renaissance Crossword Puzzles

15 Clues: calculus • telescope • vitruvian man • wrote the utopia • Rebirth or Revival • wrote the The Prince • wrote the Canterbury • wrote the Divine Comedy • wrote the Praise of Folly • a French religious reformer • supporters of lit, art, science • people have tremendous potential • formed the Anglican Church of England • largest source of church revenue by 1500s • ...

15 Clues: where it began • wrote The Prince • wrote the Utopia • painted the Mona Lisa • golden ratio 1.618033989 • wrote the Praise of Folly • Michelangelo sculpted this • supporters of lit, art, science • wrote the Canterbury Tales(in English) • 95 Thesis; Protesting Sale of indulgences • Belief is that people have tremendous potential • ...

15 Clues: realism • architecture • The 95 Thesis • printing press • creator of david • Spanish conqueror • Secular over religion • painted the mona lisa • Creator of he 95 thesis • Circumnavigated the globe • one person has full power • Conquered the Aztec tribe • made books faster and cheaper • regarded as one of the most influential thinkers • ...

15 Clues: created Calvinism • created Lutheranism • related to commerce or trade • having to do with city or town life • government ruled by religious leaders • everyday spoken language of the people • view that religion need not to be center of human life • cultural movement based on the study of classical works • great cultural revival that swept through Europe in 1500s • ...

15 Clues: people in the church • the basis for many hymns • weathly members of society • where were madrigals usally sung • songs for small groups of voices • saw the rise of the middle class • singing along or single person singing • the simple 2 line melody sung in harmony • this new vocal form was the ______________ • two or more melodies going on at the same time • ...

15 Clues: feasts and wedings • sacred music new vocal form • most popular solo instument • most important wind insrument • sung by the whole congregation • how many sizes are there of viols • most important sacrered vocal form • primary keboard were found in_________ • used long and fast ___________ passages • insruments wrere added to __________music • ...

15 Clues: a book about proper manners • doors of the Baptistry in Florence • Famous architect, dome within a dome • stone (white/clay) chisel away Reuctive • hand gestures to guide the viewers eyes • a natural pose on a statue / lean to one side • blend/ blur the edges, smoky to make look real • statue that symbolizes the power of man and the underdog • ...

15 Clues: Capital of Greece • The study of myths • Known for their canals • The sea outside of Italy • Painter of the Mona Lisa • Center of the Renaissance • Clothing made in factories • Calendar that we use today • Relating to the Middle Ages • Most powerful banking family • Powerful people with high status • The most powerful church in Rome • Language most educated people spoke • ...

15 Clues: Capital of Greece • The study of myths • Known for their canals • Painter of the Mona Lisa • The sea outside of Italy • Center of the renaissance • Calender that we use today • Clothing made in factories • Relating to the middle ages • Most powerful church in Rome • Most powerful banking family • Language educated people spoke • Powerful people with high status • ...

15 Clues: hourly pay • wrote the decameron • ruled Milan from 1479-99 • creator of the David sculpture • is one of Italy's trade centers • political,social-economic system • kingdom under Spanish sovereignty • made in ancient Rome by Julius Caesar • Galileo's gravity experiment conductor • instrument used to reach Asian markets • a disease that swept Europe's population • ...

15 Clues: method for acquiring knowledge • representing the sun as the center • representing the earth as the center • government based on consent of the people • Anything not affiliated with a church or faith • Disputation on the Power and Efficacy of Indulgences • approach to life based on reason and our common humanity • ...

15 Clues: Spain secular music • livelier than ricercare • chief form of keyboard music • A solo song with lute accompaniment. • Four voice parts Italian secular song • the instrumental version of the motet. • short polyphonic musical setting of Latin text • a madrigal-like piece intended for private devotion • A parodistic song with refined and sophisticated text. • ...

