The Plague
Renaissance 101
Famous People
Let's look at some Art!
Vocabulary
100
What animal initially spread the plague?
Rats
100
From when to when did the Renaissance take place?
1300 -1600
100
This person was responsible for the Sistine Chapel, La Pieta, The David, Dome of St. Peter’s.
Michelangelo
100
What is the name of this piece?
The Mona Lisa
100
A person who gives financial or other support to a person, organization, cause, or activity.
A Patron
200
What are two other names for the plague?
The Bubonic Plague and the Black Death
200
Where did the Renaissance begin?
Italy
200
Who invented the printing press?
Johann Gutenberg
200
What Renaissance art technique is being used in this piece of art known as The School of Athens?
Perspective
200
Having to do with worldly matters rather than religious ones.
Secular
300
The plague lead to an increase in religiousness in Italy, true or false?
False
300
The Renaissance was the revival of what two things?
Art and Learning
300
Who created the Last Supper, Mona Lisa, as well as many sketches of inventions and the human body?
DaVinci
300
This artist became famous for his etchings and carvings like the one below.
Albrecht Durer
300
What does the french word Renaissance mean in English?
Rebirth
400
There was a decline in the ________ force during the plague.
Labor
400
The Renaissance brought back the cultures of ancient ___________ & ____________.
Greece and Rome
400
This man believed if you couldn't be both loved and feared, it is better to be feared.
Machiavelli
400
Is this David by Donatello or Michelangelo?
Michelangelo
400
When discussing the renaissance what does the "classics" or "classical" mean?
Greek or Roman
500
What happened to wages during the plague?
They increased
500
An intellectual movement that focused on human potential and achievements
Humanism
500
He wrote the book Utopia, which depicts an imaginary society without crime, greed, or suffering.
Thomas More
500
What event from the Christian faith is depicted in this panel from the Sistine Chapel? 
The Creation of Adam
500
What does it mean to produce work "in the vernacular"?
To produce work in native or local language
600
What was a symptom of the Plague?
- Fever
- Chills
- Coughing Blood
- Weakness
- Black Buboes (Swollen Lymph nodes)
600
What was the main difference between the Northern renaissance and the Italian Renaissance?
The Northern renaissance focused more on religious reform
600
She was the first European woman to make her living as a writer and advocate for gender equality.
Christine de Pizan
600
Which famous Renaissance painter created this painting?
Leonardo da Vinci
600
The illusion of three dimensions on a flat surface or in art
Perspective