"The Medici family, also known as the House of Medici, first attained wealth and political power in Florence in the 13th century through its success in commerce and banking." The Medici's were the most influential family in Florence. During a dynasty lasting almost three centuries, the Medici's produced four popes and have spread their genes so that many of Europe's royal families have Medici blood in their veins. The Medici family were huge patrons of the arts supporting the works of famous artists such as Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, and Michelangelo. Without the Medici's support, these Renaissance masters might not have succeeded or become as successful as they are. The grand duke Ferdinand made a influence on the arts as "he founded the Villa Medici at Rome and brought many priceless works of art to Florence." Also, when the Medici line started to decline, they established a more authoritarian rule which produced stability in Florence and Tuscany.
The Medici family was influential in Italy during the 13th century. The family supported the Arts. The family had 4 popes in their line along with several rulers and their line lasted for almost 3 centuries.
The Medici family was so powerful mostly because of their money, which they acquired through trade, investing, and banking. Many people wanted the Medici family to sponsor them or their art or writing. Artists and Writers needed money to succeed and the Medici family could help them with their career success. The Medici's were also very good at making decisions which led to them sponsoring and choosing a total of four popes. They also had numerous descendants so their power continued.
The Medici family was a banking family who supported Renaissance Men and Women. They were very powerful and had a say in which artists became known. They backed artists like Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. When the last Medici grand duke died, so did the dynasty.
The Medici family had a lot of political power and wealth in the 13th century in Florence, Italy. The family was very influential in the arts and they sponsored artists like Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci. They also brought fourth 4 popes.
The Medici family was influential in Italy during the 13th century. The family supported the Arts. They sponsored many artists like da Vinci and Michelangelo. They helped flourish Renaissance culture and made Florence the center of Europe.The family had 4 popes in their line along with several rulers and their line lasted for almost 3 centuries.
The legacy of the Medici family was that they helped launch art in the Renaissance by sponsoring many famous artists. "The Medici family, also known as the House of Medici, first attained wealth and political power in Florence in the 13th century through its success in commerce and banking." They were very important in Florence because of their power. Many of the famous artists from that time wouldn't be famous without the help of the Medici family.
The Medici family was influential for Italy during the 13th century. They were successful at banking, and the family’s support of the arts influenced Florence in becoming a center of Europe. The Medicis produced four popes and made several artists famous through their sponsoring, including Michelangelo.
The Medici family first obtained wealth and political power in Florence in the 13th century through its success in commerce and banking. The Medici family's elder grandson is also known for flourishing the Renaissance culture and making Florence become the cultural center of Europe. Unfortunately, the Medici family declined when Gian Gastone died without a male heir. The European reign was eventually passed on to the Happsburg-Lorraine family. In conclusion, I would say that the Medici family's legacy would be the bringing upon of Renaissance culture.
They were a family that were wealthy and had political power in the 13th century in Florence. They supported the arts, knows as the Renaissance. The Medici family declined when Gian Gastone died without a male heir in 1737, ending the family dynasty of 3 centuries. The Medici family brought upon the Renaissance period because they sponsored the artists during that period.
They supported the arts with their wealth, making Florence the center of the Renaissance. Four Popes were part of the Medici family and many European royals have Medici ancestors and family. Their family dynasty lasted almost 300 years.
They started the reign of the Hapsburg-Lorraine family when they fell out of power. Mainly, they brought art to Florence, and some even became rulers of France.
The legacy of the Medici family was that they were rulers that were very powerful that also brought art and wealth into Florence. "The Medici family, also known as the House of Medici, first attained wealth and political power in Florence in the 13th century through its success in commerce and banking." From this created a strong place to live in
The Medici family first attained wealth and political power in Florence through its success to commerce and banking. The family’s support of the arts and humanities made Florence into the cradle of the Renaissance, a cultural flowering rivaled only by that of ancient Greece.
The Medici family was very influential in the Renaissance. A long line of ruler came from their family, and even four popes. They were very popular among artists, as they sponsored them and supported their work. The Medici family became one of the most powerful families in Florence, as they brought plenty of wealth to the city. The Medici family was powerful and influenced the economy of Florence in positive ways, leading them to rule for a long time.
The Medici family, also known as the House of Medici, first attained wealth and political power in Florence in the 13th century through its success in commerce and banking. Beginning in 1434 with the rise to power of Cosimo de’ Medici , the family’s support of the arts and humanities made Florence into the cradle of the Renaissance, a cultural flowering rivaled only by that of ancient Greece. The Medicis produced four popes and their genes have been mixed into many of Europe’s royal families. They were very smart with their money.