15 Clues: outlawing of alcohol • co-founder of the NAACP • jewish mobster in Harlem • illegal clubs that sold alcohol • lead musician at the Cotton Club • female racketeer in Harlem, New York • helped inspire jazz as we know it today • American poet and novelist - wrote "I, Too" • famous jazz trumpet player from New Orleans • nicknamed "Bumpy", crime boss and bookmaker • ...

15 Clues: A French song. • Italian composer and singer . • A form of government with a monarch at the head. • Sung, recited, or played alternately by two groups. • A city and special comune in Italy. Rome is the capital city of Italy. • Giovanni Gabrieli (c. 1554/1557 – 1612) was an Italian composer and organist. • ...

15 Clues: A French song. • Italian composer and singer . • A form of government with a monarch at the head. • Sung, recited, or played alternately by two groups. • A city and special comune in Italy. Rome is the capital city of Italy. • Giovanni Gabrieli (c. 1554/1557 – 1612) was an Italian composer and organist. • ...

15 Clues: Commedia dell’Arte • speaking clearly and distinctly • the appearance of being true or real • A long speech made by one actor, often when alone on stage • a frame that separates the stage from the auditorium in a theater • The way an actor projects their voice to be heard by the audience • a period where the French significantly impacted theatrical development • ...

15 Clues: Painted the Mona Lisa • Created the statue David • Painted The School of Athens • Painting made on wet plaster • Makes art look three-dimensional • Period of rebirth in art and learning • Focus on human ideas and achievements • Person who paid artists for their work • Chapel ceiling painted by Michelangelo • Makes a drawing look lighter or darker • ...

15 Clues: the peak of the era from 1450 to 1550 • he invented the automobile and flying maching • this painting is considered Raphael's master work • this painting by Raphael is known for its two cherubs • the use of contrasting light and shadow to create depth • this invention changed the course of both art and music • a gradual transition between tones creating more realism • ...

16 Clues: synonym to plateau • synonym to quandary • antonym to maneuver • synonym to eclectic • synonym to vacillate • antonym to renaissance • antonym to impertinent • to call to remembrance • synonym to commemorate • a state of perplexity or doubt • to waver in mind, will or feeling • consisting of many things of different sorts • a given to or characterized by insolent rudeness • ...

15 Clues: "Father of Humanism." • Painted the Mona Lisa. • Invented the telescope. • The study of human beings. • Created the printing press. • Famous writer and against humanism. • The french word meaning "re-birth." • Painting method using water colors. • Government by a few powerful people. • Painted the ceiling on the Sistine Chapel. • ...

15 Clues: – an artist • – a continent • – a work of art • – at school or university • – an era of art and culture • – a period of a hundred years • –then action of forming a practice • – creating something like a device • – where good people go when they die • – a long and distinct period in history • – behaviours and beliefs of a race or a country • ...

15 Clues: every hundred years • continent near Africa • relating to the Middle Ages • the act of teaching or being taught • a long and memorable period of time • 14th-16th century art and liturature • to move out of or away from something • the study of human history and prehistory • to put dates in order of when the occured • characteristics of a particular group of people • ...

15 Clues: A period of one hundred years. • A long and distinct period of history. • The process of using paint, in a picture. • Italian sculptor, painter, architect, and poet. • Relating to the Middle Ages, Very old-fashioned. • he creation of something that hasn't existed before. • The action or process of reforming an institution or habit. • ...

15 Clues: Oil paint • Egg paint • A bell tower • Plaster paint • First Protestant King • Nonsence like refrain • A different word for dome • A 3-8 voiced secular a capella piece • Formed from wood, marble, and plaster • Where the Protestants split from Catholisism • Use of numbers to unlock the gates of divinity • Person who started the reformation, 95 thesis. • ...

15 Clues: past and past participle of seek. • the way Egyptians told stories back then • voluntarily cease to keep or claim; give up. • state as a fact; assert strongly and publicly. • the treatment of light and shade in drawing and painting. • a study of the structure or internal workings of something. • the action of enlightening or the state of being enlightened. • ...

