Terms
People
Inventions/Discoveries
Humanism
Hodge-Podge
100

The local or common language of an area

Vernacular

100

He invented the printing press.

Johann Gutenberg

100


The printing press

100

A new class emerged when feudalism fell apart.

The merchant class

100

Humanism claimed that every person had _____________.

Potential

200

Someone who studies the questions of existence, life, and reality.

Philosopher

200

He was considered the Father of modern Science

Galileo Galilei

200

He invented the bicycle

Leonardo da Vinci

200

The 3 ancient languages that humanists decided to study again.

Greek, Hebrew, and Latin

200

Who or what had the largest influence on Europe before the Renaissance?

The Roman Catholic Church

300

A belief or opinion contrary to what the church holds to be true

Heresy

300

Along with Aristotle and Socrates, he was considered a philosopher from before the Dark Ages.

Plato

300

He designed domes, buildings and bridges.

Leonardo da Vinci

300

Which new career was created and respected during the Renaissance?

Artistry

300

Published a book “On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres”

Nicolaus Copernicus

400

Someone who pays someone else to study; kind of like a sponsor

Patron

400

He is known for discovering and translating old texts 

Petrarch

400

The earth and planets revolve around the sun

The Heliocentric Model

400

The name of a famous painting by Leonardo da Vinci of a woman.

The Mona Lisa

400

Whose goal was it to translate the Bible into French?

Marguerite de Navarre

500

The art of persuasive speaking or writing

Rhetoric

500

He developed the essay

Michel de Montaigne

500

Aside from his paintings, architecture, and inventions, what else did Leonardo da Vinci influence?

The study of Anatomy

500

Location of the first universities.

Italy

500

Aside from promoting that humans have value, and that students were required to be active citizens, how else did education change during the Renaissance?

People were encouraged to ask questions rather than just accept what was being told.