Characteristics of the Renaissance
Thought and Literature
The Visual Arts
Beginning of Reformation
Spread of the Reformation
100

renewed focus on man's capabilities

humanism

100

The greatest playwright of all time

Shakespeare

100

Painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

Michelangelo

100

Posted the 95 Theses on the door of the Wittenburg Church in Germany

Martin Luther

100
He broke with the Catholic Church to get a divorce

Henry VIII

200

The word “renaissance” is French for this word

rebirth

200

Published the first Greek New Testament

Erasmus 

200

Probably the best example of the Renaissance man

Leonardo da Vinci

200

Known as the "Morning Star of the Reformation"

John Wycliffe

200

Means "rebaptize" or "baptize again"

Anabaptist

300
Another term for the humanities

liberal arts

300
Wrote the book The Prince

Niccolo Machiavelli

300

Painted The School of Athens

Raphael

300

Pope who raised money to rebuild St. Peter's Basilica.

Leo X

300
A term for French Protestants

Huguenots

400

Purpose of liberal arts education

develop well-rounded individuals

400

The most famous patrons of Renaissance art

Medici family

400

Artist that added movement to Renaissance art

Sandro Botticelli

400

Martin Luther given the chance to defend his beliefs here

Diet of Worms

400

Spanish king and one of the strongest defenders of the Catholic Church

Philip II

500

the movement that spread across Europe from 14th-16th centuries

Renaissance

500
The foremost Spanish writer of the late Renaissance

Miguel de Cervantes

500

The most famous painter of the early Italian Renaissance

Giotto di Bondone

500

Wrote the Augsburg Confession

Philipp Melanchthon

500

Established the Bourbon line of kings

Henry of Navarre (Henry IV)

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