15 Clues: Sponsers • A vocal five bar peice • A four stringed instrument • The study of the human body • A popular string instrument • A famous artist and inventor • a popular woodwind instrument • Artists and musicians hired to: • The renassiance was a period of: • most poular form of secular music • A music family you strum or pluck • inventor guten berg invented the: • ...

15 Clues: Repeted choruses • Low pitch singing • No instruments used • You scrape or hit them • Single un-ocupied melody • A melody sung in harmony • Whole congregation sang them • Most important sacred vocal form • One of the most common instruments • All of the choirs sing at the same time • One of the famous composers of sacred motets • First to wright a piece for instruments only • ...

15 Clues: Harlem is in this city. • Harlem is in this borough. • Slavery ended as a result of this war. • This pianist and jazz musician moved to Harlem from DC. • The series of laws that segregated Black and white people. • This writer wrote poems including "Mother and Son" and "Dreams" • This civil rights leader from Jamaica started the UNIA and was hunted by the FBI. • ...

15 Clues: A person who pays for or commissions works of art • A machine for printing text or pictures from type or plates. • A way to reduce the amount of punishment one has to undergo for sins. • a bubonic plague pandemic occurring in Afro-Eurasia from 1346 to 1353. • An italian sculptor, painter, architect and poet of the high renaissance. • ...

15 Clues: wrote Don quixote • Author of the prince • The book of the courtier • studied greek and roman artistic forms • painted ¨Mona lisa¨ and ¨The Last Supper¨ • Controlled the Florentine government as ¨doge¨ • wrote utopia, which described an ideal society • painted many ¨Madonnas¨ of mary and the baby jesus • The rational thought is superior to unquestioning faith • ...

15 Clues: Country where Magellan was killed • Spanish explorer that defeated Montezuma • Portuguese vessels used for long voyages • A light or fire placed in a high position • Columbus' ship along with the Nina and Pinta • Explorer who wrote a book about the Silk Road • First European to sail to India around Africa • Controversial American holiday celebrated in October • ...

15 Clues: The classics • Funded the arts • Father of humanism • made books more common • making images appear 3D • Northern writer of Utopia • Creating anatomically accurate art • the concept that grew out of the plague • a style found most commonly in the north • This disease spread from China to Europe • The main focus of Northern artists/writer • ...

15 Clues: looking after oneself • renaissance, revival a rebirth of nationalism. • a situation in which an action or state is resumed after being interrupted. • indifference to or rejection or exclusion of religion and religious considerations. • the perspective that believes reason to be the primary source and gauge of knowledge • ...

15 Clues: 8 • 2 • 4 • 1 • 6 • 7 • 5 • 3 • 9 • 12 • 15 • 14 • 10 • 13 • 11

15 Clues: - • - non religious • - a city that forms an independent state • - the art of showing 3D objects on a 2D surface • - (in art) a pose that shows movement and action • - To order or authorize the production of something • - also called the black death; one of the causes of • - (in art) a pose that is at rest, not moving, stable • ...

15 Clues: founded Calc • golden ratio • wrote Utopia • wrote Prince • sculpted the Pieta • wrote Divine Comedy • Salem Massachusetts • wrote Praise of Folly • wrote Canterbury Tales • discovered the telescope • disproved the Ptolemaic Theory • broke from the catholic church • artist of Mona Lisa, Last Supper • rejected several teachings of the Roman Church • ...

15 Clues: English writer that served King Henry and wrote Utopia. • painter in italy known for his paintings of the Virgin Mary. • Philosophical and artistic movement. In the 1300 ´ s in Italy • First humanist, 1304-1374 in Italy. Wrote the sonnet to Laura. • First person to make the printing press in germany in 1450 CE. • ...

