Crash Course WH Renaissance

What seems to be the cycle that John Green finds in our traditional telling of world history?

How did the Muslim culture influence the Renaissance?

Who is considered the "Father of Italian Renaissance Humanism"?

What was rediscovered during the renaissance?

Where did the Renaissance began?

When did the Renaissance happen? (the golden age / zenith)

Who said, when talking about leaders ruling over a kingdom, that it is "better to be feared than loved"?

John Green's "life - death - rebirth" cycle is seen in this ordering of world history:

What was the major element used to dye cloth that made the color so vibrant?

Why did the Renaissance began in Italy?

What are the humanities?

Where did the money come from?

Who was Copernicus?

Who did the Pope give the rights to oversee mining and the sale of this precious resource?

What did the Renaissance usher in?

What is John Green's main point about this time period?