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I think that women did have a Renaissance but only the upper-class women did. The upper class women had a Renaissance because they were taught to read and be literate. Also they were very wealthy so they would have many paintings of themselves. The peasant women were far from having these luxuries. The peasant women were not literate and pretty much forced to stay in their homes. They were socially and sexually suppressed by the men of the Renaissance. As Joan Kelly stated they were trapped in their homes. So overall I would say that the upper class women had a Renaissance.

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It also enforced education to the people during the Northern Renaissance

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Christian Humanism was a different form of humanism than regular humanism. Christian Humanism focused more on the church/people. It did this by translating the Bible into other languages, it also

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Christian Humanism was a rel

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No only few women and they were women of the upper class. They were surrounded  by all the works that their husbands bought and some of their fathers gave them an education such as Sofonisba Anguissola, whose father sent her to school because of Castiglione  said to do so. Many women of the lower class were as Joan Kelly said "imprisoned in their own homes

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During the Renaissance the men had a higher level of education, better living conditions, more legal rights, higher paying jobs, etc. Women, however, had almost no power, men mainly had control over their woman, women didn't have many rights and the "high standing" women in this period were to be more focused on charm rather than any occupation. While the men received attention and fame for their way of thinking and art, women did not have a renaissance.

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omg i don't know why my other one wouldn't let me finish but, Christian Humanism was a movement where the interest in the nature of humanity with the christian faith was revived. It helped shape personal spirituality, impacted art, and changed the focus of religion scholarship.

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Christian Humanism was a movement where Christians

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Christian Humanism is what happened during the Northern Renaissance. The purpose was to revive Christianity. The bible was translated into vernacular and there was a desire to educate everyone

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Woman did not have a Renaissance. They lost rights and were sexually suppressed. They only got education if they were able to buy a tutor.

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Did Women Have A Renaissance (had to rewrite)

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Did Women Have A Renaissance (had to rewrite)

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Women did not have a renaissance. Women were culturally, socially, and sexually surpassed during the Renaissance. It was similar to staying in abstinence to avoid sexual pleasure (except forced). They also had "motherly duties", while men got to do whatever they please. However, women did have education from the Renaissance

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Yes women had a Renaissance, but only if they were in the upper class. Women of the upper class were more prone to be showered in paintings and expensive gowns and such. On the other hand women of the lower class were bound to home and more than likely were not showered in paintings and such. They were as Joan Kelly said trapped in their homes and that they were.

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Christian humanism shaped the Renaissance by still incorporating humanist ideals but compiling those ideals with the teachings of Jesus.  This majorly impacted the Northern Renaissance in the style of art. I have noticed that the art still portrays the emphasis of human glory but it does not emphasize it before it glorifies Jesus. Also in the educational aspect rather than just teaching basic classes such as math and reading the teachers incorporate the social teachings of Jesus and other biblical materials.

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Women had somewhat of a renaissance but

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Women did have somewhat of a renaissance the wealthy women enjoyed more education

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Christian humanism was a movement that had the idea of focusing more on humans. With this reformation came the

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I think women endured the exact opposite of what the Renaissance was for men. Instead of a time of prosperity and innovation, it was a time of misogyny and sheltering of the rights of women, both sexual and political

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Rather than just educating men and women of just one social class, Christian Humanists wanted to educate all men and women of all classes of society.

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Christian Humanism was period of biblical rediscovery. Christian humanists emphasized the importance of literacy and the availability of the bible, to be able to fully commit to Christianity. Christian humanists, like Erasmus, urged and encourage the study of of all society in literacy. Increased literacy would allow for more Christian study and would allow for the people to immerse themselves more fully in Christian culture.

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During the major period of change that we often call the "Renaissance", we associate the term with the growth of the "peoples'" equality. Yes, people began being recognized for their art, and humanists could write books that the public could read due to the invention of the press, but women rarely benefited from this. Women still struggled with illiteracy, their education was rarely considered a priority in their households. During the Renaissance, women were sexually suppressed, becoming ornaments for their husbands, their chastity was a requirement while their significant other's chastity was flexible. As Castiglione, a notable Renaissance writer, wrote, a woman should make herself look desirable and little else. During the Renaissance, most women continued to be oppressed as men gained more individual freedom.

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Women were thought to have no renaissance due to the way they were treated. They were trapped in their own homes during the renaissance and their only job was to take care of the house and children. Their marriage and sexual rights were suppressed.

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Christian Humanism was a movement during the Renaissance that was to revive Christianity. It was done in different ways such as the translation of the bible so that others could read it and affecting education, literature, and art.

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Women were unaffected by the Northern Renaissance. As written by Joan Kelly, women were essentially trapped in their own homes, their jobs being to manage family finances and children. Women were unable to express themselves, particularly sexually- they were to suppress these feelings and to appear charming and chaste. Women generally did not work and were excluded from politics as well.

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Christian Humanism was a Renaissance movement that incorporated a revived interest in humanity's nature with Christian faith and morals. It affected art, scholarly focus, individual spirituality, and it encouraged the Protestant Reformation.

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Women did not have a Renaissance, women were basically trapped in their homes. Their only jobs were to to clean, cook and take care of the children.

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Christian humanism studied the bible like the other Christian type religions

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Christian humanism is about religion and education on intellectual and spiritual level,with teaching of academics and the rewriting the bible into different languages

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Christian humanism was translating the bible accurately into different languages so people could understand the bible. More importantly though is that the christian humanists were trying to revive  Christianity.

During the Renaissance women did not have a Renaissance. Although they had an increase in education their sexual rights and marriage rights were suppressed. Marriages were for economic gains such as dowries and land rights.

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HARAMBEEEEEE

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Christian humanism is sort of a renaissance that Northerners went through. Christian humanists had their Renaissance involve religion (Christianity), and it revolved around reviving Christianity

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Christian humanism is the reformation of the Bible. This was used to make people regain faith in the churches. The reform of society was also caused by the newly revived Bible.

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Christian humanism was an intellectual movement that happened during the Northern Renaissance. It placed emphasis on learning through reading the Bible in the vernacular and it also encouraged people to reform the Church

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Busch did Harambe

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Harambe

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Christian Humanists wanted to educate men and women of all classes of society

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Christian Humanism is about more than religious education. It is about reviving Christianity as well as invoking humanism traits.