15 Clues: famous painting • center for trade • painted mona lisa • distortionof paintings • made the printing press • another name for rebirth • he used copper engravings • material used for paintings • He was an English playwright • a banking family that support art • the way you se depth in a painting • encouraged deceit to get what you want • a philosophy that focuses on individuals • ...

15 Clues: Author of Utopia • A servant or helper • The table of money changers • Wrote the Ausburg Confession • Morning Star of the Reformation • Published a Greek New Testament in 1516 • Experienced in judging the value of coins • Wrote the Institutes of the Christian Religion • German reformer who preached justification by faith alone • ...

15 Clues: English Poet • Four line stanza • Educated Artisocrat • Art from everyday life • Northern Renaissance Artist • Development of Luther’s bible • Luther Son of a coal miner • Expository Prose a Single Subject • Printmaking that cuts away a design • Revenge tragedy from Denmark history • Congregational sung in Lutheran church • Instigated Violence Against oppression • ...

15 Clues: Inventor of printing. • He didn't discover America! • Painted The Birth of Venus. • Brought printing to England. • Meaning of the word 'Renaissance'. • First person to sail around the world. • Painted the ceiling of the Sistene Chapel. • Wrote a book about being a successful ruler. • Discovered that the earth goes around the sun. • ...

15 Clues: Explorer • Invented Calculus • selling of objects • excommunicated in 1521 • Perfected the Telescope • publishing of documents • Pardoned people from sin • knowledge and human reason. • Introduced the concept of rationalism • Center of the world wide trade system • guided by the Council of Trent in 1545 • Ship taken on the trip across the world • ...

15 Clues: Major jazz artist Duke ___________ • "What happens to a dream ____________?" • A major swing musician was _____ Calloway • Many paintings depicted people __________ • Ma _______________ was a famous blues singer • Swing jazz used a strong ____________ section • One common form of literature was ____________ • The Poem "I Too" was written by _________ Hughes • ...

15 Clues: blending of religious ideals • one powerful city controls a region • invention created by Johannes Guttenberg • giving up freedoms to receive protection • a monk who called out the Catholic Church • the people are the source of political power • support for social economic, and political reforms • the rules of a single monarch with unlimited power • ...

18 Clues: Who wrote Water Music? • What period is Handel from? • What country is Mozart from? • Whose father was an alcoholic? • What period is Beethoven from? • Who was orphaned at 10 years old? • What is called The Age of Reason? • What country was Beethoven born in? • How many operas did Beethoven write? • What period came before the Baroque Period? • ...

20 Clues: car • wood • steel • piping • liquids • plastic • plastic • rebirth • wool socks • 450-1400AD • stone tools • heart valve • cheeseburger • carbon fiber • 2300BC-700BC • bottled water • consumable goods • use of steel and iron • the processing and exchange of information • development of manufacturing and transportation

18 Clues: towns • rebirth • committed • settlement • sail around • christianity • 9 expeditions • silver and gold • economic system • bussiness leader • find the latitude • spanish explorers • traditional stories • scientific knowledge • determines direction • religious communities • a fort near a mission • Exchange trading goods

9 Clues: the religion of the jews • the religion of christians • church official were seen as gods chosen • historically,a medieval christian military • the renaissance happened during what time period • art and architecture of the middle ages were influcened by • a person who journeys to a scared place for religious purposes • ...

9 Clues: Leonardo • Telescope • 14th-17th • Michelangelo • The Age of... • Printing press • Reborn, revive • Who is exploring • Mona lisa, David

9 Clues: Painted the Mona Lisa • Sculptor from Florence • French word for rebirth • you look through it to see stars • It was invented by Johannes Gutenberg • Was a sculptor,architect, and painter • famous painter ninja turtle named after him • what cookies were called during the renaissance • ...

9 Clues: A time of rebirth • built houses on stilts • A person that fights for money • famous for their breads and bakery's • a road to transport goods and spices • A state that is like its own country • interested in worldly ides more than religion • made to communicate with other states instead of war • ...

