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Causes
Italy
Artists
Writers
Potpourri
100
Wars fought during the Medieval period in the Middle East
What is Crusades
100
City where Renaissance began
What is Florence
100
Considered the greatest genius of the Renaissance
What is Leonardo da Vinci
100
Considered the greatest writer of the English language
What is William Shakespeare
100
Greatest invention of the Renaissance
What is movable-type printing press
200
This class grew and included bankers and merchants
What is middle
200
Area (direction) of Italy where the Renaissance began, not a city
What is northern
200
Painted the Sistine Chapel
What is Michelangelo
200
Miguel de Cervantes wrote this famous Spanish work
What is Don Quixote
200
Meaning of the word Renaissance in French
What is rebirth
300
The Middle class began to patronize (support) this
What is the arts
300
Italy was a series of what before the 19th century
What is city-states
300
Created The School of Athens
What is Raphael
300
Niccolo Machiavelli, one of the founders of modern political science, wrote this work
What is The Prince
300
Petrarch is called the father of this, which is the study of this world, not the next
What is humanism
400
There was a renewed interest in these two civilizations
What is Greece and Rome
400
Italy became this in 1870
What is unified nation
400
Considered the two greatest works of Leonardo da Vinci
What is Mona Lisa and The Last Supper
400
Sir Thomas More wrote this work about an imaginary land
What is Utopia
400
Inventor of the movable-type printing press
What is Johann Gutenberg
500
DAILY DOUBLE-The Crusades led to an increase in these three things in Italy
Migration of peoples, trade, and manufacturing
500
DAILY DOUBLE-Three great Italian artists
What is Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael
500
Two statues of Michelangelo
What is David and Pieta
500
Giovanni Boccaccio's Decameron inspired this English language work by Geoffrey Chaucer
What is The Canterbury Tales
500
DAILY DOUBLE-Three effects of the movable-type printing press
What is books no longer made by hand, mass production of books, spread new learning, increased literacy