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This handbook provides background materials and teaching suggestions for studying the Renaissance at the middle school level. The 16 chapters include: (1) "The Renaissance in Europe: 1400-1600"; (2) "Education"; (3) "Important People"; (4) "Women of the Renaissance"; (5) "How People Lived"; (6) "Health and Medicine"; (7) "What People Wore"; (8) "What People Ate"; (9) "Games and Entertainment"; (10) "Instruments and Music"; (11) "Books, Printing, and Libraries"; (12) "The Age of Exploration"; (13) "Timeline"; (14) "More Important People"; (15) "Reading List"; and (16) "Recordings." Drawings and illustrations related to the time accompany the text. (EH)
- Author
- McRae, Lee; Early Music America (Organization). Education Committee
- Publisher
- Handbook of the Renaissance, 2130 Carleton Street, Berkeley, CA 94704-3214; telephone: 510-848-5591
- Published
- 1995
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780962607523
- Subjects
- History, Humanities
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