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Social Studies 7: Chapter 15 Section 2

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Reading Check: What did In praise of Folly reveal about Erasmus's beliefs concerning many Church practices?

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How did Gutenberg's printing press contribute to the spread of Renaissance ideas?

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In what new way did northern Renaissance thinkers, such as Erasmus, apply the ideas of humanism?

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Reading Check: What common theme was shared by many Renaissance writers in France and England?

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Reading Check: From which country did Jan Van Eyck come?

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Explain: What developments in Europe help explain why the Renaissance spread north from Italy?

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Synthesize Information: Why did Renaissance developments in northern and eastern Europe lag behind those of Italy?

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Identify two literary figures of the Renaissance in western and northern Europe.

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Summarize: How would you Summarize the spread of Renaissance literary ideas in western and northern Europe.

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Identify two artists who were part of the Northern Renaissance.

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Make Generalizations: What features did the art of Dürer and Van Eyck share with Italian Renaissance art?

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Write a paragraph telling whether you think the Renaissance in Italy or the Renaissance in northern western Europe was more spectacular and why.

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Key Terms: Review the key terms at the beginning of this section. Use each term in a sentence that explains its meaning.