renaissance Crossword Puzzles
Chapter 13 Renaissance 2023-06-01
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- branch of mathematics partially developed by Newton
- Renowned English poet, playwright, and actor
- Impractical ideal society
- German monk and professor of theology
- Comes from a Middle English word meaning "a day for a meeting"
- Force that draws objects to it's center
- Assembled an astronomical telescope. Discovered that Earth moves around the sun
- Sun-centered model of the universe
- allowed Renaissance artists to create realistic art
- Apple fell on his head
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- subjects such as grammar, rhetoric, poetry, and history
- Possible explanation
- wrote a guide for rulers on how to gain and maintain power
- Separate part of the city where Jews were ordered to live
- Printed the first complete edition of the Bible using a printing press
- Author of The Book of Courtier
- He became a pioneer in spreading Renaissance ideas to Northern Europe
- Usually large religious groups that broke away from an established church
- Dutch priest, used his own knowledge of classical languages to create a new Greek version of the Bible
19 Clues: Possible explanation • Apple fell on his head • Impractical ideal society • Author of The Book of Courtier • Sun-centered model of the universe • German monk and professor of theology • Force that draws objects to it's center • Renowned English poet, playwright, and actor • branch of mathematics partially developed by Newton • ...
World History Review - 02/26/25 2025-02-26
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- When a powerful nation takes over a smaller nation completely.
- Many machines were powered by what during the Industrial Revolution?
- Country that had a slave revolt against France in the 18th century.
- Last name of Martin, who was part of the reformation.
- Last name of the enlightened thinker known as the "Father of Liberty" John.
- Europe Era during the 15-16th Century.
- Reformation that that overthrew the power of the church in Europe.
- The largest militarized nation in the Triple Alliance.
- Last Name of the President that removed the Tribes.
- The Triple what? Includes France, Britain, Russia.
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- System in Medieval Europe with monarchs, peasants, and knights.
- First name of Antoinette.
- The King from Belgium that colonized the Congo.
- Last name of the emperor during the end of the French Revolution.
- The M in Mania
- Trail of what?
- Press invented during the Renaissance Era.
- Name of one of the main Tribes removed in the Trail.
- The 8th. Absolute Ruler.
19 Clues: The M in Mania • Trail of what? • The 8th. Absolute Ruler. • First name of Antoinette. • Europe Era during the 15-16th Century. • Press invented during the Renaissance Era. • The King from Belgium that colonized the Congo. • The Triple what? Includes France, Britain, Russia. • Last Name of the President that removed the Tribes. • ...
The Renaissance Crossword Puzzle 2021-10-15
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- A system of routes used to connect cities
- One of the most important City-States of the Renaissance
- The art of negotiating or making deals with other countries.
- The everyday language people speak in a region
- Softened edges by using light and shadows.
- A merchant from the city of Venice
- Believed the individual and human society were important. Balance between faith and reason.
- The head of state in Venice
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- a diplomat from Venice
- A method that makes a drawing or painting look three-dimensional
- The wealthiest family in Florence
- A person with special skill in, or knowledge of, a subject
- People were more interested in this word than in religion and getting to heaven.
- The Rebirth
- Done on wet plaster with watercolor paint
- To release a letter or book to the public to read.
16 Clues: The Rebirth • a diplomat from Venice • The head of state in Venice • The wealthiest family in Florence • A merchant from the city of Venice • A system of routes used to connect cities • Done on wet plaster with watercolor paint • Softened edges by using light and shadows. • The everyday language people speak in a region • To release a letter or book to the public to read. • ...
17.2 Crossword 2023-12-12
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- The study of ____ was advanced with the use of letters 512
- Native Language 514
- What became less expensive with the invention of the printing press? 513
- Invented in the 1600s to see really small things 514
- Last name of famous English playwright 511
- He invented the printing press with moveable type 513
- This class of people made a modest living as tradespeople or merchants 515
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- Spanish writer who wrote, "Don Quixote" 512
- Greatest German Renaissance artist 511
- Name of Shakespeare's theater in London 512
- Name of "Age" which lasted from 1558-1603
- The ____ Renaissance produced a second wave of talented painters etc. 510
- These timepieces used springs and pendulums 514
- A great Flemish artist 511
- Invented in the 1600s to see the stars and planets 514
- ____ and France were ruled by powerful monarchs 510
16 Clues: Native Language 514 • A great Flemish artist 511 • Greatest German Renaissance artist 511 • Name of "Age" which lasted from 1558-1603 • Last name of famous English playwright 511 • Spanish writer who wrote, "Don Quixote" 512 • Name of Shakespeare's theater in London 512 • These timepieces used springs and pendulums 514 • ____ and France were ruled by powerful monarchs 510 • ...
