End of Medieval Times
The New World
Exploration
The Reformation
Renaissance Art
100
The Bubonic plague.
What is killer of millions and savior of serfs.
100
Columbus.
What is the explorer who discovered the Americas.
100
The European worldview before Columbus' voyages.
What is the Mediterranean Sea and the lands that surrounded it.
100
Martin Luther.
What is the first person to protest the Church's practices.
100
Realism.
What is making things in art look like they actually did.
200
Freedom of serfs.
What is serfs are in demand and are now payed.
200
Francisco Pizarro.
What is conqueror of the Incas.
200
Asia.
What is the location that most European explorers were trying to get to.
200
Protestants.
What is a new branch of Christianity who believes that people can read and interpret the Bible however they like.
200
Halos.
What is something used in Medieval art but not used in Renaissance art for lack of realism.
300
Marketing cities.
What is what happens after the feudal system decays.
300
Hernan Cortes.
What is the conqueror of the Aztecs.
300
Circumnavigate.
What is to sail all the way around something.
300
Faith in Christ.
What is how the Protestants believe you get to heaven.
300
Background.
What is a natural scene for Renaissance but gold for Medieval art.
400
Castles are destroyed.
What is the invention of new technologies such as the longbow and cannon.
400
Amerigo Vespucci.
What is the person who figured out that the Americas were two new continents.
400
Ferdinand Magellan.
What is the first person to lead a voyage that successfully circumnavigated Earth.
400
95 Theses.
What is a paper Martin Luther wrote, protesting against the Church.
400
Perspective.
What is the use of 3-D in renaissance art.
500
Florence.
What is the center of the Renaissance.
500
1492.
What is the year Columbus sailed to get to America.
500
Incas.
What is the dominant empire in South America; conquered by Francisco Pizarro.
500
Indulgences.
What is what the Church said would get you to heaven, but the protestants disagree with.
500
Subjects.
What is ordinary people are now worthy of art, not just religious scenes.
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