
    1400

    daily life

    nobles were the second highest for wealth and they worked on boats and produced wool
    renaissanceitanly.com
  • merchants
    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
    renaisssanceitaly.com
  • peasants/unskilled workers
    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

    renaissanceitaly.com
  • lorenzo ghiberti
    1417

    lorenzo ghiberti

    he created the bronze doors of the babtistry of florece
    biography.com
  • oil paintings
    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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  • masaccio
    1427

    masaccio

    he was an italian painter who impacted florentine painting
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  • Period: 1428 to 1432

    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
  • printing press
    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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  • borgia family
    1498

    borgia family

    a very wealthy family contributed a lot of money to leonadao da vinci who created the last supper
    artsy.net
  • michelangelo buonarroti
    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
  • leonardo da vinci
    1503

    leonardo da vinci

    the Mona Lisa was painted by Leonardo da Vinci.
    the mona lisa painting is known as the most visited, most written about, most sung about
  • statue of david
    1504

    statue of david

    David was made by Michelangelo. the statue is 14 ft tall.
    Michelangelo was 26 when he started working on David.
    accademia.org
  • martin luther
    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
    nationalgeographic.com
  • raphael sanzio
    1511

    raphael sanzio

    he was the youngest of the three best painters. he painted the school of athens
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  • frederick the wise
    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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  • mechanical clocks
    1525

    mechanical clocks

    invented by jacob zich of prague. later improved by galileo
    hstoryofwatch.com
  • guillaume farel
    1535

    guillaume farel

    leader in the french reformation movement he recruited believers and had them translate the holy scriptures in french.
    reformationsa.org
  • 95 theses
    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

    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
    sciencefocus.com
  • galileo

    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

    francis bacon

    he began collage at 12. and he led to the develpment in the scientific method.
    briannica.com
  • isaac newton

    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

    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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