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    Marco Polo‚ a Venetian traveler and merchant had an immense impact on how the renaissance shaped‚ and personified the values of the renaissance in numerous ways. Throughout Marco Polo’s travels he collected new ideas and inventions from China‚ and back to Italy. Thus‚ later on was used often during the renaissance. His travels also influenced many young explorers to embark on their own journeys. As Polo traveled through the Middle East he absorbed the sights and smells. When Kahn sent Marco off to

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    Giorgio Vasari is known as and often called ’The Father of the Renaissance‚ and rightfully so. Giorgio has done a lot of creditable work including art‚ books and engineering. The life he lived changed the way we look and do things today. As an architect‚ painter‚ and author‚ Giorgio Vasari had a powerful impact on the Italian Renaissance. Giorgio Vasari was born into a fairly wealthy family of the time.(Britannica) On July 30th 1511 in Arezzo‚ Italy‚ Giorgio Vasari was given life by Antonio Vasari

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    “The Renaissance was a cultural movement that spanned the period roughly from the 14th to the 17th century” (Renaissance History‚ 2008). It is a French word for rebirth. It also a revival of the classical art and intellect of Ancient Greece and Rome. The art in the Renaissance time was more life-like and contained perspective. (Interactive Schooling‚ 2013). It was perceived as a "rebirth" of ancient traditions‚ and later on it was a tradition. Some famous artists from the Renaissance were Leonardo

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    Daniel Yu The Renaissance The changes in peoples values‚ beliefs‚ and behavior beginning in the late 1400s became to be known as the English Renaissance. Renaissance is an appropriate term for this historical period in time‚ Renaissance meaning "rebirth" in French. People had become to be more curious about themselves and their world‚ so gradually there was a renewal of curiosity and creativity. A few of the extraordinary people in this period include Leonardo da Vinci‚ Michelangelo‚ Christopher

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    The impact of the Industrial Revolution on literature The impact of the Industrial Revolution on literature was major. It was a major change on the literature‚ but also in agriculture‚ manufacturing‚ mining‚ and transport. Great Britain’s Industrial Revolution began during the mid-18th century and lasted until the turn of the 20th century. The Industrial Revolution in England was characterized by the replacement of manual labor by machines‚ the emergence of large-scale manufacturing‚ the modernization

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    cdlib.org/ucpressebooks/view?docId=ft5m3nb3ft&chunk.id=d0e9454&toc.id=d0e9454&brand=ucpress 9 Renaissance and Reformation An Essay on Their Affinities and Connections This essay was commissioned by the organizers of the Fourth International Luther Congress‚ held in St. Louis in 1971. I tried to demonstrate in it not only the affinities of the Reformation with the Renaissance but also the European-wide character of the impulses underlying the Reformation. I naively assumed that none

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    Over the course of America’s lifetime‚ literary movements have helped define the ever changing thoughts‚ values‚ and ideas the country has held throughout the years. American literature is a timepiece that will live on the shelves of libraries across the world‚ permanently preserving America’s story for many more centuries to come. Records of the American Gothic featuring Poe’s darkly extravagant poems‚ F. Scott Fitzgerald’s dizzying stories of the Jazz Age‚ Steinbeck’s tales of America’s Dust Bowl

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    To be or not to be. This was a line from the play Hamlet‚ written by William Shakespeare. He was a brilliant author‚ poet‚ and playwright who revolutionized literature forever. He was born in 1564‚ and his literary works are still read over and over again today from each corner of the globe. That line‚ to be or not to be‚ is very similar to a line in the movie Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back‚ in which Yoda‚ a tiny alien man‚ tells the protagonist Luke‚ "do or do not‚ there is no try." Despite

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    The renaissance began around the mid fourteenth century. It was a time of awakening for Europe‚ which is why it was called a “re-birth”. I agree that the renaissance was unmatched to any other time in world history with its political and economic upheaval. Many things changed like their politics‚ economy‚ and the social changes they had. Politics was a factor that changed during the renaissance. An example of change was the separation of christianity from politics. They wanted a separation from

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    The Importance of Children’s Literature and its Impact on Adulthood It is assumed that if an adult has a strong passion for reading and educating children‚ then that adult must have had a childhood of abundant children’s books and bedtime stories. However‚ Shirley Brice Heath has a much different background than the one assumed for an educator. Heath tells her story in her own chapter of The Handbook of Research on Children’s and Young Adult Literature‚ titled‚ “The Book as Home? It All Depends”

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