9 Clues: Michelangelo • Invented in 1436 • Invented in 1600s • Painted Last Supper • Piblished The Prince • Where Niccolò worked • The Prince was published • By Leonardo and combined science and art • Spent 4 years making decorative mural in Sistine Chapel

9 Clues: who invented the printing press • what was the first book printed • Focus on Greek and Roman ideas. • what language was the bible printed in • Christian history was the focus of scholars • Which civilization first used paper-making technology • studied anatomy so he could paint people more realistically • ...

9 Clues: A Renaissance artist, who painted the Sistine Chapel • The Protestant reformer who introduced predestination • Religious leader who nailed the 95 Theses to a church door • The pope during Martin Luther's protest against indulgences • The city where the Medici family played a large role in the Renaissance • ...

9 Clues: the study of knowledge and truth • causing or relating to a great change • strongly held beliefs about what is important • intelligence; the ability to think in a logical way • to influence or provide an idea about what to do or create • the act of telling or showing thoughts or feelings; communication • ...

9 Clues: to inspire others • statue/carving/figure • the length of the time • a french word that means rebirth • designing and constructing buildings • plants, animals, mountains, ocean etc... • an artwork painted in a naturalistic manner • the way the elements of an artwork are arranged • the distance between the background and the foreground of a composition

7 Clues: Siapa tokoh yang dipelopori Paham merkantilisme di inggris? • Negara manakah yang menjadi awal mula munculnya Renaissance? • Apa Istilah yang berarti "kelahiran kembali" dalam bahasa Prancis? • Apa istilah yang menggambarkan pemikiran baru yang muncul selama Renaissance? • Apa Sistem ekonomi yang menentukan kesejahteraan negara berdasarkan aset dan modalnya? • ...

10 Clues: A well-known African American writer of the Harlem Renaissance. • A well-known African-American singer of the Harlem Renaissance. • Legendary jazz musician that was a leading performer of the Harlem jazz scene. • A well-known African-American actor, musician, and singer of the Harlem Renaissance. • ...

11 Clues: Shakespeare critiques ______ gender norms in Macbeth. (5 letters) • Lady Macbeth asks to be "______" to gain power. (6 letters) • The witches’ power is linked to their ______ abilities. (8 letters) • Masculinity in Macbeth is often tied to ______ and violence. (7 letters) • Modern audiences may see Lady Macbeth’s ambition as ______. (10 letters) • ...

8 Clues: ,Author of "The Prince" • Painter of the Mona Lisa • Famous sculptor of "David" • ,Rebirth of art and culture in Europe • Press , Invention that spread Renaissance ideas • ,Intellectual movement focused on human potential • 4. City known as the birthplace of the Renaissance • 6. Renaissance artist who painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling

12 Clues: system is one in which the planets revolve around a fixed sun. • relating to ancient Greek or Latin literature, art, or culture. • art-loving family of wealthy bankers (and three popes), helped fund the Renaissance. • is a person chosen, named, or honored as a special guardian, protector, or supporter. • ...

18 Clues: Gene • Lefty • Farmington • First home • Twins mother • Actress Lopez • World traveler • Slayed Goliath • Author Michael • Coors Employee • First pets name • Renaissance Man • Drive in Theatre • Civil War Veteran • Breakfast favorite • Frosty the ________ • Favorite grandchild • First Great Grandchild

12 Clues: - Italian bourgeois family that ruled Florence. • - Rebirth of art and literature in the 14-15 century. • - Italian merchant/explorer who traveled through the silk road • - The art of drawing solid objects on a two-dimensional surface. • - Relating to ancient Greek or Latin literature, art, or culture. • ...

14 Clues: Music style that uses improvisation, popular in the 1920s. • The famous Harlem nightclub where Duke Ellington performed. • This city became a center for jazz in Europe after World War I. • This New York City neighborhood became the center of the Harlem Renaissance. • Oscar DePriest was the first African American representative from this state. • ...