Historical Events 2023-09-19
15 Clues: Conflict • Shipwreck • French... • American... • July 4, 1776 • Moon landing • Harbor attack • WWII genocide • Right to vote • Women's voting • Atomic bombing • Rights movement • Cultural revival • Declaration of... • Normandy invasion
Renasissance 2026-05-08
12 Clues: sun • game • Turtle • religon • very rich • supporter • occupation • traditional • time period • the way you see • big for trading • non-religious, rational life
2324 S3 vocab synonym 2024-03-05
25 Clues: idea • body • sign • brief • curvy • hated • valued • typical • popular • desired • very old • flexible • time with • productive • experienced • superficial • development • carried away • wild and new • 1000 AD - 2000 AD • blindly following • a stretch of time • missing your goals • struggle to decide • classical culture & art
Module 8 Crossword 2024-01-08
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- American labor leader, president of the United Mine Workers, and founder of the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO); he helped win labor victories through strategies such as the sitdown strike.
- favoring the interests of native-born people over foreign-born people.
- a person who opposes all forms of government.
- African American writer who played a key role in the Harlem Renaissance; his work expressed the pain of life in black ghettos and urged African Americans to resist discrimination.
- African American poet who described the rich culture of African American life using rhythms influenced by jazz music. He wrote of African American hope and defiance, as well as the culture of Harlem and had a major impact on the Harlem Renaissance.
- African American leader who promoted self-reliance for African Americans; he started the Universal Negro Improvement Society (UNIA), which urged African Americans to take pride in their heritage.
- Thirtieth president of the United States; he became president upon the death of Warren G. Harding. He was known for his honesty and his pro-business policies.
- African American blues singer who played an important part in the Harlem Renaissance.
- African American composer and jazz musician; he was one of the key figures in the Harlem Renaissance. His orchestra was popular with audiences nationwide.
- the unplanned and uncontrolled spreading of cities into surrounding regions.
- one of the free-thinking young women who embraced the new fashions and urban attitudes of the 1920s.
- an unreasoned fear of things or people seen as foreign or strange.
- a preoccupation with the purchasing of material goods or acquiring goods in ever-greater amounts.
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- an economic and political system based on one-party government and state ownership of property.
- opposition to political and economic entanglements with other countries
- U.S. Secretary of the Interior in the Harding administration; he was found guilty of bribery for his role in the Teapot Dome scandal.
- African American writer and folklore scholar who played a key role in the Harlem Renaissance; much of her work celebrated simple folkways and traditional values of people who had survived slavery.
- Secretary of the Interior Albert B. Fall’s secret leasing of oil-rich public land to private companies in return for money and land.
- a Protestant religious movement grounded in the belief that all the stories and details in the Bible are literally true.
- Famous American criminal lawyer; he defended John Scopes's right to teach evolution in the Scopes Trial.
- American pilot; he became the first person to fly alone across the Atlantic Ocean nonstop in 1927. He was a hero to millions of Americans.
- a system that sets limits on how many immigrants from various countries a nation will admit each year
- a person who smuggled alcoholic beverages into the United States during Prohibition.
- a group of close friends and political supporters whom President Warren G. Harding appointed to his cabinet.
- a sensational 1925 court case in which the biology teacher John T. Scopes was tried for challenging a Tennessee law that outlawed the teaching of evolution.
- Leading African American jazz musician during the Harlem Renaissance; he was a talented trumpeter whose style influenced many later musicians.
- Twenty-ninth president of the United States; his policies favored business, but his administration was known for scandals.
- the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People—an organization founded in 1909 to promote full racial equality.
- a place where alcoholic drinks were sold and consumed illegally during Prohibition.
29 Clues: a person who opposes all forms of government. • an unreasoned fear of things or people seen as foreign or strange. • favoring the interests of native-born people over foreign-born people. • opposition to political and economic entanglements with other countries • the unplanned and uncontrolled spreading of cities into surrounding regions. • ...
