In which John Green teaches you about the European Renaissance. European learning changed the world in the 15th and 16th century, but was it a cultural revolution, or an evolution? We’d argue that any cultural shift that occurs over a couple of hundred years isn’t too overwhelming to the people who live through it. In retrospect though, the cultural bloom in Europe during this time was pretty impressive. In addition to investigating what caused the Renaissance and who benefitted from the changes that occurred, John will tell you just how the Ninja Turtles got mixed up in all this.
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For those that don't know who Dan Brown is, he wrote the Da Vinci Code series
Did he just tell us to stan Madonna eye-
edit: btw I know who stan is lol
Ready for tomorrow?
omfg you got me laughing so hard when you got upset about the dark arts LMAOO
Hola
this guy talks 100 miles a second slow the f8ck down
I miss the old mr green
You should also include, Indian Subcontinent's to contribution european renaissances. Arab trades were translating Sanskrit works to Persian & then translated to Latin & Greek. This Indian knowledge of Mathematics, Medicine, Astronomy & Philosophy etc. lead to renaissance in Europe
I can't think of the intro music the same ever since tik tok.
"When I was eleven and most of you didn't exist yet"
Splinter was also a Sensei to the turtles, arch enemy and master adversary of Shredder "Destroy Them!" Oroku Saki and Krrang…Cowabun… ok, I'm shutting up!
stupid truth always resisting simplicity
Renaissance era is like when future humans discovered a harry potter book they will tell that during 21st century was the Magic era.
I'd rather play fortnite instead of watching this
The Greeks didn't know anything.
petition for john green to become the new eminem
What percentage of Europeans never encountered Renaissance?
John I would have to disagree with you on the "Richest of the rich" thing. What mainly defined renaissance ENGLAND was the writing of the Jacobeans (Thomas Middleton and Ben Jonson etc), Thomas Moore and Christopher Marlowe which all directly influenced Shakespeare, the objectively greatest playwright of all time. What was so great about this explosion of plays and music was that the largely uneducated middle and lower classes were able to enjoy entertainment for the first time on a large scale. So in many ways the literary and theatrical renaissance helped to minutely close the gap between rich and poor (in 16th century England).
IT GAVE US THE NINJA TURTLES
Mario, Luigi come inside and see we’re making history
aye corona anyone else
Thank you global pandemic for forcing me to watch this
anyone watching in quarantine
Whos here bc of online school….
I do Nat undastan
This video has made me hate the Renaissance.
I want to work for you. Understanding and relaying historical fact feels like the greatest calling a person can have.
I didn’t know he’d be that dumb to say that they were religious because they painted the Madonna. Who payed them? The church. 🤦♂️
Quarantine wilding
Whos here in 2020 cuz ur in online school and ur teacher is making u watch this ?
3:12
anyone taking an exam the 5 of may?..
Is he the JOHN GREEN??
Is he THE AUTHOR??
If he is, well I didn't know he actually taught at crash course.
The rennaissance and later are all called, ecclesiastically, "the age of discovery." It started in 1486.
6:16 Florentine? Isn't that what everyone's stuck in in 2020?
Y'all know you can change the playback speed as needed, right?
You could have Indian contributions to Renaissance too.
And, they were plenty.
hold 2
This video felt all over the place.. like what am I learning haha or maybe I just can't focus
Well, no more exam
I mean, death is bad for business unless your business is death.
Renaissance saw the re discovery of Greek and Roman writing