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English Literature of the Renaissance..... part -3
English Literature of the Renaissance..... part -3

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1) What does Humanism mean ?

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It is important questions of life and death, good and evil, politics and governance, etc.

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2) He wrote one of the most widely read books, The Courtier ?

Baldassare Castiglione

Leonardo Bruni

3) who wrote a biography of Cicero?

Leonardo Bruni

Baldassare Castiglione

4) why do you think the invention of printing helped the multiplication of books in unlimited numbers?

Because ofThe Renaissance

Because of : before there had been only a few manuscripts laboriously copied page by page

5) True or False The Renaissance is one of two or three moments in the history of Europe that has been most transformative

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6) The Humanists were educated people at the services of kings and princes., they were writers, secretaries and administrators.

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7) Most historians say that Humanism appeared first in France

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8) Tthe Scientific Revolution would not have been possible without the translation of Islamic books 500 years before (11th century) in Toledo, al-Andalus, from Arabic into Latin

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9) Leonardo Bruni was also the Chancellor of Florence from 1427 until 1444.

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10) Boccaccio's work is considered to be the best prose of the Renaissance.

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11) Much of Humanism consisted in reviving the Latin literature and poetry of classical Rome

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12) Francesco Petrarca is the Father of Humanism

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13) Petrarch's works also led to the rise of people known as Civic Humanists

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14) The Courtier,which is wtitten by Baldassare Castiglione's set forth the criteria on how to be the ideal Renaissance man

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15) Humanism also revived the Roman idea that an educated man should have civic duties and participate in the politics and the management of his own society and its improvement

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16) Scientific investigation was almost entirely stifled, and progress was impossible.

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17) After the Humanism , Vergil, Cicero, Aristotle, Plato were no longer regarded as mysterious prophets from a dimly imagined past

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18) During the Middle Ages in Western Europe, Latin was the language of the Church and the educated people

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19) In the Medieval period, the church restricted the intellectual life to priests and monks, and even these men were free to think, analyze and read

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20) Humanists also had a great impact on education. They supported studying poetry only

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21) Humanists also promoted the concept of the well-rounded individual (Renaissance man) who was proficient in both intellectual and physical endeavors.

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22) Hence the Italian Renaissance is also often called Pagan

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23) The study of Greek was soon introduced into England, first at church

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24) Henry VII, the founder of the Tudor line, and his son, Henry VIII, adopted the policy of replacing it with able and wealthy men of the middle class.

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25) Under this new aristocracy, the rigidity of the feudal system was relaxed, and life became somewhat easier for all the dependent classes

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