EasyReadeth Crossword 2025-05-11
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- A type of art that makes it look 3D
- Papers that released a person of sin that cost money
- Our life is on it
- Dead scientist's last name
- The belief that the Sun is at the center of the solar system
- Center or orbit
- To pretend to work or be busy when you're not actually doing anything productive.
- Book of Worship for Christianity
- Martin Luther made this belief
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- The force that keeps us on Earth
- The belief that the Earth is at the center of the universe
- The action of officially excluding someone from participation in the sacraments and services of the Christian Church.
- Famous Renaissance architect's last name
- Scientist who was charged as a heretic
- A city in Europe that is credited as the birthplace of the Renaissance
- Leader of the Catholic Church
- Money that the Church collected to throw lavish parties
17 Clues: Center or orbit • Our life is on it • Dead scientist's last name • Leader of the Catholic Church • Martin Luther made this belief • The force that keeps us on Earth • Book of Worship for Christianity • A type of art that makes it look 3D • Scientist who was charged as a heretic • Famous Renaissance architect's last name • Papers that released a person of sin that cost money • ...
Daily Puzzle 2021-12-17
8 Clues: created the mona lisa • adding depth to a painting • invented the printing press • english word for renaissance • statue carved by michelangelo • type of government in florence • renaissance technique using plaster to create depth • leting people decide instead of listening to the bible
Renaissance Wiederholung 2019-11-07
8 Clues: Mona... • Vorname von Da Vinci • Michelangelo und Da Vinci waren... • Renaissance bedeutet auf Französisch... • "Die Erschaffung Adams" ist ein Werk von... • In dieser Stadt befindet sich die Mona Lisa • Aus dieser Sprache stammt das Wort Renaissance • Da Vinci und Michelangelo wurden in ... geboren
Renaissance Wiederholung 2019-11-07
8 Clues: Mona... • Vorname von Da Vinci • Michelangelo und Da Vinci waren... • Renaissance bedeutet auf Französisch... • "Die Erschaffung Adams" ist ein Werk von... • In dieser Stadt befindet sich die Mona Lisa • Aus dieser Sprache kommt das Wort Renaissance • Da Vinci und Michelangelo wurden in ... geboren
Unit 4 Review - MUS 121 2014-05-04
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- composer of the Romantic era whose work included his "Ein Deutches Requiem" which featured text painting throughout.
- Epic motif used by Charles Ives came from this Beethoven symphony
- mnemonic device given to you in class to remember the eras of music history in order
- composer of Baroque operas; "When I am Laid in Earth" is one aria from his opera "Dido and Aeneas"
- period of music history which was referred to as a time of "musical polarity"
- a common characteristic of the work of Charles Ives meaning having many key centers
- chords built on seconds or 3 or more adjacent tones sounding simultaneously
- a type of polyphonic texture first found in the Renaissance era;staggered entrances at different pitch levels
- Henry Cowell's "The Banshee" is an example of this type of piano composition
- musical composition from the Renaissance period; sacred text, Latin, could be polychoral
- orchestral music in one movement that illustrates the images of a poem; Romantic era composer Franz Liszt composed many
- tempo marking which means "at a walking pace"; Goldilocks' tempo (not too fast, not too slow. Just right)
- "fixed melody" used as the basis of polyphonic compositions in a motet or a mass
- keyboard common to the Baroque era
- chant text which melodies correlate with each syllable of text; the opposite of melismatic
- "big mac" form; ABACADA...
- Baroque era choral music; Bach composed many of these
- the opening section of a Mass; "Lamb of God" movement
- composer of motets, polychoral motets, and madrigals in the Renaissance era
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- composer of the Romantic era who often referred to his works as "music dramas" rather than operas
- Baroque era composer from Germany; most famous work is his Christmas oratorio "Messiah"
- Romantic era composer known exclusively for his piano works
- Baroque era choral music; "Messiah" is an example of this
- musical composition from the Renaissance period; secular text, any language/not Latin
- composer of avant-garde works of the 20th century; 4'33"
- composer that is often described as the "link" from Classical period to the Romantic period
- creator of the 12-tone technique of composing music in the early 20th century
- earliest examples of classical music. often monophonic in texture and sacred in context
- tempo marking for a very slow tempo
- John Cage wrote many compositions for this type of piano which often directed the performer to place foreign materials under the strings of the piano
- composer of the 20th century during the Harlem Renaissance; "Afro-American Symphony" featured quotations from G. Gershwin
- small scale compositions of the Romantic era
- song with many verses, each with a new melody
- musical ideas or motives which are identified with a specific region, country, or nation.
