1. Jeopardy \
Hosted by
Mr. Fusek

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3. William ____________ wrote plays during the Renaissance in England.
Shakespere
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4. City-states traded _________ from Arab merchants.
spices
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5. Lorenzo de' _________ supported artists and writers in Florence.
Medici
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6. Humanists wrote literature and studied _________.
science
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7. The new interest in culture was called a "rebirth," or ____________.
Renaissance
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8. City-states in _______ grew rich through trade.
Italy
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9. Johannes ____________ produced the first printed book in Europe
Gutenberg
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10. During the Renaissance, humanist scholars studied ancient ________ and _________works.
Greek and Roman
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11. In painting, the technique of ____________ shows people and things as they look at different distances
perspective
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12. The city-states of Italy were not governed by ______ because the ______ didn’t want to take orders from anyone.
Kings /Pope
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13. ordinary people doing ordinary things 1,3
Renaissance artists wanted to create works that made humans look like __________ __________ __________ _____________ ___________.
ordinary people
doing ordinary things
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14. Northern European Renaissance painters used mostly ____ paints.
oil
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15. The city of ___________ set up a banking system that measured the value of money.
Florence
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16. ____________ scholars began to write in vernacular languages which allowed more people to read the works.
humanists
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17. ________ ________wrote a book about his trip to China.
Marco Polo
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18. City-states developed ____________ to make sure no city-state would
become too powerful.
diplomacy
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19. City-states used their _________ to support artists.
wealth
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20. __________ ___ __________cut open dead bodies to learn more about the human body
Leonardo da Vinchi
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21. ___________ ideas focus on worldly events.
Secular
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22. __________ studied old Latin manuscripts found in monasteries.
Petrarch
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