The Medici family had a lot of wealth and political power in the 13th century because of their success in commerce and banking. The elder son, Cosimo rose to political power in 1434 and ruled as an uncrowned monarch for his whole life. After one of the Medici brothers was forced into exile, it took effort from the younger brother, Giovanni to bring back the power of the Medici family. Later, in the 1530s, Lorenzo the Elder launched a new Medici dynasty. His descendants would rule as grand dukes into the 1700s. The Medici family brought peace and prosperity when they ruled for the most part. They contributed greatly to Renaissance art also.
"The Medici family, also known as the House of Medici, first attained wealth and political power in Florence in the 13th century through its success in commerce and banking. Beginning in 1434 with the rise to power of Cosimo de’ Medici (or Cosimo the Elder), the family’s support of the arts and humanities made Florence into the cradle of the Renaissance, a cultural flowering rivaled only by that of ancient Greece. The Medicis produced four popes (Leo X, Clement VII, Pius IV and Leon XI), and their genes have been mixed into many of Europe’s royal families. The last Medici ruler died without a male heir in 1737, ending the family dynasty after almost three centuries." This family was the most well-known family in Italy at this time. There were extremely influential and brought peace and prosperity.
The Medici Family attained political power in the 13th century, in Florence, though its success in banking and commerce. The Family supports supported the art and humanities made in Florence. The Medici family produced four popes: Leo X, Clement VII, Pius IV, and Leon XI. Their genes have been mixed into many Royal families of Europe.
The Medici Family had political power and wealth in the 13th century. They supported the arts, and sponsored artists including Leonardo Da vinci. The Medici family brought art to Florence.
The Medici family carried a large influence over several famous aspects of the Renaissance. After gaining political power and wealth, the family was responsible for the flourishing of Florence's art and culture, establishing the city as one of the centers of the Renaissance. They were key patrons of the humanities, especially to now famous artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Donatello, and Michelangelo, even commissioning some of these artists' most famous works and allowing them to grow in success and fame. They additionally have blood mixed in with several European royal families and even produced four popes from their family.
The Medici family was a large political power in Florence in the 13th century. They were major supporters of the arts and humanities in Florence which helped their Renaissance success. The Medici family ruled or almost 3 centuries. Through banking they became one of the most important houses in Florence. They sponsored artists such as Michelangelo which contributed to the Renaissance and their family.
The Medicis aided the growth of the Renaissance in Florence, Italy, helping it to become a center of rebirth. Also, four members of the Medici family became pope and many of them married into royalty. They ruled for almost three hundred years, until 1737 when the bloodline finally ran out oaf male heirs. The Medicis rose through banking and commerce. Medici family members funded important artists such as Botticello, Michelangelo, and Leonardo da Vinci, earning themselves even further renown.
The Medici's were a family with power but this was only brought upon by their smart investing and banking. The Medici's were well liked by many people and they wants them to be their sponsors. The Medici family were great at making decisions and that is why most people wanted them to sponsor their works.
"The Medici family, also known as the House of Medici, first attained wealth and political power in Florence in the 13th century through its success in commerce and banking." The Medicis helped with the growth of the Renaissance in Italy. Four members of the Medici family became pope, also most of them married into royal lines. They ruled for about 300 years, till they ran out of male heirs.
The Medici family was a very influential family in the time of the Renaissance. They were a very powerful family. They were a wealthy merchant class developed they had more emphasis on individual achievement. One of the first sponsors. They built their strengths and power by banking and gained status by supporting a famous artist. They supported the arts and they had 4 popes in their line.
The Medici family was a very important family during the renaissance. They were very powerful and sponsored many artists. They brought both art and wealth into the renaissance. The Medici family, also known as the House of Medici, first attained wealth and political power in Florence in the 13th century through its success in commerce and banking.
The Medici family gained their wealth and political power in Florence during the 13th century. The family was a supporter of the arts and humanities which helped make Florence "into the cradle of the Renaissance." Four members of the Medici family became popes and many others are mixed into Europe's royal families. The family ruled for almost three centuries, until they ran out of male heirs.
The Medici Family has had a noteworthy name ever since the Renaissance Time Period. The Medici Dynasty ruled for almost three centuries in Florence, Italy. The family first gained wealth through economic and commercial success. They later brought Florence to the center of the Renaissance movement. The Medici’s are most well known for being an influential patron (or supporter) of the arts and humanities.
