Renaissance Spirit
Art & Literature
Religious Revolution
Science and Technology
Impact & Change
100
This Italian city-state is considered the "birthplace" or center of the Renaissance.
What is Florence
100
He is the "Renaissance Man" who painted the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper.
Leonardo da Vinci
100
Martin Luther’s list of arguments against the Catholic Church was called this.
95 Theses
100
Johannes Gutenberg’s invention revolutionized the spread of ideas.
Printing Press
100
The powerful banking family that funded the Renaissance in Florence.
Medici Family
200
Humanism, Individualism, and a Questioning Spirit were the three major ______ of the Renaissance.
Themes or Characteristics
200
This English playwright brought Renaissance themes to the masses in the North.
William Shakespeare
200
The core belief of John Calvin is that God has already determined who is saved.
Predestination
200
The theory that the Sun, not the Earth, is the center of the universe.
heliocentric
200
This Dutch humanist wrote In the Process of Folly, promoting humanist ideas and criticizing the corruption of the Catholic Church, and also wanted the Bible printed in the vernacular.
Erasmus
300
Medieval life focused on the afterlife; Renaissance life focused on ______ potential.
The Individual Person
300
Thomas More wrote this book about an "ideal" or "perfect" society.
Utopia
300
he 95 Theses specifically criticized the Church for selling these "tickets to heaven."
Indulgences
300
He was put under house arrest for using a telescope to prove the Earth moves.
Galileo
300
This is a major result of the Reformation regarding European religious unity.
Religious division (End of religious unity in Europe; rise of new denominations)
400
Unlike Medieval art, Renaissance art used this technique to create 3D depth.
Perspective (Linear Perspective)
400
Michelangelo spent four years painting the ceiling of this famous chapel.
The Sistine Chapel
400
The name of the movement aimed at reforming the corruption of the Catholic Church.
The Protestant Reformation
400
He was the first to mathematically prove the Heliocentric Theory.
Nicolau Copernicus
400
This increased significantly across Europe because books became cheaper.
Literacy Rate
500
Who was Dante’s guide in the Inferno?
Virgil
500
Virgil was not Christian, so he could not travel to this place with Dante.
Paradise or Heaven
500
This event gave German rulers the option of following the Catholic Church or other Protestant Denominations
Peace of Augsburg
500
He wrote out ideas, filling 20,000 pages of notes
Leonardo Da Vinci
500
Was the Bridge between Medieval Europe and the Renaissance
Dante