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1 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 ARTISTS HISTORY FAMOUS PEOPLE HODGEPODGE Important Events

2 Who painted this?

3 Leonardo da Vinci

4 Who sculpted these?

5 MICHELANGELO

6 Who sculpted the first bronze nude statue, Sculpture of David?

7 Donatello

8 Who wrote Praise of Folly?

9 Erasmus

10 What book was written during the Renaissance that described how a ruler gained power and kept it – including the ruler should be feared and loved?

11 The Prince

12 What age was Europe in before the Renaissance?

13 Dark Ages (Middle Ages)

14 What is the Divine Comedy about?

15 Afterlife – journey through heaven, hell and purgatory

16 When did the Renaissance begin and end ?

17 1300-1600’s

18 The Europeans tried to regain the holy lands from the Muslins during the Middle Ages. What was this called?

19 CRUSADES

20 Where did the Renaissance begin? (City and country)

21 Florence, Italy

22 What family ruled Florence during the Renaissance?

23 Medici

24 Wealthy families supporting the arts especially financally

25 PATRONS

26 What was Michelangelo best known for painting?

27 Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

28 Name 3 future inventions da Vinci sketched in his notebook during the 1400’s.

29 Helicopter, parachute, scuba gear, landing gear, tank

30 Who was famous playwright in England, often called the greatest playwright in the English Language?

31 SHAKESPEARE

32 What was the first book printed on the Printing Press?

33 Gutenburg Bible

34 During the Renaissance, there was a rebirth of interest in the classic cultures of what 2 cultures?

35 Greek and Roman (Italian)

36 Who studied human potential and achievement?

37 HUMANIST

38 Name two areas that the Renaissance sparked a renewal.

39 Arts and literature

40 Concerned with worldly rather than spiritual matters

41 SECULAR

42 What do Elizabeth and Isabella have in common?

43 Both were patrons of the arts and supported exploration

44 What caused more people to learn to read that any other thing?

45 Printing Press

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