Famous Renaissance Names
The Reformation
The Art World
Literature
General Themes of Renaissance History
100

The Italian family that ranks as one of the most famous patrons of the Renaissance

Who is the Medici Family

100

This type of "awakening" swept across Europe in the 16th century, marking the beginning of the Reformation Era

What is Spiritual

100

This young painter depicted the Last Supper as a mural on a monastery wall, illustrating the mastery of perspective and balance

Who is Leonardo de Vinci

100

According to Sir Thomas More, the three deadliest sins of the English community were 

What is Laziness, Greed, and Pride

100

The humanities include the study of these three disciplines

What is History, Science, and Grammer
200

He is regarded of the most influential scholar of the Renaissance and is known as the Prince of Humanists

Who is Erasmus

200

This church or denomination was challenged by individuals who challenged its rules and regulations, accusing it of false doctrine and unbiblical 

What is the Catholic Church

200

One of the most famous artists in history, this sculptor was commissioned to paint what has become one the most extraordinary scenes on 5,800 square feet of ceiling in the Sistine Chapel, including over 300 biblical figures

Who is Michaelangelo

200

In his novel Don Quixote, this Spanish writer satirizes chivalry in his day

Who is Miguel de Cervantes

200

Renaissance humanists were fascinated with the culture of these two ancient civilizations 

What is Greece and Rome

300
This Florentine official is regarded as one of the most influential writers of the Renaissance

Who is Machiavelli

300

This document contained 95 points that challenged the "sale of indulgences" by the Roman Catholic Church and was posted by what individual from Germany

What is Martin Luther

300

Which city of Italy became a leading center of culture as a result of its economic prosperity, becoming known as the Queen of the Adriatic

What is Venice

300

This resourceful German inventor developed moveable-type printing and created the first printing press, on which he printed Bibles for the common man

Who is Johannes Gutenberg 

300

The Renaissance began in this country, known for its pasta, wine, and Roman history

What is Italy

400

This intricate style of Cathedral architecture replaced a former style known as Romanesque

What is Gothic

400

Elizabeth 1 restored Protestantism in England. The Church of England eventually became known as what church? 

What is the Anglican Church

400

Known as the Leonardo of the North, this German painter actually became known for his woodcarvings and engravings used to illustrate printed books

Who is Albrecht Durer

400

Renaissance writers in northern Europe, unlike those in Italy, placed greater emphasis on what sacred book rather than on the classical writers of ancient Greece

What is The Bible

400

This Italian city was the epicenter of Renaissance writers, painters, sculptors, and architects

What is Florence

500

Schools and universities in 12th century Europe served as the epicenter of what new intellectual revival of thinking and study? 

What is Scholasticism

500
Roman Catholic popes used this practice to punish individuals and deprive them of sacraments, as well as excluding them from the fellowship of the church. 

What is Excommunication

500

This style of Renaissance art is the opposite of the later style known as "Abstract." What style is it called? 

What is Realism

500

This writer is regarded as the greatest playwright of all time and the best poet of the English language

Who is William Shakespeare

500

While Renaissance humanism focused on the great achievements of mankind, it eventually shifted focus away from WHOM? 

What is GOD