Renaissance Websites

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General Sites	Virtual Renaissance: A journey through time Renaissance An exhibit from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting La Renaissance - An overview of the period Medieval and Renaissance Culture Life in Elizabethan England Family Life - marriage, children, home, health The Sixteenth Century
Merchants	Merchants and the Marketplace
Craftsmen	Craftsmen and Guilds
Scholars/Students	Liberal Education in the Universities "Printing and Thinking"
Noblewomen	Lives of Medieval Women * MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE WEDDING PAGE Life of Women in Tudor England
Children	The Life of a Child in Elizabethan England
Artists	Changes in Art between Middle Ages/Renaissance Michelangelo Leonardo de Vinci Renaissance Artists Links
Income/ Economy	Money and Income During the English Renaissance
Food	Food of the Renaissance A Feast for the Eyes: A Medieval and Renaissance Food and Feast Image Collection Medieval/Renaissance Food Homepage
Health	PLAGUE AND PUBLIC HEALTH IN RENAISSANCE EUROPE Black Death Medicine
Clothing	Renaissance Clothing Tudor Dress: A portfolio of images
Work/ Responsibilities	Renaissance Occupations The Guilds of Florence
Recreation/ Leisure Activities	Renaissance Games Elizabethan Sports The Globe Theatre Music and Dance
Housing	Housing during the Renaissance Life in a Medieval Castle * The Medieval Village *
Art and Architecture	Renaissance Art and Architecture Italian Renaissance Artists Changes in Art between Middle Ages/Renaissance The Sistine Chapel Ceiling The End of Europe's Middle Ages: Visual Arts
Education	Liberal Education in the Universities Printing and Thinking
Politics and Government	Elizabethan Laws Government of the Renaissance
Religion	The Church The Renaissance and the Protestant Reformation
Technology	Inventions and Technology Galileo Galilei Leonardo de Vinci Printing and Thinking