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    of Othello is‚ “And I‚ God bless the mark‚ his Moorship’s ancient” (Othello: I:i:33). During the time of this quotation‚ Iago‚ Othello’s ensign‚ is talking about Othello‚ the general‚ in the streets of Venice. Othello assigned Michael Cassio‚ a Florentine‚ as lieutenant‚ instead of Iago who has loyally fought for him at Rhodes and Cyprus. Iago

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    controversy and‚ to this day no one art historian can agree on what the overall idea of the painting is.# One source says that Bronzino was commissioned for this work not only as a demonstration of painterly excellence‚ but as a demonstration of Florentine intellectual cleverness‚ necessary both for the invention of the imagery and for its unraveling.# This source helps to understand why there is so much unknown about the image. Bronzino painted it with the intent of having very complex imagery that

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    Espie. “Baroque Music Timeline”‚ About.com Guide. Accessed October 29th‚ 2012. http://musiced.about.com/od/timelines/a/baroquetimeline.html. This Article identifies important events in the Baroque era including basso continuo and the meeting of the Florentine Camerata. I will use this artice to define specific terms and identify the years that important events happened .

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    newly crowned‚ should rule over human subjects. Machiavelli himself was a historian‚ politician‚ diplomat and philosopher. He was well established and he lived in Florence during the Renaissance. Niccolò Machiavelli also held positions within the Florentine government. At one point he worked as a diplomat and political advisor for the Republic of Florence. Despite his political wit‚ the Medici family disliked him‚ and when the Medici family came back into power in 1512‚ they banished Machiavelli from

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    fourteenth centuries? 21) In what region of Europe did the Renaissance begin? 22) In comparison to medieval culture‚ Renaissance culture was…? 23) What were the reasons that Italy emerged as the center of the early Renaissance? 24) What Florentine painter led the way in the movement toward nature and people as the primary subject matter of Renaissance

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    and “significantly‚ this family chapel had been founded in the late fourteenth century by Piero Brancacci‚ Piero‚ "Peter" and dedicated to his patron saint‚ Peter” (Kloss‚ L13‚ 7:07). The context is reflective and symbolic of papal dominance and Florentine life in the early fifteenth century during the time of “constant

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    The Aztecs did many things in their daily life. Such as every kid had to go to school even slave children. The people responsible for running the schools were called priests. The girls mainly learned about marriage in school. Aztecs learned about religion and work skills. The Aztecs also had to learn about warfare‚history and citizenship. Also‚the Aztecs had four leadership and society classes called nobles‚commoners‚serfs and slaves. Something Aztecs enjoyed doing was to play music‚make arts and

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    Camino de Santiago

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    Appendices: 3.1. Appendix 1: Historical Overview. 3.2. Appendix 2: Overview of the main authors that examined the relationship between pilgrimage and tourism. 3.3. Appendix 3: Collage Images. Image 1: Map of ways leading to Santiago de Compostela. Image 2: Codex Calixtinus‚ visual representations of St. James and medieval pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela. Image 3: The Scallop shell as a visual element of El Camino de Santiago ’s culture. Image 4: A conceptual Framework of the Study of Authenticity. Image

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    sculpture by Michelangelo became the society’s icon‚ a symbol that reminded them that they are independent. Against the wishes of the church‚ the artists ventured into dangerous new grounds. There was another great artist in Florentine time‚ Leonardo Da Vinci. He studied the complexity of the human body by using corpses. He was considered the greatest artist of his time‚ but Michelangelo was also a contender for this spot. For me‚ the artists in the Renaissance period were given

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    Christopher Columbus refused to accept that the land he visited and claimed for Spain were not part of Asia. Even with mounting evidence that this wasn’t the case. It was believed in part why the Americas were named after the Amerigo Vespucci‚ the Florentine explorer. On 20 May 1506‚ aged probably 54‚ Columbus died in Valladolid‚ Spain. Christopher Columbus set sail on his first voyage on August 3‚ 1492 with three ships‚ the Pinta‚ the Nina‚ and the Santa Maria. Columbus first sailed to the Canary

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