12 Clues: system is one in which the planets revolve around a fixed sun. • relating to ancient Greek or Latin literature, art, or culture. • a person chosen, named, or honored as a special guardian, protector, or supporter • art-loving family of wealthy bankers (and three popes), helped fund the Renaissance. • ...

10 Clues: Made Mona Lisa • Time to discover • Well Known Sculptor • Doesn't believe in God • Wrote Romeo and Juliet • Definition of Renaissance • Classes Practiced Marriages • Emphasized Harmony and Beauty • Lasted from 14th to 17th Century • The focus of a human life of its interests and values.

9 Clues: started the first world war. • Explosion of art and meaning rebirth • Plague that helped start the renaissance • A body of people meant for religious purposes. • Focuses on equality before law and personal responsibility • Made a late entry into the first world war, joined the triple alliance • A system that regards human morals and views greater than cultural views • ...

9 Clues: Loose fabrics were suitable for ____. • Men wore these during the Harlem Renaissance • Women wore skirts and dresses below the ____. • This new found fashion gave people a sense of ____. • Ankle length dresses and high neck lines were apart of the _____ look. • How many decades after the Harlem renaissance was Ebony Magazine established • ...

15 Clues: wrote The Prince • way of life for Knights • followers of John Calvin • created worlds first vaccine • movement for religious change • movement centered on human potential • "rebirth" revival of art and learning • "Renaissance Man" painted the Mona Lisa • trade route between Africa, Europe, and America • theory that Earth is in the center of the solar system • ...

15 Clues: Wrote "The Prince" • Wrote the 95 Thesis • Painted the Mona Lisa • White Anglo-Saxon Protestants • The teachings of Martin Luther • Ruler of the holy roman empire • A book on how to properly rule people • The family that funded the renaissance • Protestant religions break off from Catholicism • A list of 95 problems with the catholic religion • ...

15 Clues: Movement to outlaw alcohol • Buying stock with borrowed money • First mass-produced car in America • Anti-immigrant movement in the 1920s • Famous silent film actor of the 1920s • 1920s radio station based in Pittsburgh • Amendment that gave women the right to vote • Women who challenged social norms in the 1920s • Famous jazz musician of the Harlem Renaissance • ...

15 Clues: English king with six wives. • Author of The Faerie Queene. • Playwright of Doctor Faustus. • Author of Astrophel and Stella. • Theatre associated with Shakespeare. • Known as the Virgin Queen of England. • Nicknamed Bloody for persecuting Protestants. • Playwright who wrote 37 plays and 154 sonnets. • Playwright famous for Volpone and The Alchemist. • ...

15 Clues: English king with six wives. • Author of The Faerie Queene. • Playwright of Doctor Faustus. • Author of Astrophel and Stella. • Theatre associated with Shakespeare. • Known as the Virgin Queen of England. • Nicknamed Bloody for persecuting Protestants. • Playwright who wrote 37 plays and 154 sonnets. • Playwright famous for Volpone and The Alchemist. • ...

9 Clues: Supporter of the Arts • Book on Political Power • How art portrayed people • Focused on individual improvement • Reason Renaissance began in Italy • Where Europeans needed cheap labor • Reason for importation of Africans • The ideas revived by the Renaissance • Part of the reason for Protestant reformation

9 Clues: Professional soldiers • word that means rebirth • Painter of the Mona Lisa • Famous for his sculptures • Famous for painting the Madonna • Invention that improved communication • This is where the Renaissance started • Famous paintings of the mother of jesus • Sculpted david and painted the Sistine Chapel

11 Clues: poor people • Rich people • an Italian painter • the economy ran by Florence • Columbus a famous traveler • French word that means rebirth • Caesar the person who founded Rome • An artist who made the statue of david • the very popular country of the renaisance • Farro my social studies teacher who taught me stuff • ...