- music in the 20th century frequently is said to be this, meaning it has no clear key center. 12-tone works
- music of the 20th century which often reflects the form or structure of the Classical Period; Stravinksy's "Symphony of Psalms"
- unaccompanied passage in free rhythm for a vocalist to show her virtuosity; happens at the end of phrases rather than the beginning
- composer of late Renaissance/early Baroque operas; "Orfeo" is one such example
- musical shorthand from the Baroque era. Allows keyboardist to realize harmonies
- song with many verses set to the same melody
- composer of the 20th century who is often referred to as a "total serialist"
- "sandwich" from; ABA - B is unrelated to A
- trio which features a piano, violin and cello and not 3 pianos as its name suggests
- text used for an extended musical work, i.e. opera, ballet, oratorio, etc.
- American composer of ballet's; most famous American composer of classical music
- movement of a sonata, symphony or string quartet which used sonata form; exposition - development - recap.
46 Clues: "big mac" form; ABACADA... • keyboard common to the Baroque era • tempo marking for a very slow tempo • "sandwich" from; ABA - B is unrelated to A • small scale compositions of the Romantic era • song with many verses set to the same melody • song with many verses, each with a new melody • Baroque era choral music; Bach composed many of these • ...
History 262 2022-04-08
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- Distinction between human and animal borders.
- These animals were often used for witchcraft.
- Attributing human traits to non-human things.
- Man who considered animals to be machines that lack speech and thought.
- Animal used for military exercise, cavalry, and to show power and authority.
- Large dog breed used as war dogs.
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- Spread information the fastest during the Renaissance.
- Filled with collectible exotic items to show off wealth.
- This animal's fur represented wealth and status in China and Japan.
- Era also known as "rebirth".
- Precursors of modern zoological gardens.
- Man who stressed education and learning about the natural world.
12 Clues: Era also known as "rebirth". • Large dog breed used as war dogs. • Precursors of modern zoological gardens. • Distinction between human and animal borders. • These animals were often used for witchcraft. • Attributing human traits to non-human things. • Spread information the fastest during the Renaissance. • Filled with collectible exotic items to show off wealth. • ...
Bist du fit für die nächste Epoche? 2017-09-17
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- Human bedeutet...
- Welcher alte Handelsweg war gesperrt, sodass die Suche nach dem Seeweg begann?
- Damit orientierte man sich auf hoher See.
- Kolumbus wollte wie viele andere auch den Seeweg nach ... entdecken.
- In diesem Land begann das Zeitalter der Renaissance.
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- So heißt das von Kopernikus aufgestellte Weltbild.
- Krankheit der Seefahrer
- Für diese Epoche interessierte man sich in der Renaissance besonders.
- Das Flaggschiff von Kolumbus und seiner Mannschaft hieß Santa ...
- Das einzige Brot, das sich auf langer Seefahrt hält:
- Für welches Land stach Kolumbus in See?
- Für eine Entdeckungsfahrt brauchte man die Erlaubnis des ...
12 Clues: Human bedeutet... • Krankheit der Seefahrer • Für welches Land stach Kolumbus in See? • Damit orientierte man sich auf hoher See. • So heißt das von Kopernikus aufgestellte Weltbild. • Das einzige Brot, das sich auf langer Seefahrt hält: • In diesem Land begann das Zeitalter der Renaissance. • Für eine Entdeckungsfahrt brauchte man die Erlaubnis des ... • ...
The Roaring 20's 2013-02-27
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- the fear of Communism taking over america
- people wanting immigrants to come to the country
- an all white cult wanting an all white utopia
- a 1920s woman who behaved in an unconventional manner
- the renaissance of the 1920's
- banning of alcohol
- the right to vote in any election
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- last name of the famous mob boss in the 1920's
- trial of 2 Italian men in the 1920's
- other name for the scope trial
- new style of music created during the harlem renaissance
- Henry Fords famous car in the 1920's
12 Clues: banning of alcohol • the renaissance of the 1920's • other name for the scope trial • the right to vote in any election • trial of 2 Italian men in the 1920's • Henry Fords famous car in the 1920's • the fear of Communism taking over america • an all white cult wanting an all white utopia • last name of the famous mob boss in the 1920's • ...
