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100

He became a government official in this country.

What is China?

100

This city was famous for beautiful glass.

What is Venice?

100

His drawings of anatomy were full of incredible details. He was an artist, an inventor, and even a party planner.

Who was Leonardo da Vinci?

100

This is the main effect that merchant families had on the Renaissance in Italian cities.

What is the families supported arts and learning?

100

These institutions had a major influence on ideas of the Renaissance spreading to Northern Europe

What are universities?

100

This is the term that refers to the language people used in everyday life. 

What is the vernacular?

100

Luther translated the bible into this language.

What is German?

100

This was the main goal of the Catholic Reformation

What is to convert people around the world to Catholicism?

100

His writing of The Prince had a profound impact on politics.

Who was Machiavelli?

200

These people made the first step in establishing China by taking over China and making the roads safe for travel.

Who were the Mongols?


200

He was a ruler of Florence who valued education and culture.

Who was Cosimo de Medici?


200

He sculpted David.

Who was Michelangelo?

200

This was a move away from glorifying God in art and literature. The focus was on human beings.

What is Humanism?

200

When it comes to humanism, the northern European Renaissance was far more concerned about the history of Christianity than this Renaissance

What was the Italian Renaissance?

200

Classics, ancient Latin texts, were discovered in these throughout Europe.

What are monasteries?

200

People supported Luther's reforms for the Catholic church because of this.

What is people were also fed up with church practices.

200

He believed that wealth should not stand in the way of salvation.

Who was Calvin?

200

His ideas on teaching history affected education for many years.

Who was Petrarch? 

300

These are the four most important port cities of Italy during the Renaissance.

What are Florence, Milan, Genoa, and Venice?

300

The renaissance was a return to the subjects of these two classical cultures and to a focus on their writings.

What are Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome (or what are Greece and Rome?

300

He painted the Sistine Chapel

Who was Michelangelo?

300

This was the name for French protestants

Who were the Huguenots?

300

Northern European art was characterized by scenes of this.

What are scenes that showed the everyday life of workers and farmers?

300

During this period in history, artists and thinkers began to be interested in more than religion; they began to be interested in other more humanist ideas.

What is the Renaissance?

300

This is why Catholicism was so strong in Spain.

People who did not believe in Catholicism were thrown out, converted, or killed.

300

He wanted to convert the bible into English

Who was William Tyndale?


300

Ancient Latin texts were discovered in these throughout Europe.

What are monasteries?

400

The growth of trade along the Silk Road affected the drawing of these because traders would come back with a better sense of the geography.

What are maps?

400

This major body of water allowed the port cities of Venice and Genoa to thrive.

What was the Mediterranean Sea?

400

He is famous for a double layered dome on the Florence Cathedral. He used his skills as a cartographer to enhance his accuracy.

Who was Brunelleschi?

400

By building a beautiful dome to be supported by the walls of a cathedral, Brunelleschi was able to combine his talent in both of these fields.

What are art and mathematics?

400

His ideas about history helped to affect education for many years to come.

Who was Petrarch?

400

He is responsible for some 10,000 words coming into the English language. He is often referred to as "the bard".

Who is William Shakespeare?

400

This is what happened as a result of the Protestant Reformation.

What is most of northern Europe became protestant?
400

The French King allowed many of these to remain in some towns in order to make peace in France.

What are Huguenots or Protestants or French Protestants?

400

This Italian port city was the wealthiest of the four.

What was Florence?

500

This commercial activity along the Silk Road was greatly expanded in large part due to the travel of the Polo family.

What is trade?

500

This Italian port city was the wealthiest.

What was Florence?

500

He was know for his incredibly realistic detail in his prints.

Who was Albrecht Durer?

500

He wrote Don Quixote.

Who was Miguel de Cernvantes?

500

Northern European artists depicted life like details in their paintings of plants and animals using this kind of paint.

What is oil paint? 

500

These two styles of statues both featured lifelike poses and many details of human anatomy. The focus was on the human form and the clothing looked so realistic that it could have been in motion.

What is Renaissance and Classical?

500

The sharing of power between the central government and the self-governed religions is what led to this.

What is federalism?

500

The Catholic Church had claimed at one time that the more indulgences you could pay, then the less time you would have to spend here.

What was purgatory?

500
Because this person wanted to make sure that his city was the most beautiful in all the world, it helped bring about the Renaissance.

Who was Cosimo de Medici?

600

He painted the Last Supper

Who was Leonardo da Vinci?

600

He wrote Romeo and Juliet

 Who was William Shakespeare?

600

He used a scientific study of the anatomy to sketch muscles and bones.

Who was Leonardo da Vinci?

600

These people's conquest of the Byzantine Empire helped contribute to the Renaissance by their scholars fleeing to Italy with many classics that people had long thought were lost forever.

Who were the Turks?

600

Erasmus and Dante both highlighted these in society and wrote about them.

What are problems in society? What are problems?

600

He invented the Printing Press

Who was Johann Gutenberg?

600

Luther believed that anyone should be able to have a direct relationship with this.

What is god?

600

European rulers could decide whether their countries would be Catholic or Protestant as a result of this war.

What was the Thirty Years War?

600

The Protestant Reformation led to this reformation. 

What is the Catholic Reformation?

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