11 Clues: Latin for "rebirth" • is lending money with interest • artist that 'led' the renaissance • Michelangelo's masterpiece sculpture • wrote a 95 thesis questioning church • "it's better to be feared than loved" • Made it safe to travel on the Silk Road • Traveled to China and brought back goods • council that acted as part of government • ...

20 Clues: Artist who painted the 'Mona Lisa' • Artist who made the statue of David • Idea that planets move around the Sun • Country where the Renaissance started • Newton's book about motion and gravity • Religious leader who started Calvinism • German monk who started the Reformation • Book about power written by Machiavelli • Art technique that makes drawings look 3D • ...

14 Clues: A man who excelled in many fields. • Were called such men by later ages. • Concerned with worldly rather than spiritual matters. • A person who supports artists, especially financially. • The everyday language of people in a region or country. • Painted one of the best-known portraits in the world, the Mona Lisa. • ...

14 Clues: A Renaissance artist created the sculpture David. • idea that the sun was at the center of the universe • belief that god had already decided who was going to heaven • a religious movement that split the christian church in two • an intellectual movement that focused on education and classics • influenced martin luther and created his own church in Switzerland. • ...

14 Clues: This is where the Renaissance began • The church selling forgiveness of sims for a fee • Most famous portrait painting painted by Leonardo da Vinci • The person most responsible for causing the Protestant Reformation • Famous artist who painted the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican in Rome • The process involving conclusions based on facts that can be replicated • ...

11 Clues: Petrarch/ Father of Humanism • Gutenberg/printed the 1st addition of the Bible • Family/the wealthiest and most influential rulers. • a symbol of energy and brilliance of Italian Renaissance. • Machiavelli/a Florence Diplomat,published The Prince in 1513 • Reformation/caused by Humanists disagreeing with the Catholic church practices. • ...

17 Clues: A curved line • Getting larger, growing • A person who writes plays • Getting smaller, shrinking • Important books or stories • People who make art as a job • The process of being born again • What the Moon looks like from Earth • The four different times of the year • The Sun and all the planets that orbit it • The galaxy that contains our solar system • ...

14 Clues: The author of Macbeth. • The number of acts in a Shakespearean play. • The Renaissance originated in this country. • The Queen of England who celebrated the arts and literature. • This literary device uses seemingly contrasting ideas to explore deeper truth. • Shakespeare, a prolific playwright, wrote history, comedy, and __________ plays. • ...

15 Clues: the science of numbers • the science of goverment • the study of the human body • when you exchange with someone • knowledge of the physical world • the buying and selling of goods • the science of building structures • to move fowards in the renaissance • the blood movement through the body • the art of desing in the renaissance • realating to the earth instead of religion • ...

15 Clues: the science of numbers • the science of goverment • the study of the human body • when you exchange with someone • the buying and selling of goods • knowledge of the physical world • to move fowards in the renaissance • the science of building structures • the blood movement through the body • the art of desing in the renaissance • realating to the earth instead of religion • ...

15 Clues: English playwright • discovered the new world • circumnavigated the earth • built a navigation school • painted the sistine chapel • advanced ship used by explorers • rebirth of Greek and Roman learning • holy wars between Christians and Muslims • pontiff who issued the call for a crusade • placing humans at the center of every inquiry • ...

15 Clues: wide ______mwere numerous • the music was highly ________ • what did sacred music develop from • some instumental forms were borrowed • what were composers very interested in • what was the most popular form of secular music • keybourd insterment were used mainly for _____ purpoes • instrumentalsts played _______ written for insterments • ...

16 Clues: belief in one God • state ruled by a king • state ruled by nobility • sate ruled by its citizens • belief in many gods/goddesses • system for exercising authority • the birthplace of the Renaissance • religious movement led by Martin Luther • state ruled by a small group of citizens • written collection of Roman laws (2 words) • ...