Gwendolyn Bennett 2013-01-21
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- She was a prominent figure in the harlem ___
- was awarded a 1000$ scholarship to study art at the ___ in Paris.
- Where she was born
- harsh poem she wrote
- One of the places she took art classes at
- a type of metal/alloy she described the dart in her poem 'Hatred' to be
- when she became an assistant in New York, she wrote for _____
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- a poem that expressed a lot of her ______
- whom she married (last name again)
- Some of her art work was destroyed in a
- This affected her, and other artist's greatly, during the 1930's
- Where she died
- For a while she stayed at an all __ school
- This guy (last name) said she was one of the, "most promising of the poets out of the Harlem Renaissance"
- where she spent her childhood
- Where she studied abroad
- Langston _____ was one of the people in her Harlem Circles
- Co-founder of
- She also wrote a column, called 'The (another word for black), Flute.
19 Clues: Co-founder of • Where she died • Where she was born • harsh poem she wrote • Where she studied abroad • where she spent her childhood • whom she married (last name again) • Some of her art work was destroyed in a • a poem that expressed a lot of her ______ • One of the places she took art classes at • For a while she stayed at an all __ school • ...
Daily Puzzle 2021-12-17
8 Clues: created the mona lisa • adding depth to a painting • invented the printing press • english word for renaissance • statue carved by michelangelo • type of government in florence • renaissance technique using plaster to create depth • leting people decide instead of listening to the bible
History of Western Music 2020-09-26
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- Prominent instrument in the Renaissance Era
- Adam de la Halle was also known as Adam the _
- They performed secular music across Europe
- The term renaissance came from this word
- Period also know as middle or dark ages
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- Monophonic Plainchant is also called _ chant
- He was taught to play the violin by his father
- Form of sacred musical composition
- He became master of choristers in 1583
- Derived from Portuguese word Barroco
10 Clues: Form of sacred musical composition • Derived from Portuguese word Barroco • He became master of choristers in 1583 • Period also know as middle or dark ages • The term renaissance came from this word • They performed secular music across Europe • Prominent instrument in the Renaissance Era • Monophonic Plainchant is also called _ chant • ...
Daily Life and Social Customs in the Renaissance 2014-10-19
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- Grooms were an average of _____ years older than their wives
- Most people married before the age of...
- Grew into a business during this time
- Children could be legally released from their parents at this age
- Worth $25 during the Renaissance
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- The practice of _______ was introduced
- Worth $100 during the Renaissance
- The invention of _____ changed the everyday home
- In poor households, mattresses were made of...
- A game played that resembled Tag
10 Clues: A game played that resembled Tag • Worth $25 during the Renaissance • Worth $100 during the Renaissance • Grew into a business during this time • The practice of _______ was introduced • Most people married before the age of... • In poor households, mattresses were made of... • The invention of _____ changed the everyday home • ...
The Renaissance 2021-03-25
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- meaning of renaissance
- renaissnace writer from England
- someone who sponsored an artist
- Painting done in damp plaster
- famous artist (2 words 2 letters then 5 letters)
- chapel painted by Michelangelo
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- skill of making things look 3D
- new skill of shading used by artists in Renaissance
- people the artists remembered when trying to improve the art of the middle ages
- used instead of egg yolk to make paints allowing them to stay liquid longer
10 Clues: meaning of renaissance • Painting done in damp plaster • skill of making things look 3D • chapel painted by Michelangelo • renaissnace writer from England • someone who sponsored an artist • famous artist (2 words 2 letters then 5 letters) • new skill of shading used by artists in Renaissance • used instead of egg yolk to make paints allowing them to stay liquid longer • ...
Humanismus – Wortschatz 2025-10-15
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- Altes Weltbild mit der Erde im Mittelpunkt
- Dreht sich nach der Theorie von Kopernikus um die Sonne
- Forscher, der mit dem Fernrohr den Himmel beobachtete
- Astronom, der das heliozentrische Weltbild entwickelte
- Zentrum des neuen Weltbildes
- Neues Fundament des Denkens in der Renaissance
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- Künstler und Forscher, Symbol der Renaissance
- Weltbild, bei dem die Sonne im Mittelpunkt steht
- Zentrale Fähigkeit des Menschen im neuen Weltbild
- Astronom, der die Gesetze der Planetenbewegung entdeckte
10 Clues: Zentrum des neuen Weltbildes • Altes Weltbild mit der Erde im Mittelpunkt • Künstler und Forscher, Symbol der Renaissance • Neues Fundament des Denkens in der Renaissance • Weltbild, bei dem die Sonne im Mittelpunkt steht • Zentrale Fähigkeit des Menschen im neuen Weltbild • Forscher, der mit dem Fernrohr den Himmel beobachtete • ...
