Vocabulary
Bubonic Plague/Black Death
Renaissance
People
100

What is the term for writing and speaking in a person's native language? 

vernacular 

100

Where did the Bubonic Plague orginiate? 

China

100

Where did the renaissance start? 

Italy

100

Who was a fbmous Renaissance artist known for his painting and inventions? 

DaVinci

200
Define the term that describes a wealthy person or family who funded the arts. 

A patron

200

Name the creatures that helped spread the plague. 

Rats and fleas

200

Why were partrons able to support the ars during the Renaissance? 

They had become wealthy from trade. 

200

Name a prominent figurein the literature of the Renaissance. 

Shakespeare

300

What movement focused on human achievements and Greek and Roman culture? 

Humanism 

300

Who were the main people responsible for spreading the plauge through trade? 

merchants and traders

300

Who invented the printing press and what was it's significance? 

Gutenberg. It helped to spread ideas quickly because they could mass produce print which spread knowledge. 

300

Identify a notable patron of the arts during the Renaissance

The Medici Family 

400

Identify a well-rounded person with many talents, often referred to as a ......

Renaissance Man 

400

How did trade routes contribute to the spread of the plague?

Merchants traveling the silk road brought the disease to Italy. 

400

How did the printing press affect literacy in Europe? 

It made books more affordable and accessible. 

400

Who helped spread Renaissance ideas through literature and philosophy?

Who is Erasmus?

500

Explain how humanism differed from previous relgious studies while in the Middle Ages. 

The focus was more on human achievements rather than solely on religion.
500

List three significant effect of the Black Plague in Europe. 

50% of Europe's population, increased rights for peasants, decreased religion faith

500

List three effects of the Renaissance on Equropean society. 

- Focus on human achievements

- Questioning of authority

- More realistic art 

500

Name a scientist whose work reflected the Renaissance's focus on reason and observation. 

Galileo