It started (the italian renaissance) because the wave of plague hit there first therefore leaving it first (Italy). There is always genius, but due to one's environmant can that genius fluorish.
Ottoman Turks conquered Constantinople in 1453. All the remarkable scholars fled to Italy after the fall of Constantinople. Eastern Roman (so called Byzantine) Empire fell dude it happened just after that. Eastern Europe blocked by Turks thats why the exploration and navigation started.
@mejoe444 Actually the Renaissance has its roots in Dante Alighieri XIII century, more than a century before the fall of Constantinople. the Scholars formt he East helped but they were not the cause.
@amati1975 ffs just listen to the historians not the internet. Ive been to florence and i have family from there, if you see it it's easy to tell. Why would everyone say it started in florence if it didnt? I learn at school that it started in florence, they arent making this shit up.
@mejoe444 Actually the Renaissance has its roots in Dante Alighieri XIII century, more than a century before the fall of Constantinople. the Scholars from the East helped but they were not the cause.
@mejoe444 Actually the Renaissance has its roots in Dante Alighieri XIII century, more than a century before the fall of Constantinople. the Scholars from the East helped but they were not the cause.
Wow! is all I can say... I mean that was truly brilliant. The knowledge and technical skill that must have gone into making this is simply astounding. You must have some brilliant editors. Can't wait for part two!
That definitely just made my day.
CarliQ57 1 month ago
NICHOLAS CAGE
AlwaysGaming101 3 months ago
Excellent stuff. Thanks!
historywithmra 6 months ago
was ther a noble family named Auditore in Florece between 1450-1500 that had a connection with Leonardo da Vinci? just wondering
ironman1181 9 months ago
@ironman1181 wow assasins creed hahahahaha
jajajajosh04 1 month ago in playlist Study AP European History
what about aristotle
0Adamska 1 year ago
It started (the italian renaissance) because the wave of plague hit there first therefore leaving it first (Italy). There is always genius, but due to one's environmant can that genius fluorish.
Zachdudeio2 1 year ago
The Renaissance began on the Balkans in Bulgaria back at 1259 AD NOT in Italy
watch?v=dj15t5L7pqs
MrJimygold 1 year ago
dude u know nothing bout why renaissance started.
Ottoman Turks conquered Constantinople in 1453. All the remarkable scholars fled to Italy after the fall of Constantinople. Eastern Roman (so called Byzantine) Empire fell dude it happened just after that. Eastern Europe blocked by Turks thats why the exploration and navigation started.
mejoe444 2 years ago
@mejoe444 Actually the Renaissance has its roots in Dante Alighieri XIII century, more than a century before the fall of Constantinople. the Scholars formt he East helped but they were not the cause.
A lot of geniuses were born well before 1453.
amati1975 1 year ago
@amati1975 ffs just listen to the historians not the internet. Ive been to florence and i have family from there, if you see it it's easy to tell. Why would everyone say it started in florence if it didnt? I learn at school that it started in florence, they arent making this shit up.
xXMyXKipXIsXFreshXx 1 year ago
@mejoe444 Actually the Renaissance has its roots in Dante Alighieri XIII century, more than a century before the fall of Constantinople. the Scholars from the East helped but they were not the cause.
A lot of geniuses were born well before 1453...
amati1975 1 year ago
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@mejoe444 Actually the Renaissance has its roots in Dante Alighieri XIII century, more than a century before the fall of Constantinople. the Scholars from the East helped but they were not the cause.
A lot of geniuses were born well before 1453...
amati1975 1 year ago
thank you very much for posting these!!! I have a lot of trouble in that class and needed help so thanks!
mikelamid 2 years ago
This would be better if you actually provided more information...
Esouthon1 2 years ago 3
...i'm learning more from you than i learned from my AP Euro teacher...
Rockgrl314 2 years ago
Thanks for the information!
thewordgirl92 2 years ago
good job!
ymmashus94 2 years ago
wow this video blows donkey cock
emolicious75 3 years ago
Good God I don't know who this guy is, but he seems to be teaching four year olds. I sincerely hope he's not teaching AP European Studies.
Volleyjeff 3 years ago
thanks Edmonds!
baidwan2 3 years ago 4
Thanks for posting, Edmonds.
ericomfg 4 years ago 4
wow, dante doesnt matter....
never thought id hear that from you edmonds
spacewulfe92 4 years ago
why have u not mentioned the fall of constantinople
mynsmeisgreatest 4 years ago
You're right,many teacher of ancient greek left greece to teach n italy(and florence)
callimacos 2 years ago
Wow! is all I can say... I mean that was truly brilliant. The knowledge and technical skill that must have gone into making this is simply astounding. You must have some brilliant editors. Can't wait for part two!
colehumanzee 4 years ago 3
hahah awesome. This is Dan. Nice work, I'm glad everybody isn't as apathetic as we were.
cloudstastemetallicC 4 years ago