History so far... 2025-02-25
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- Charles I's Archbishop of Canterbury
- The religion that the Pope is in charge of
- The 'centre' of the world before the Renaissance
- The main job of the primary sector
- The Queen that came up with the Middle Way
- In 1492, Christopher _____ sailed the ocean blue
- An extreme Protestant like Oliver Cromwell
- A 'rebirth' of ancient Greek and Roman ideas
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- The monk that nailed his 95 thesis to the door
- The modern country that the Mughal Empire
- A British company that enslaved people was called the Royal ____ Company
- Lots of these were built in the Industrial Revolution
- The first name of the King that had six wives
- The Duke of Normandy who won the Battle of Hastings
- The Archbishop of Canterbury who was murdered in 1170
15 Clues: The main job of the primary sector • Charles I's Archbishop of Canterbury • The modern country that the Mughal Empire • The religion that the Pope is in charge of • The Queen that came up with the Middle Way • An extreme Protestant like Oliver Cromwell • A 'rebirth' of ancient Greek and Roman ideas • The first name of the King that had six wives • ...
The Renaissance and Reformation 2023-10-06
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- An artwork that represents a religious subject and is placed behind the altar of a Christian church. (358)
- A painting done on fresh, wet plaster with water based paints (358)
- A monk born in Germany who challenged the Catholic Church (344)
- A place of punishment where souls pay for past sins (344)
- A release from all our part of punishment for sin by the Catholic Church, reducing time in purgatory after death (344)
- What was Leonardo Da Vinci most famous work? (359)
- A person who opposes or does not conform to established religious teachings. (346)
- An artistic technique used to give the effect of three dimensional depth to two dimensional surfaces. (358)
- A position or idea a person puts forward and is willing to prove through argument (344)
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- The belief that God has determined in advance who will be saved (the elect) and who will be condemned (the reprobate). (346)
- Who was the father of Italian Renaissance humanism? (355)
- Where did the Renaissance begin?
- This powerful family came to power in 1434 in Italy. (346)
- The language of everyday speech in a particular regwater-basedDante Who wrote “The Divine Comedy?” (356)
- Humanists studied grammar, _______, poetry, moral philosophy, and history. (355)
- To withdraw a statement or position formally and publicly (344)
- An intellectual movement of the Renaissance based on the study of the humanities, which included grammar, rhetoric, poetry, moral philosophy, and history (346)
17 Clues: Where did the Renaissance begin? • What was Leonardo Da Vinci most famous work? (359) • Who was the father of Italian Renaissance humanism? (355) • A place of punishment where souls pay for past sins (344) • This powerful family came to power in 1434 in Italy. (346) • A monk born in Germany who challenged the Catholic Church (344) • ...
Medieval Medicine 2023-11-13
16 Clues: doctor • plague • chemist • surgeon • the four • printing • the zodiac • renaissance • not black bile • galen's theory • the middle ages • the what death? • reform of religion • the father of medicine • tell a priest your sins • head of the catholic church
History of Western Music 2020-09-26
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- He was taught to play the violin by his father
- Monophonic Plainchant is also called _ chant
- The term renaissance came from this word
- Form of sacred musical composition
- Prominent instrument in the Renaissance Era
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- They performed secular music across Europe
- Derived from Portuguese word Barroco
- Adam de la Halle was also known as Adam the _
- He became master of choristers in 1583
- Period also know as middle or dark ages
10 Clues: Form of sacred musical composition • Derived from Portuguese word Barroco • He became master of choristers in 1583 • Period also know as middle or dark ages • The term renaissance came from this word • They performed secular music across Europe • Prominent instrument in the Renaissance Era • Monophonic Plainchant is also called _ chant • ...
The Renaissance 2021-10-15
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- ________ became a major shipbuilding center.
- The most famous city in renaissance was ________
- ________ is defined as having to do with the city.
- Powerful _______ drew many people.
- People living in cities were very ____.
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- The ________________ was a time of rebirth because people became interested again in art and learning.
- __________ is defined as the art of making agreements with other coutries.
