Pre-Renaissance Worldview
Renaissance Basics
Revival in the Renaissance
Invention & Innovation
Modern Worldview Connections
100

Who was considered the top of the hierarchy?

The King 
100

On which continent did the Renaissance begin?

Europe

100

What does "philosophy" mean?

The study of questions related to human life and existence.

100

Which invention was responsible for the spread of knowledge?

The printing press 

100

What is a prominent figure?

Someone who is well-known or important in society.

200

Who was allowed to advance in society?

Only those with money and power 

200

What does "Renaissance" mean?

Rebirth, Revival 

200

What event caused people to question the feudal hierarchy system?

The Bubonic Plague

200

What invention supported travel and navigation?

The compass

200

What do we have now thanks to the printing press?

Books and the publishing industry 

300

Who was allowed to receive an education?

Children of nobility (second on the hierarchy)

300

What does "Renaissance Man" mean?

A person with many talents or areas of knowledge.


300

What belief focused on the importance and potential of humans?

Humanism

300

Which invention challenged our beliefs about astronomy and the earth's orbit?

The telescope 

300

What is a personal hero?

Someone who is regarded as a role model by someone that knows them personally.

400

Who owned the land?

The nobility (second in the hierarchy)

400

In what country did the Renaissance begin?

Italy

400

What era of travel coincided with the Renaissance?

The Age of Exploration

400

Which invention was created to aid vision?

The glass lens

400

Why do cultural heroes change with society?

They reflect the changing values of society 

500

How did European people view land and nature?

A source of resources that help to sustain life

500

What era came before the Renaissance?

The Middle Ages

500

What were explorers looking for when they went abroad?

Riches, trade routes, colonizing opportunities 

500

Why did scientists begin studying the human body?

For innovation in medicine

500

Renaissance exploration led to world-wide connections. What about our modern world reflects this?

International travel and trade