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- Cosimo de Medici took control of the city (Florence) in 1434. The ________ controlled nearly everything behind the scenes.
- Filippo Brunelleshi's most famous work is the dome of ____________ .
- Realistic portrayals of the individual person, especially the human nude, became one of the chief aims of the ________ .
- Humanism believed in the capabilities of the ________ .
- Charlemagne limited the authority of
- The State of Florence was the birthplace of the ________ .
- Luther took control of catholic churches in Germany and formed state churches supervised by their ________ .
- Architect Filippo Brunelleshi was inspire by ________ buildings.
- During the Renaissance, peasant made up ____% of the population.
- In the state of Venice they had an elected leader called a ________ .
- Machiavelli had a huge influence on the ________ to come.
- What two people were associated with Leonardo Da Vinci?
- Who made up the rest of the population during the Renaissance after the peasants?
- Humanism believed it was an individual's duty to live an active life for one's ________ .
- In 1527, thousands of troops of Spanish king Charles I arrived at the gates of Rome because they hadn't been ________ for months.
- Machiavelli believed that ________ activity shouldn't be restricted by moral principals.
- In the State of Milan, both families ________ to build a strong centralized state.
- Parents arranged marriages for ________ or family ties.
- Nobles lost a lot of ________ and ________ during the end of the middle ages, but they quickly got most of it back (only about 3% of the population).
- a record of the words and acts of the central Chinese thinker and philosopher Confucius and his disciples