Artists
Literature
Main Ideas
Events/ Inventions
Miscellaneous
100
This man was a true "Renaissance Man" and is most notable for the paining "The Mona Lisa"
Leonardo Davinci 
100
Famous English playwright, author of "Romeo and Juliet"
William Shakespeare 
100
The word renaissance is the Italian word meaning.... 
rebirth
100
Invented in 1450, this allowed for books to be copied much faster
Printing Press
100
This family supported the Italian Renissance in Florance
The Medici Family
200
This artist painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
Michangelo
200
This man wrote "The Prince"
Niccolo Machivelli 
200
This idea central to renaissance works emphasizes individual potential and the lives of ordinary people
humanism
200

This event is usually credited with creating the situation in Europe for the Renaissance

The Crusades

200
This girl claimed she heard the voice of God, and led french soliders during the 100 years war.
Joan of Arc
300
This artist oftern put himself in his paintings, and created "The School of Athens"
Raphael 
300

This is the first book printed, 5 made by Gutenberg himself still exist

The Bible

300
The Renaissance draws upon ideas from these earlier cultures
Greek and Roman
300

This military invention brought about the end of the age of knights in combat, also was the invention that helped the British in the 100 years war

The Longbow

300
This man invented the movable type printing press
Johannes Gutenberg 
400
This artist focused on scupture of mythological figures such as the statue of David and Pan
Donatello
400

This novel, Don Quixote, a satirical novel written about medieval knights was written in this language

Spanish

400
Books were printed in this, meaning common native languages
vernacular
400

Who won the 100 years war?

France

400
If the Italian Renaissance is known for its art, the English Renaissance for its literature, the French Renaissance is especially regarded for its? 
Architecture
500
This Dutch Painter is the most famous of the Northern Renaissance Movement, most notably for his painting "The Arnolfini Portriat" 
Jan van Eyck 
500

This theologian wrote about the abuses of the church in "In Praise of Folly"


Erasmus 

500
Art during this period became heavily non-religious, also know as?
secular
500

Renaissance Music relied heavily on this instrument, an album is called the Golden "this"


Lute
500

Name 2 of the  major cities associated with the Italian Renaissance

Florence

Genoa

Milan

Venice

Rome


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