Renaissance Politics
Renaissance Culture
Renaissance Art
100

A soldier who has no allegiance to a particular country, but fights primarily for payment.

A Mercenary 

100

Period of time in European history when Greek and Roman classics were rediscovered and a greater emphasis was placed on education and learning.

The Renaissance 

100

Artistic techniques used to give the effect of three-dimensional depth to two-dimensional surfaces.

Perspective 

200

A member of the middle class who lived in a city or town.

Burgher 

200

The growing middle class began to demand written material in this language.

The Vernacular 

200

A painting done on fresh, wet plaster.

A Fresco 

300

Soldiers fighting for this country sacked Rome when they were not paid.

Spain

300

A _______'s chief role in Renaissance Italy was to raise children.

A Mother

300

Artists of the _____ ___________ attempted to create realistic art by creating intricately detailed paintings.

Northern Renaissance

400

Italian city state that gained enormous wealth by controlling trade with the Middle East.

Venice

400

This Italian Renaissance writer stressed that the end justifies the means in his writings.

Niccolò Machiavelli

400

Skilled painter who considered himself to be primarily an inventor.

Leonardo DaVinci

500

The name of the head of a powerful merchant family in Renaissance Florence.

Cosimo de’ Medici

500

Writer of The Divine Comedy and proponent of writing in the vernacular.

Dante Alighieri

500

Painter of the Northern Renaissance.

Jan van Eyck