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What are some of the Characteristics of the renaissance of the renaissance women?
obedient, maternal, nurturing women
What are some characteristics of women in the Renaissance?
obedient, maternal, nurturing women
What are the characteristics of the Renaissance women?
obedient, maternal, nurturing women
What are some characteristics of the renaissance woman?
big boobs
Renaissance women were educated in?
Renaissance women were educated in hunting
What are the three characteristics of the renaissance?
The three major characteristics of the Renaissance include urbanization and secular viewpoints. The other two characteristics are individuality and recovery from disasters of the fourteenth century.
What is the characteristics of the Renaissance period?
The renaissance was a time when art and culture thrived in Europe
Characteristics of the ideal Renaissance woman included?
Some characteristics of the ideal Renaissance woman would be commitment to their husbands, having a lot of children, and educating themselves. They would do art and write poems but it was displayed as much the mens art.
What characteristics did the Renaissance have in Italy and what contributions did the Italians add to them?
the characteristics of the renaissance in Italy are, painting and sculpting and the elements of paintings in the Italian renaissance are, color, shape, space, texture, tone and value
Describe the basic characteristics of the renaissance society?
there is no
Mannerist painting and sculpture effected by the High Renaissance?
What are the characteristics of the High Renaissance painting or sculpture?
What did renaissance men think about women?
Renaissance men often viewed women as intellectually inferior and assigned them roles primarily within the domestic sphere. Women were expected to be virtuous, obedient, and focused on supporting their husbands and families. However, there were some exceptions, as a few Renaissance men recognized the potential for women to be educated and contribute to society in more significant ways.
