Anatomy (Hope)
Printing Press (Aikam)
Scientific Method (Aikam)
Mathematics (Hope)
Medicine (Carter)
100

Who was Andreas Vesalius, and what was his contribution to anatomy?

This groundbreaking work, based on his own dissections, corrected numerous errors in the understanding of human anatomy prevalent at the time.

100

Who Invented the Printing Press with the movable type?

Who is Johannes Gutenberg?

100

Key Renaissance figures who used the scientific method.

Nicolaus Copernicus, Leonardo da Vinci, Galileo Galilei, William Harvey.

100

How did Leonardo da Vinci view mathematics?

Leonardo da Vinci believed that mathematics was the basic tool for understanding the universe.



100

What is a traditional way of healing in the Renaissance?

Rely on the wisdom of elders, use the medicinal power of plants, and pray to God.



200

How did the Renaissance period revolutionize the study of human anatomy?

The study of human anatomy saw major advancements during the Renaissance. Scholars and artists began dissecting human bodies, allowing for a more accurate understanding and overcoming many misconceptions from the medieval period.

200

What was the most significant impact of the Printing Press on European Society?

What's the spread of knowledge and ideas?

200

Known for his detailed anatomical drawings and scientific observations, combined art and science to explore human anatomy and other natural phenomena

Who is Leonardo da Vinci?

200

Which ancient mathematician is known for their work in geometry?

 Euclid is known for his work in geometry.

200

During the Renaissance who played the important role of treating the sick

Midwives and others with knowledge of traditional and herbal remedies.

300

What artist played a role in the advancement of anatomy?

Artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo conducted detailed studies of the human body through dissections. Their work not only improved artistic representation but also significantly contributed to the scientific understanding of anatomy.

300

What were some of the first types of texts printed on the printing press?

Bibles, religious texts, and classical works.

300

The development of this process, emphasizing observation, experimentation, and systematic questioning, was crucial to Renaissance scientific advancements.

What is the scientific method?

300

Which Renaissance astronomer used mathematical calculations in their work?

Johannes Kepler used mathematical calculations in his work.

300

What were common ways of treating disease?

Bloodletting and applying leeches



400

What influence did anatomy have on modern medicine?

The anatomical studies and illustrations from the Renaissance laid the foundations for modern anatomy and medicine.

400

Explain how the printing press helped to fuel the Protestant Reformation. 

By allowing reformers to quickly and widely distribute their ideas and criticisms of the Catholic Chruch.

400

This Italian scientist improved the telescope and made significant astronomical observations, including the phases of Venus.

Who is Galileo Galilei?

400

Who is renowned for their contributions to algebra in ancient times?

 Al-Khwarizmi is renowned for his contributions to algebra.

400

What was the medical prescription for healing wounds during the renaissance?

Ten green lizards cooked in one pound of olive oil then, filtered through linen, add one measure of marjoram and wormwood once done cook slowly and set for use.

500

How did dissection practices evolve during the Renaissance?

Dissection practices became more prevalent despite initial societal and religious resistance. Artists and anatomists conducted dissections to study the structure of the human body in detail, forming a bridge between artistic and scientific knowledge.

500

How did the printing press contribute to literacy growth among women, and what were the social and intellectual consequences of this development? 

By making books more affordable and accessible, the printing press empowered women to gain knowledge and education, increasing female participation in intellectual and social spheres.

500

What were some of the key challenges faced by Renaissance scientists in advancing the scientific method?

Renaissance scientists faced challenges such as resistance from religious authorities, limited access to research tools and materials, and the need to overcome long-standing traditional beliefs.

500

This Italian mathematician is known for introducing the Fibonacci sequence to the Western world.

Who is Fibonacci?

500

How much medical knowledge did they have during the Renaissance?

Little to none!

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