16 Clues: Ein Beruf des Kopernikus • Geburtsland der Renaissance • Lateinisches Wort für Menschlichkeit • Ein bekannter Humanist war Francesco ... • Das französische Wort Renaissance bedeutet ... • Leonardo da Vinci verfasste seine Notizen darin • Wissenschaft, die sich mit dem Menschen beschäftigt • Er entwickelte die Erkenntnisse von Kopernikus weiter • ...

16 Clues: Ein Beruf des Kopernikus • Geburtsland der Renaissance • Lateinisches Wort für Menschlichkeit • Ein bekannter Humanist war Francesco ... • Das französische Wort Renaissance bedeutet ... • Leonardo da Vinci verfasste seine Notizen darin • Wissenschaft, die sich mit dem Menschen beschäftigt • Er entwickelte die Erkenntnisse von Kopernikus weiter • ...

16 Clues: Ein Beruf des Kopernikus • Geburtsland der Renaissance • Lateinisches Wort für Menschlichkeit • Ein bekannter Humanist war Francesco ... • Das französische Wort Renaissance bedeutet ... • Leonardo da Vinci verfasste seine Notizen darin • Wissenschaft, die sich mit dem Menschen beschäftigt • Er entwickelte die Erkenntnisse von Kopernikus weiter • ...

16 Clues: Ein Beruf des Kopernikus • Geburtsland der Renaissance • Lateinisches Wort für Menschlichkeit • Ein bekannter Humanist war Francesco ... • Das französische Wort Renaissance bedeutet ... • Leonardo da Vinci verfasste seine Notizen darin • Wissenschaft, die sich mit dem Menschen beschäftigt • Er entwickelte die Erkenntnisse von Kopernikus weiter • ...

16 Clues: Ein Beruf des Kopernikus • Geburtsland der Renaissance • Lateinisches Wort für Menschlichkeit • Ein bekannter Humanist war Francesco ... • Das französische Wort Renaissance bedeutet ... • Leonardo da Vinci verfasste seine Notizen darin • Wissenschaft, die sich mit dem Menschen beschäftigt • Er entwickelte die Erkenntnisse von Kopernikus weiter • ...

16 Clues: Period of creativity • Johann Gutenberg created? • what did they call America • Leonardo da Vinci drew many? • why were Europeans so eager to • what is renaissance french for • Florence and Vienice became rich with • Michelangelo created the ____ of _____. • the most important expeditions came from • Type of ship that could sail across huge distances • ...

16 Clues: Cancel or put an end to • Famous Renaissance play writer • Relating to the Church of England • a forgiveness of sin by paying money • Using native language instead of Latin • People who financially supported artist • A Protestant church founded by John Knox • Focus on human potential and achievements • Government controlled by religious leaders • ...

16 Clues: a machine used for printing • reason an empire might rise • reason an empire might fall • another name for the black death • The act of making something better • the reformation lead by Martin Luther • The revived interest in Greek & Roman thought. • religion made by the followers of Martin Luther • The drawing of a human with realistic features. • ...

16 Clues: synonym of plateau • synonym of Eclectic • synonym of maneuver • synonym of Quandary • synonym of vacillate • synonym of renaissance • synonym of commemorate • to call rto emembrance • synonym of impertinent • a broad flat area of high land • a state of perplexity or doubt • given to or characterized by insolent rudeness • composed of elements drawn from various sources • ...

15 Clues: A public speech • income (money received) • Having to do with the pope • Unlikely to go through changes • Where did the Renaissance begin? • A book or document written by hand • A person who builds with brick or stone • the hair from a sheep used to make cloth • Something being realistic, or true to life • The greatest writer of the English Renaissance • ...

15 Clues: strophe de 4 vers • vers de 12 syllabes • personne qui joue la comédie • la fin d'une pièce de théâtre • habitudes et coutumes d'une société • personne qui mange de la chair humaine • qui étonne par son caractère surnaturel • action de découvrir ce qui était inconnu • pièce comique où domine des jeux de scène • condamnation au malheur prononcé par un dieu • ...