• The Medici Family was a very wealthy family who gained their wealth from their success in commerce and banking. The family grew in power as Cosimo de' Medici came to power. The family supported arts and humanities, so the Renaissance grew from that. The Medici family's legacy was the growing support of art, culture, and the Renaissance, which also led to coming of people like Leonardo da Vinci.
The Medici's rose to power as a result of their wealth, accumulated from banking and commerce. With their wealth, they supported the humanities--the arts, especially Michelangelo, Ghiberti, Brunelleschi, Donatello and Fra Angelico. By financially supporting the artists, they allowed an explosion of creativity in the arts world rivaled only by the early Greeks. This artistic era led to Florence being regarded as the cultural center of Europe
The Medici family first gained wealth and power through success in commerce and banking. They then were a big part of the Renaissance, mainly through supporting the arts. There were four popes that came from the Medici family, as well as royal family members. As the Medici started to decline, more authoritarian rule was established, which produced stability in Florence and Tuscany.
They were a very wealthy and powerful family. They got their wealth from banking and commerce. The Medici family used some of their plentiful money to support artists. This allowed a variety of arts to thrive. All of the new creative art helped Europe become the cultural center of Europe.
The Medici family gained their wealth through the banking industry in florence. They then became patrons of many artists. This is how the ideas of the Renaissance became well known.
The Medici family was a powerful family supporting many artists, bringing art and wealth into the Renaissance. In fact, they helped with much of the growth of the Italian Renaissance. Four of the Medici's were pope and ruled for three centutires until they ran out of male heirs.
The Medici family first gained success with their skill in banking. They continued to support art and humanism throughout their years. The Medicis produced four popes. Descendants of the Medici family continued to reign in high and influential positions, all while still supporting the arts. The family contributed to the Renaissance and made Florence the capital and center of the Renaissance and made Italy a strong country in Europe.
The Medici family supported artists and humanism. Many important people came from their family (4 popes) without the Medici family many famous artists would be unknown without their support. Also, the started the bank and had a lot of success.
The Medici Family had great power in wealth. They supported humanism and the arts. They sponsored many famous artists. Also 4 popes came from their family. They also started banks.
"The Medici family, also known as the House of Medici, first attained wealth and political power in Florence in the 13th century through its success in commerce and banking." The Medici's were the most influential family in Florence. During a dynasty lasting almost three centuries, the Medici's produced four popes and have spread their genes so that many of Europe's royal families have Medici blood in their veins. The Medici family were huge patrons of the arts supporting the works of famous artists such as Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, and Michelangelo. Without the Medici's support, these Renaissance masters might not have succeeded or become as successful as they are. The grand duke Ferdinand made a influence on the arts as "he founded the Villa Medici at Rome and brought many priceless works of art to Florence." Also, when the Medici line started to decline, they established a more authoritarian rule which produced stability in Florence and Tuscany.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family was influential in Italy during the 13th century. The family supported the Arts.
ReplyDeleteThe family had 4 popes in their line along with several rulers and their line lasted for almost 3 centuries.
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The family's legacy was one of creating and supporting the arts. This helped Florence in the Renaissance, also the Medici family produced four popes.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici Family attained wealth and power in Florence Italy in the 1200s due to their banking success. Out of the Medici families came four popes!
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family was so powerful mostly because of their money, which they acquired through trade, investing, and banking. Many people wanted the Medici family to sponsor them or their art or writing. Artists and Writers needed money to succeed and the Medici family could help them with their career success. The Medici's were also very good at making decisions which led to them sponsoring and choosing a total of four popes. They also had numerous descendants so their power continued.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family was a banking family who supported Renaissance Men and Women. They were very powerful and had a say in which artists became known. They backed artists like Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo. When the last Medici grand duke died, so did the dynasty.
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ReplyDeleteThe Medici family had a lot of political power and wealth in the 13th century in Florence, Italy. The family was very influential in the arts and they sponsored artists like Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci. They also brought fourth 4 popes.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family was influential in Italy during the 13th century. The family supported the Arts. They sponsored many artists like da Vinci and Michelangelo. They helped flourish Renaissance culture and made Florence the center of Europe.The family had 4 popes in their line along with several rulers and their line lasted for almost 3 centuries.
