The Renaissance
Medieval Europe
The Age of Exploration
Black Plague/The Protestant Reformation
Renaissance Art
100

The Renaissance was a rebirth of this culture/Empire. 

Roman-Greco/Ancient Roman Empire 
100

The social structure where people exchange land for services/protection. 

Feudalism 

100

The disease that killed the Aztecs after the Spanish came. 

Smallpox

100

How the Black Plague got into Europe. 

Trade Ships 

100

The painter of the Mona Lisa. 

Leonardo Da Vinci

200

The Renaissance started in this country. 

Italy

200

This person is at the top of the pyramid and theoretically owns all the land. 

The King 

200

The extensive exchange of plants and animals between the Old and New Worlds.

Columbian Exchange

200

The Catholic Church believed you had to do this in order to get salvation. 

Good Works 

200

A quality of Renaissance art that focuses on human anatomy, realism, and symmetry. 

Humanism 

300

The Medici Family earned their wealth by doing this. 

Trade/Banking

300

The meaning of Medieval. 

Middle

300

The Aztec capital city 

Tenochtitlan

300

The amount of the European population that was killed after the Black Plague. 

1/3

300

This artist painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. 

Michelangelo

400

This Renaissance idea focused on human potential, achievements, and capabilities rather than solely divine or supernatural matters.

Individualism

400

The group that owned the most land besides the king. 

The Church

400

The three G's of the age of exploration.

Gold, Glory, and God

400

Martin Luther made his 95 Theses mostly against this action. 

Indulgences. 

400

The strong contrast between light and dark areas. 

Chiaroscuro

500

Greek Scholars fled to Italy after this event. 

The Fall of Constantinople. 

500

The time period of the Middle Ages. 

1000-1500

500

The first person to sail around Africa. 

Bartolomeu Dias

500
Martin Luther's actions created this split in Christianity. (The name of the two branches) 

Protestant/Catholic

500

A technique that blurs lines and creates a smoky effect. 

Sfumato

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