The Renaissance and the Press of Legacy -- Zainah

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  1. 2. The Renaissance was characterized by a flowering of new techniques, ideas, and methods in art, science, and technology, including the revolutionary printing press
  2. 3. Referring to the wisdom, philosophy, and art of ancient Greece and Rome, which were rediscovered and celebrated during the Renaissance
  3. 9. A Renaissance-era concept fostered by humanism, which shifted focus to individual potential and human experience
  4. 10. A later intellectual movement whose values were shaped by the rational inquiry and individual expression promoted during the Renaissance
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  1. 1. The printing press drastically improved the speed and reach of information, allowing ideas to be widely distributed
  2. 4. A trend during the Renaissance that saw increased focus on worldly matters and human achievement, moving away from exclusively religious concerns
  3. 5. The key innovation of the printing press that allowed for mass production of texts
  4. 6. A core Renaissance philosophy emphasizing human potential, achievements, and the study of classical literature, arts, and science
  5. 7. The name of the German inventor, Johannes Gutenberg, who is credited with developing the printing press with movable type in Europe
  6. 8. The literal meaning of "Renaissance," signifying a revival of classical culture and learning after the Middle Ages