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Stefan Hanss discussed how figures like the Queen of Sheba, shown on a sewing box from Nuremberg, linked craft to femininity during a “Material” form of this period. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this period. Joan Kelly-Gadol’s essay titled “Did Women Have” this historical period argued that a change in conceptions of courtly love reduced focus on powerful women’s needs.
ANSWER: the Renaissance [accept Material Renaissance; accept “Did Women Have a Renaissance?”]
[10h] Early 17th-century receipts from this duchy illustrate craftswomen’s activity in the German Material Renaissance. Sabina of Bavaria, wife of this duchy’s so-called “Swabian Henry VIII,” Ulrich, formed a Protestant court at Nürtingen.
ANSWER: Duchy of Württemberg (“VURT-em-berg”) [or Herzogtum Württemberg; reject “Baden-Württemberg”]
[10e] In mid-17th-century Württemberg, these institutions for tailors only let unmarried women do seamstress work. The Arte di Calimala for textiles in Florence was an older one of these craftsmen’s associations.
ANSWER: guilds [accept trade guilds or craft guilds]
<Editors, European History> | B. Prelims 2 - Northwestern A + Virginia Tech + Brown + Penn State

HeardPPBE %M %H %
2117.62100%76%0%

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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
BruinStanford A1001020ME
CambridgeVirginia1001020ME
Chicago AOhio State1001020ME
Columbia AUCF1001020ME
Columbia BCornell1001020ME
Georgia Tech AWashU1001020ME
Georgia Tech CMichigan1001020ME
HarvardGeorgetown1001020ME
Illinois AVanderbilt1001020ME
IndianaMIT1001020ME
MinnesotaGeorgia Tech B1001020ME
North CarolinaBritish Columbia1001020ME
Northwestern BJohns Hopkins001010E
PittsburghMaryland A1001020ME
PurdueUCLA1001020ME
RutgersUC Berkeley A001010E
Stanford BNYU A001010E
TexasSwarthmore001010E
Toronto AMaryland B1001020ME
Toronto BIllinois B1001020ME
WaterlooNYU B001010E

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TournamentEditionMatchHeardPPBE %M %H %
Main Site2026-04-17✓2117.62100%76%0%