Humanism 📜 Renaissance (Part 4)

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:29 Skillshare sponsored ad
2:38 Main video

📢 Narrated by David McCallion

🎼 Music, courtesy of EpidemicSound

#renaissance #art #italy

[Ardaagafilimada]

HistoryMarche at its best. Uploading like never before. It is fair to be called "The HistoryMarche Rennaisance". Keep up the momentum 👏👏👏

[Mr.Fridaynight]

Watching this realizing much of this level of education is severely lacking in the people and politics of today.

[moohaameed]

This channel should be called the GOAT of all channels in YouTube or Netflix. Thank you again for making my weekend even better. I’ve always loved history but you are making me love it even more. 💯🙏🏿✍🏿

[arrikmontijo]

it's incredible how seamlessly HistoryMarche transitioned from battles to full fledged lectures regarding the dense subjects of the Renaissance / Humanism. Excellent, excellent work. Keep it up guys.

[RodolfoGaming]

Thank you for this series and congrats on another fantastic and detailed video. The renaissance has to be somewhat glossed over in normal school history lessons (at least the details have to be glossed over given there's a time limit) so it is a period where I wanted to know more about and I was unaware of where it came from exactly as its just said it was Italy even though Italy was far away from becoming the nation we know as Italy and it came from just the northern part of Italy like the apenines and the po Valley.

[chrisbarber]

Of course much of history prior to the 18th century seems to be defined by the military victories of the 'great' leaders of their times, but it is refreshing to see that there are those that understand and appreciate the fact that there was so much more to world history that took place that still has an impact on our lives today. Great video.

[resileaf]

I've often wondered how to describe my own belief system in how I act and behave. I never realized until now that humanism pretty much completely fits it. This was a good learning experience.

[FidgetSpinoza]

Wow.. im blown away by the topic selection :O thank you so much for discussing this in depth!

[Details]

This was an extremely informative and educational. Love Italian history and this really provided some amazing knowledge. Could we dive into some of the female poets? Be cool to hear their story

[zacjie]

I really like those maps
and i also like those illustrations😮

[Oblivion]

Always interesting to learn about the Renaissance Era.

[denniscleary]

Another video so soon!, you guys are too good to me 👍

[ingydegmar]

I hope there's more Renaissance videos comming our way.

[dand]

this is my daily dose of Renaissance, episode 4 ... Welcome!

[chuckdegoal]

Your channel is one of the best on YouTube. Content and maps are great and very well presented. The narration is superb. Even your choice of background music is right on point. Very informative. As a holder of a PhD in Military History, I am especially fond of your battle videos which always capture the essential... Great work and thank you!

[unknown]

An amazing and beautiful series loved the all the art and depictions of individuals as well as the great info being shared. Tbh I felt the Renaissance was an golden age that many don't believe so, but it's just a personal opinion. Pls continue as much as u can if it completes, can u do another series on another age that was amazing. Thx

[pavelgrussmann]

What a great video. Thank you for that. And what a nice choose of a music. Makes the video very easy to watch.

[szalard]

I hope you will continue the Renaissance series, because it is so much to tell about it.

[Thraim.]

I somehow completely missed this. I can't even blame YouTube because this was, in fact, in my subscriptions *and* my recommendations. I have only myself to blame.

[KHK]

Another great video! thanks for your hard work HM