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100

This person was the embodiment of the Renaissance.

Leonardo da Vinci

100

The Renaissance began in what European country?

Italy

100

A transition period from Medieval to the modern. "Rebirth"

The Renaissance

100

Who painted the Mona Lisa?

Leonardo da Vinci

100

What did the Gutenberg Press print the most of, at least to begin with?

(Gutenberg) Bible

200

This person wrote Romeo and Juliet and was the most famous writer of the Renaissance.

William Shakespeare

200

What Italian city was the birthplace of the Renaissance?

Florence, Italy

200

A contagious bacterial disease characterized by fever and delirium, typically with the formation of buboes. 

Plague

200

What painting is this?

Mona Lisa

200

Machiavelli's most famous book is titled what?

The Prince

300

Who invented moveable type (and a printing press that changed the world).

Johannes Gutenberg

300

What country was William Shakespeare from?

England/United Kingdom

300

This philosophy focuses on worldly issues and what we can do now, not just the afterlife. 

Humanism

300

What is this place/work of art called?

Sistine Chapel

300

Name a century (100 year period) that the Renaissance was happening?

1400's, 1500's, and 1600's

400

This family was extremely powerful and wealthy. It was become of them and the money they spent that Florence became the center of art and culture during the Renaissance. 

The Medici Family

400

What continent have we focused on during this unit? Where is all of this taking place?

Europe

400

The male head of a family or tribe.

Patriarchy

400

What painting is this?

The Last Supper

400

What century did the Renaissance begin in?

14th 

500

This man wrote "The Prince" and believed ruthlessness is necessary to stay in power. 

Niccolo Machiavelli 

500

This European country was most known for its architecture during the Renaissance.

France

500

A fighter in a holy war was called a

Crusader

500

What is this statue called/named after?

David

500

What was the big difference between Renaissance Theatre/plays and the Roman plays they were inspired by?

The comedy/humor. Roman plays were more serious/tragic/sad.