ReplyDeleteThe legacy of the Medici family was that they helped launch art in the Renaissance by sponsoring many famous artists. "The Medici family, also known as the House of Medici, first attained wealth and political power in Florence in the 13th century through its success in commerce and banking." They were very important in Florence because of their power. Many of the famous artists from that time wouldn't be famous without the help of the Medici family.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family was influential for Italy during the 13th century. They were successful at banking, and the family’s support of the arts influenced Florence in becoming a center of Europe. The Medicis produced four popes and made several artists famous through their sponsoring, including Michelangelo.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family first obtained wealth and political power in Florence in the 13th century through its success in commerce and banking. The Medici family's elder grandson is also known for flourishing the Renaissance culture and making Florence become the cultural center of Europe. Unfortunately, the Medici family declined when Gian Gastone died without a male heir. The European reign was eventually passed on to the Happsburg-Lorraine family. In conclusion, I would say that the Medici family's legacy would be the bringing upon of Renaissance culture.
ReplyDeleteThey were a family that were wealthy and had political power in the 13th century in Florence. They supported the arts, knows as the Renaissance. The Medici family declined when Gian Gastone died without a male heir in 1737, ending the family dynasty of 3 centuries. The Medici family brought upon the Renaissance period because they sponsored the artists during that period.
ReplyDeleteThey supported the arts with their wealth, making Florence the center of the Renaissance. Four Popes were part of the Medici family and many European royals have Medici ancestors and family. Their family dynasty lasted almost 300 years.
ReplyDeleteThey started the reign of the Hapsburg-Lorraine family when they fell out of power. Mainly, they brought art to Florence, and some even became rulers of France.
ReplyDeleteThe legacy of the Medici family was that they were rulers that were very powerful that also brought art and wealth into Florence. "The Medici family, also known as the House of Medici, first attained wealth and political power in Florence in the 13th century through its success in commerce and banking." From this created a strong place to live in
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family first attained wealth and political power in Florence through its success to commerce and banking. The family’s support of the arts and humanities made Florence into the cradle of the Renaissance, a cultural flowering rivaled only by that of ancient Greece.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family was very influential in the Renaissance. A long line of ruler came from their family, and even four popes. They were very popular among artists, as they sponsored them and supported their work. The Medici family became one of the most powerful families in Florence, as they brought plenty of wealth to the city. The Medici family was powerful and influenced the economy of Florence in positive ways, leading them to rule for a long time.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family, also known as the House of Medici, first attained wealth and political power in Florence in the 13th century through its success in commerce and banking. Beginning in 1434 with the rise to power of Cosimo de’ Medici , the family’s support of the arts and humanities made Florence into the cradle of the Renaissance, a cultural flowering rivaled only by that of ancient Greece. The Medicis produced four popes and their genes have been mixed into many of Europe’s royal families. They were very smart with their money.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family had a lot of wealth and political power in the 13th century because of their success in commerce and banking. The elder son, Cosimo rose to political power in 1434 and ruled as an uncrowned monarch for his whole life. After one of the Medici brothers was forced into exile, it took effort from the younger brother, Giovanni to bring back the power of the Medici family. Later, in the 1530s, Lorenzo the Elder launched a new Medici dynasty. His descendants would rule as grand dukes into the 1700s. The Medici family brought peace and prosperity when they ruled for the most part. They contributed greatly to Renaissance art also.
ReplyDelete"The Medici family, also known as the House of Medici, first attained wealth and political power in Florence in the 13th century through its success in commerce and banking. Beginning in 1434 with the rise to power of Cosimo de’ Medici (or Cosimo the Elder), the family’s support of the arts and humanities made Florence into the cradle of the Renaissance, a cultural flowering rivaled only by that of ancient Greece. The Medicis produced four popes (Leo X, Clement VII, Pius IV and Leon XI), and their genes have been mixed into many of Europe’s royal families. The last Medici ruler died without a male heir in 1737, ending the family dynasty after almost three centuries." This family was the most well-known family in Italy at this time. There were extremely influential and brought peace and prosperity.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici Family attained political power in the 13th century, in Florence, though its success in banking and commerce. The Family supports supported the art and humanities made in Florence. The Medici family produced four popes: Leo X, Clement VII, Pius IV, and Leon XI. Their genes have been mixed into many Royal families of Europe.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici Family had political power and wealth in the 13th century. They supported the arts, and sponsored artists including Leonardo Da vinci. The Medici family brought art to Florence.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family carried a large influence over several famous aspects of the Renaissance. After gaining political power and wealth, the family was responsible for the flourishing of Florence's art and culture, establishing the city as one of the centers of the Renaissance. They were key patrons of the humanities, especially to now famous artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Donatello, and Michelangelo, even commissioning some of these artists' most famous works and allowing them to grow in success and fame. They additionally have blood mixed in with several European royal families and even produced four popes from their family.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family was a large political power in Florence in the 13th century. They were major supporters of the arts and humanities in Florence which helped their Renaissance success. The Medici family ruled or almost 3 centuries. Through banking they became one of the most important houses in Florence. They sponsored artists such as Michelangelo which contributed to the Renaissance and their family.
