Renaissance
What does 'Renaissance' mean?
What is "Rebirth"
This term refers to a formal split or separation
What is a 'Schism'
This artist is most famous for painting the Mona Lisa.
Who is ''Leonardo da Vinci'
This word in GRAPES refers to the different inventions, creations, and breakthroughs left behind by a civilization
What is 'Achievements'
A term for a religion that worships only one god
What is 'Monotheistic'
This man is credited with beginning the Protestant Reformation
Who is Martin Luther
This artist took 4 years to paint a massive biblical story on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
Who is Michelangelo
This word in GRAPES connects to the beliefs and values that a society holds.
What is 'Religion'
This religion spread rapidly across Northern Africa and the Middle East between 750 - 1400 CE
What is 'Islam'
The act of wealthy nobles and individuals paying money to artists
What is 'Patronage'
The name of the Protestant church founded by King Henry VIII in England
'It is better ot be feared than loved'
Who is 'Machiavelli'
In Renaissance Europe, that GRAPES term refers to the hierachy or power in society, where Nobles were on top and Townsfolk were at the bottom.
What is 'Social Structure'
What is 'The Silk Road'
This family ruled Florence and funded many artists of the Renaissance including Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, and Machiaveli
Who is, The Medici Family
This invention allowed for Bibles and documents to be printed in local languages, spreading the Protestant Reformation rapidly across Northern Europe
What is the 'Printing Press'
This famous writer from Northern Europe believed that the Catholic Church needed to reform, but remained a Catholic until his death.
Who is 'Erasmus'
In the Inca Empire, these mountains made travel and transportation difficult, forcing the Inca to create large rope bridge.
What are the 'Andes Mountains'
This tasty trade item from South East Asia was the most desirable trade item in Europe, eventually pushing Europeans to sail around Africa to get direct access to it.
What are 'Spices'
This Renaissance movement promoted a balance between education, self-improvement, and religion
What is 'Humanism'
The counter-revolutionary movement in Spain that punished non-Catholics as heretics against the Catholic faith
What is the 'Inquisition'
That art term refers to creating art, statues, and paintings that is very life-like.
What is 'Realism'
Connecting to the term 'Government' in GRAPES, this was the title for the emperor of the Inca
What is the 'Sapa Inca'
In Buddhism, this is the ultimate spiritual goal. Worshipers seek to achieve...
What is 'Nirvana'