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DISCUSSION QUESTION PART ONE THE ART OF POLITICS? PLEASE ANSWER QUESTION & RESPOND TO THE 4 REMARKS FROM OTHERS, COMPLETELY, RELEVANTLY & COMPETENTLY? Did Florence's political and economic culture create the conditions that made it such a hotbed of brilliant art and science, or did the city's strong humanist thinking shape its politics and economy? What made it so much more successful artistically and culturally than, say, Milan, Rome, or Naples? On a more lighthearted note in the end: which of the Italian city states would strike you personally as the best place for the era? What are the positives and negatives of the relatively stable but somewhat tyrannical Milan? Elite-led commercial republic of Venice? Guild and commerce -driven Lucca and Florence? Church-centered Rome? Naples with its landed gentry? PLEASE LABLE AND IDENTIFY ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION? PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTION COMPLETELY? PLEASE RESPOND TO THE 4 FOLLOWING Remarks OF OTHERS? Please “number” or identify EACH RESPONSE?FLORENTINE LC Florentine LC 1.Affluent Florentines(if am saying this right) became outstanding patrons of art and culture in Italian culture Leon Battista Alberti and others became powerful men who were able to reform architecture and styles of painting which defined the Renaissance period. Even though he was affluent, Leon Alberti was a humanist determined to use his skill to add to the life of ordinary citizens. (Gilmour, 76) The art of politics and the politics of artPG 2.Florence, with more justification be called an oligarchy. There was also a large class with no political power whatever, the workers, especially those employed by the wool manufacturers. They were not members of any guilds, were forbidden to form guilds of their own, and were the worst sufferers in time of economic depression. They were one of the earliest examples of a modern industrial proletariat. Their discontent might break out from time to time, but they never succeeded in acquiring permanent political status. Art of PoliticsFJ 3.Florence’s strong humanist thinking shaped the politics and economy. Beginning with Petrarch and bringing humanism into light, the ruling elites of Florence wanted to look to the past Roman and Greek styles of literature, art and architecture to make the present better. Florence ended up being the cultural center of the Renaissance due to the banking empire brought in by the Medici family. As banking continued to soar, the elite became richer and needed to invest in something. Why not flaunt your money by giving money to artists to create works for you? Patronizing the arts became such a large part of the Renaissance, and it was because of the large increase in disposable income by the elites that allowed it to happen. This further led to investments in architecture (like Brunelleschi’s Dome and the doors of the Baptistery). Such a large concentration of capital in Florence led many to flock to the city, such as Leonardo da Vinci. Other cities may have had.

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