Renaissance
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- Q1He traveled to china and saw lots of new inventions like paper money and coal used for fuel.Marco Polo30s
- Q2Rebirth or when Greek and roman cultures come back to life and science discoveries are made.Renaissance30s
- Q3This is a way of thinking that stresses the importance of human abilities.humanism30s
- Q4He was a politician and a writer that wrote his stories in Italian the language of the people instead of latin the language of the church; wrote the divineDante Alighieri30s
- Q5He was good at designing buildings, wrote poetry, carved sculptures, and painted magnificent pictures.Michelangelo30s
- Q6He was great at painting, sculptor, architect, inventor, engineer, town planner, and mapmaker.Leonardo da Vinci30s
- Q7Father of HumanismPetrarch30s
- Q8He made the first printing press.Johann Gutenberg30s
- Q9He put some fun into romantic tales, he made them fun for kids to listen to.Miguel de Cervantes30s
- Q10He wrote plays and poems he also instructed the plays.William Shakespeare30s
- Q11Life could be great; life didn't revolve around work; people could enjoy certain comfortsHumanists beliefs different from the beliefs of the middle ages.30s
- Q12Italy was divided into city-statesHow was Italy divided30s
- Q13Florence because of its wealth from the wool trade and banking only increased the wealth.What was the most powerful Italian city-state at the start of the Renaissance.30s
- Q14The renaissance art were painted as they were in nature.How did Renaissance art differ from previous art forms30s
- Q15Leonardo da VinciWho painted the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper30s