Italy
Painted by da Vinci, it features one of the most famous smiles in history.
What is the Mona Lisa?
English author of 'Henry V'.
Who is Shakespeare?
A town or city with a harbor where ships load or unload.
What is a port?
This was the first book printed by Gutenberg.
What is the Bible?
Chinese invention which allowed the copying of text.
What is the printing press?
Used for transportation instead of roads in Venice.
What are canals?
Prolific Italian artist, creator of the 13 foot tall statue 'David'.
Who is Michelangelo?
Peninsula where Rome, Venice and Naples are.
What is the Italian peninsula?
Florence would use these to determine the value of one currency verses the money in another nation.
What are banks?
Famous traveler to China in the east, and the road he and many travelers used.
Who is Marco Polo and the Silk Road?
The most powerful family of the Italian Renaissance.
What is the Medici.
Famous ceiling painted during the Renaissance.
What is the Sistine Chapel?
Mountain range running North and South in Italy.
What are the Apennines?
A watercolor painting made on wet plaster.
What is a fresco?
What is humanism?
This would be the first powerful trade city of the time.
What is Florence?
System where nobles and the Church would pay artists to create works of art.
What is patronage?
What is Vatican City?
The language John Wycliffe translated the Bible into.
What is English?
Method of interacting with a neighboring country, developed by Italy.
What is diplomacy?
Patriarch of the Medici family, known as 'The Magnificent'.
Who is Lorenzo de' Medici?
Three of the nations talked about in the 'Northern Renaissance'.
What are Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium and the Netherlands?
What is the Po River?
Name of Shakespeare's theater.
What is the Globe Theater?
In art, a way of showing people and things as they appear at different distances.
What is perspective?