The Renaissance and Reformation
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During the Renaissance, individuals sought to free themselves from which two institutions?

  • The monarchy and the military
  • Feudalism and the military
  • The church and the monarchy
  • The church and feudalism (correct)

    • What does the term 'Renaissance' mean?

  • Revolutionary movement
  • Rebirth of classical learning (correct)
  • Religious reform
  • Rediscovery of the Middle Ages

    • According to Symonds, what does the term 'Renaissance' denote?

  • The revival of man's power
  • The manifestation of new life
  • The rediscovery of oneself and the world
  • The transition from the Middle Ages to the modern world (correct)

    • According to Sichel, what was the Renaissance?

    <p>An outburst of virtuous floridity</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Michelet believe the Renaissance was?

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    Study Notes

    Institutions Challenged During the Renaissance

    • Individuals aimed to liberate themselves from the authority of the Church and feudalism.
    • This period marked a significant shift towards secularism and individualism.

    Meaning of 'Renaissance'

    • The term 'Renaissance' translates to "rebirth" in French.
    • It indicates a revival of classical learning, art, and culture from ancient Greece and Rome.

    Symonds' Definition of 'Renaissance'

    • Symonds describes the Renaissance as a cultural movement that denotes a revival in art, intellect, and classical ideas.
    • Emphasizes a break from medieval traditions, highlighting creativity and human experience.

    Sichel's Perspective on the Renaissance

    • Sichel sees the Renaissance as a transformative era in which humanity rediscovered its own potential.
    • It is characterized by advancements in science, exploration, and the arts, leading to a more modern worldview.

    Michelet's Belief on the Renaissance

    • Michelet regards the Renaissance as a pivotal moment in history where human consciousness expanded.
    • He emphasizes the emotional and psychological awakening of individuals, marking significant progress in human thought and expression.

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    Test your knowledge on the Renaissance and Reformation with this quiz! Explore the intellectual rebirth and the efforts to break free from rigid institutions during this transformative period of history.

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