Renaissance

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The jobs women in the middle class did during the Renaissance varied depending on their families. Many worked as assistants for their male family member's businesses like merchantry, artisanry, cobbling, sewing, and the like.

By 1900 Great Britain surpassed most other European countries in literacy with the event of secularized school reform. The Netherlands, Germany, and France all maintained at least 85 % literacy rates except for Spain.

Symbolism was a major part of Italian/northern Renaissance art, and dogs were used to symbolize loyalty.

The current era of the Earth, the Cenozoic, is the Age of Mammals, in which they occupy most ecological niches for higher animals. The preceding era, the Mesozoic, is called the Age of Reptiles (66 million to 252 million years ago).

As of 2016, new studies are showing that people do not need to bathe as often as they do. The standard for most modern cultures is to shower either once a day or twice a day. But this can cause problems.

Researchers at Colombia University have discovered that washing too frequently can dry out and crack your skin. These openings then allow bacteria and other microbes to get into your body. And although you might be washing off some of the smells of the day you're also washing off natural oils that your skin produces.

The study doesn't say how often you should bathe; only that once a day is more than necessary.

In roman history, the poor/lower class (the lower class was called plebians, as a little vocab for you) ate stale, old bread, and relish. Relish for plebians isn't like the relish we have today. Their relish was pretty much left over slop, and food.

Yuck.

Hands and knife were the main things used. The food was put on a plank of wood or a thick piece of bread.

There were many different foods that people ate during the Renaissance. Among the weird delicacies were pigeons a la tremoulette, roast roebuck, smoked tongue, roast swan, pears in mead, and roast joints of mutton roast.

They weren't "tipsy" during the Renaissance . If that had been the case the art, buildings, books, and ideas that came from that time never could have been done.

Beer, wine, mead and for those under the age of 14 either watered down wine or milk. Water was often contaminated and therefore not drunk very often if one could avoid it. Whiskey while common was considered a drink treated much the same as it is today. Tea in the traditional sense was all but unheard of until the later 1600's and was drunk on no where near the level it is today until the early 1800's, although herbal infusions were occasionally drunk on physicians orders. Coffee didn't come into fashion until the later 1600's. Chocolate for the most part was unheard of until the mid-late 1600's.

So all in all the Renaissance was a fairly inebriated period of time.

dill was used as an aphrodisiac by many of the nobles. It also aided in womens fertitlity and protected against infection during childbirth.

they were 7 when they started there job. They worked all day and all night. They could die if the bread is not great. They also can not bring any food home ,but they can if they pay for it. They make little money. They are one of the most important person to the lord or king.

Naught; Nary.

Because Merchants traded their goods all over Europe.

Florence, Italy was a center of artistic activity during the Renaissance. Artists in Florence included the sculptor Donatello and the painter Fra Angelico.

Zaduzbina:

An obligation for one's soul; each Nemanjic ruler of Serbia built a monastery as his zaduzbina.

(Fine, John V.A. Jr. The Late Medieval Balkans, 627)

Zbor:

A tribal assembly.

(Fine, John V.A. Jr. The Late Medieval Balkans, 627)

Zupa: [zupanija]

A territorial unit (roughly equivalent to a county) in Croatia, Bosnia, and Serbia.

(Fine, John V.A. Jr. The Late Medieval Balkans, 627)

Zupan:

The lord of a county - a count.

(Fine, John V.A. Jr. The Late Medieval Balkans, 627)

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The Renaissance period encouraged the development of various types of literature, including poetry, drama, essays, and works of fiction. This period saw a revival of classical Greek and Roman literature, resulting in a focus on humanism, individualism, and the exploration of human emotions and experiences in literary works. Writers during the Renaissance often drew inspiration from classical sources while also incorporating new ideas and themes that reflected the changing cultural and intellectual landscape of the time.

The author of the book titled Oration on the Dignity of Man was Giovanni Pico Della Mirandola. He was the son of an Italian prince. Mirandola was a Renaissance writer who lived between 1463 to 1494. Literary critics today classify this book as a manifesto of humanism.

Desiderius Erasmus was a Dutch Renaissance humanist who lived from 1466 to 1536 CE. He was also a Catholic priest, a social critic and a theologian. His book The Praise of Folly pokes fun at greedy merchants as well as other social members.

there is no real answer to this, for the simple reason that all the Italian composers were absolutely wonderful, so it all depends on your taste, whether it is Verdi, or Puccini or many others that you can find in the library.

the reformation

Medieval literature was characterized by religious themes, chivalry, and feudal society, while Renaissance literature focused on individualism, humanism, and the revival of classical themes and forms. Renaissance literature also saw the rise of new literary genres such as the novel and the Shakespearean play.