People
Events
The Church
Humanism
Surprises
100
This man painted the Mona Lisa, and is considered a polymath
Leonardo Da Vinci
100
This started the renaissance
The black plague
100
The movement of Humanist thinkers openly criticizing the church
The reformation
100
This is the main focus of the humanist philosophy
Human beings
100
The Birth of Venus is painted in the nude because humanists believed that the human body should be honored. The got this idea from these people
Ancient Greeks and Romans
200
He used facial expressions and anatomy in his sculptures, like La Pieta, to created realism, and make the viewer emotional
Michelangelo
200
The church was very corrupt and led to one man nailing this to the church door
The Ninety-five theses
200
This man was so upset with the church that he openly criticized them by nailing a list of everything that they were doing wrong to the church doors.
Martin Luther
200
Humanists had this tool to spread their ideas all over Europe
The printing press
200
Renaissance architecture adopted these elements from ancient architecture
Domes and columns
300
Copernicus proposed an outrageous theory that the earth revolves around the sun
Heliocentrism
300
This lasted for 200 years after the church split into two main groups
Religious wars
300
The church would sell these to people who wanted their sins forgiven, and a ticket to heaven
Indulgences
300
Humanists believed that the Bible should be written using the language that the majority of people spoke, which is called this
Vernacular
300
Renaissance artists were able to make a living thanks to these people who would hire them to make artworks.
Patrons
400
He invented the printing press
Gutenberg
400
A few years after he retaliated against the church, the church did this to Martin Luther
Excommunicated
400
When someone openly criticizes the church, they are declared a what?
Heretic
400
Humanists developed the Hill of Knowledge, which was a new program, because they believed that this was very important
Education
400
This was the language that the Bible was mostly written in, that only the rich church members could understand
Latin
500
Vesalius
500
The church held a meeting to try to unify all the Christians, but they ended up making the divide worse
the council of trent
500
They did this to anyone who went against them, it meant that they could no longer be part of the church
Excommunicated
500
This painting tells us this about Humanism
Artists were focused on the daily life and habits of humans, not only religion
500
The Mona Lisa is an example of this renaissance artistic technique
Perspective
