People.
Who was the family who ruled over Florence for a little while in the time period of the Renaissance?
The family was the Medicis.
What city has a statue of David located in it.
It's Florence.
What does Basilica mean?
A Christian church in shape of a cross.
What event occurred that was a disease?
It was the bubonic plague outbreak.
Who wrote Romeo and Juliet?
It was shakespeare.
Who designed the roof of the Florence Cathedral?
It was Brunelleschi.
What city was famous for its metal-work in the 1400s?
It was Milan.
What does chateau mean?
A French castle or large country house.
What does Gutenberg make that changes the world forever?
It's the printing press.
Who made the feast of Herod?
It was Donatello.
Who was the author of Don Quixote?
It was Cervantes.
What city was the two-headed Roman god Giano said to have founded?
The city is Genoa.
What does diplomat mean?
An official representing a country abroad.
What major figure dies on Jan.1 1464?
Cosimo de Medici dies.
Who made the Mona Lisa and was called "The Renaissance Man."?
It was Leonardo di Vinci.
Who painted the Sistine ceiling?
It was Michelangelo.
Which city hosted notable artists such as Caravaggio and Artemisia?
The city/kingdom was Naples.
What does fresco mean?
A painting done rapidly in watercolor on wet plaster on a wall or ceiling.
What inquisition begins in 1478?
The Spanish Inquisition begins.
Who was best known as "The warrior pope."?
It was Julius ii.
Who painted the Birth of Venus?
It was Botticelli.
What city was trading center of the renaissance?
It was Venice.
What does galley mean?
A low, flat ship with one or more sails and up to three banks of oars, chiefly used for warfare, trading, and piracy.
What perspective was created by Brunelleschi?
It was the Linear perspective.
Who was Brunelleschi's enemy?
It was Lorenzo Ghiberti.