ReplyDeleteThe Medicis aided the growth of the Renaissance in Florence, Italy, helping it to become a center of rebirth. Also, four members of the Medici family became pope and many of them married into royalty. They ruled for almost three hundred years, until 1737 when the bloodline finally ran out oaf male heirs.
ReplyDeleteThe Medicis rose through banking and commerce. Medici family members funded important artists such as Botticello, Michelangelo, and Leonardo da Vinci, earning themselves even further renown.
The Medici's were a family with power but this was only brought upon by their smart investing and banking. The Medici's were well liked by many people and they wants them to be their sponsors. The Medici family were great at making decisions and that is why most people wanted them to sponsor their works.
ReplyDelete"The Medici family, also known as the House of Medici, first attained wealth and political power in Florence in the 13th century through its success in commerce and banking."
ReplyDeleteThe Medicis helped with the growth of the Renaissance in Italy. Four members of the Medici family became pope, also most of them married into royal lines. They ruled for about 300 years, till they ran out of male heirs.
The Medici family was a very influential family in the time of the Renaissance. They were a very powerful family. They were a wealthy merchant class developed they had more emphasis on individual achievement. One of the first sponsors. They built their strengths and power by banking and gained status by supporting a famous artist. They supported the arts and they had 4 popes in their line.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family was a very important family during the renaissance. They were very powerful and sponsored many artists. They brought both art and wealth into the renaissance. The Medici family, also known as the House of Medici, first attained wealth and political power in Florence in the 13th century through its success in commerce and banking.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family gained their wealth and political power in Florence during the 13th century. The family was a supporter of the arts and humanities which helped make Florence "into the cradle of the Renaissance." Four members of the Medici family became popes and many others are mixed into Europe's royal families. The family ruled for almost three centuries, until they ran out of male heirs.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici Family has had a noteworthy name ever since the Renaissance Time Period. The Medici Dynasty ruled for almost three centuries in Florence, Italy. The family first gained wealth through economic and commercial success. They later brought Florence to the center of the Renaissance movement. The Medici’s are most well known for being an influential patron (or supporter) of the arts and humanities.
ReplyDelete• The Medici Family was a very wealthy family who gained their wealth from their success in commerce and banking. The family grew in power as Cosimo de' Medici came to power. The family supported arts and humanities, so the Renaissance grew from that. The Medici family's legacy was the growing support of art, culture, and the Renaissance, which also led to coming of people like Leonardo da Vinci.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici's rose to power as a result of their wealth, accumulated from banking and commerce. With their wealth, they supported the humanities--the arts, especially Michelangelo, Ghiberti, Brunelleschi, Donatello and Fra Angelico. By financially supporting the artists, they allowed an explosion of creativity in the arts world rivaled only by the early Greeks. This artistic era led to Florence being regarded as the cultural center of Europe
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family first gained wealth and power through success in commerce and banking. They then were a big part of the Renaissance, mainly through supporting the arts. There were four popes that came from the Medici family, as well as royal family members. As the Medici started to decline, more authoritarian rule was established, which produced stability in Florence and Tuscany.
ReplyDeleteThey were a very wealthy and powerful family. They got their wealth from banking and commerce. The Medici family used some of their plentiful money to support artists. This allowed a variety of arts to thrive. All of the new creative art helped Europe become the cultural center of Europe.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family gained their wealth through the banking industry in florence. They then became patrons of many artists. This is how the ideas of the Renaissance became well known.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family was a powerful family supporting many artists, bringing art and wealth into the Renaissance. In fact, they helped with much of the growth of the Italian Renaissance. Four of the Medici's were pope and ruled for three centutires until they ran out of male heirs.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family first gained success with their skill in banking. They continued to support art and humanism throughout their years. The Medicis produced four popes. Descendants of the Medici family continued to reign in high and influential positions, all while still supporting the arts. The family contributed to the Renaissance and made Florence the capital and center of the Renaissance and made Italy a strong country in Europe.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici family supported artists and humanism. Many important people came from their family (4 popes) without the Medici family many famous artists would be unknown without their support. Also, the started the bank and had a lot of success.
ReplyDeleteThe Medici Family had great power in wealth. They supported humanism and the arts. They sponsored many famous artists. Also 4 popes came from their family. They also started banks.
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