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Comparing the Middle Ages and Renaissance
Students compare the Middle Ages and Renaissance through worldview, social structure, technology, art, literature, education, and daily life.
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Students compare the Middle Ages and Renaissance through worldview, social structure, technology, art, literature, education, and daily life. The four-page activity includes vocabulary, comparison charts, warm-up prompts, guided analysis questions, and a synthesis task.
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- Students will identify key characteristics of the Middle Ages and Renaissance.
- Students will compare medieval and Renaissance worldviews and social structures.
- Students will explain how technological advances influenced cultural change.
- Students will support conclusions about significant differences between the eras.
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