- __________ means non-religious
- richest family was the _________ family
- Italy was the center of the old _______ Empire.
10 Clues: __________ means non-religious • Powerful _______ drew many people. • richest family was the _________ family • People living in cities were very ____. • ________ became a major shipbuilding center. • Italy was the center of the old _______ Empire. • The most famous city in renaissance was ________ • ________ is defined as having to do with the city. • ...
The Renaissance 2021-10-15
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- ________ became a major shipbuilding center.
- Italy was the center of the old _______ Empire.
- People living in cities were very ____.
- The most famous city in renaissance was ________
- ________ is defined as having to do with the city.
- Powerful _______ drew many people.
- richest family was the _________ family
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- __________ is defined as the art of making agreements with other coutries.
- __________ means non-religious
- The ________________ was a time of rebirth because people became interested again in art and learning.
10 Clues: __________ means non-religious • Powerful _______ drew many people. • People living in cities were very ____. • richest family was the _________ family • ________ became a major shipbuilding center. • Italy was the center of the old _______ Empire. • The most famous city in renaissance was ________ • ________ is defined as having to do with the city. • ...
Einführung in die Frühe Neuzeit 2025-11-03
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- Erfindung, die half Wissen weiter zu verbreiten
- Italienische Handelsstadt, Zentrum der Renaissance
- Stadt, deren Eroberung 1453 das Ende des Byzantinischen Reichs bedeutete
- Geistliche Bewegung, die Reformen in der Kirche forderte
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- Herrscher, der Macht als weltliches Instrument verstand
- Bewegung, die den Menschen in den Mittelpunkt stellte
- Epoche der „Wiedergeburt“ der Antike
- Kaufmannsfamilie aus Augsburg, die großen Reichtum erlangte
- Dichter, der das Mittelalter als „finster“ bezeichnete
- Im Jahr 1512 veröffentlichte Martin Luther seine 95 _____
10 Clues: Epoche der „Wiedergeburt“ der Antike • Erfindung, die half Wissen weiter zu verbreiten • Italienische Handelsstadt, Zentrum der Renaissance • Bewegung, die den Menschen in den Mittelpunkt stellte • Dichter, der das Mittelalter als „finster“ bezeichnete • Herrscher, der Macht als weltliches Instrument verstand • ...
RenaissanceScience & Inventions 2022-12-08
The Middle Ages 2020-03-01
The Middle Ages 2020-03-01
The Middle Ages 2020-03-01
The Middle Ages 2020-03-01
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world history semester 1 2022-01-07
Across
- discovered a new world trying to get to india
- russian name of ceasar
- a body of religious teaching based on ideas of john c.
- rebirth
- a code created to keep Byzantium under control
- drawn up by English notes and reluctantly approved by king john
- an artistic teaching that creates the appearance of a 3d object on a flat surface
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- followers of calvins religion
- the renaissance man
- "to be or not to be"/ the greatest play writer of all time.
- demanded that a knight fight brawely in defense of 3 masters
- involved with worldy issues rather than spiritual.
- the medieval period
- religious images used by eastern Christians to aid their devotions
- he was apart of the 3rd crusade and his role was the Muslim sultan of egypt and syria
15 Clues: rebirth • the renaissance man • the medieval period • russian name of ceasar • followers of calvins religion • discovered a new world trying to get to india • a code created to keep Byzantium under control • involved with worldy issues rather than spiritual. • a body of religious teaching based on ideas of john c. • "to be or not to be"/ the greatest play writer of all time. • ...
Social Science Crossword Project 2021-05-15
Across
- A Frenchman who wrote the romance Gargantua and Pantagruel
- Built 50,000 miles network of paved roads, tracks, and trails which connected the different parts of the said empire.
- Was an intellectual movement in the Renaissance.
- Developed a writing system with 800 glyphs or symbols.
- Founded their own city named Tenochtitlán.
- Painted the Mona Lisa and dissected corpses for scientific purposes.
- Rebuilt the Great Wall of China.
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- Sculpted David who killed the giant goliath.
- Was the first empire that was established in the world.
- Was a time of REBIRTH in creativity in Europe in the 1300s.
- Built Machu Picchu.
- It was located in some parts of present-day Mauritania and Mali.
- Approach proposed by Ibn Khaldun.
- Dominated French literature as its leading comic dramatist.
- Mesoamerica’s “mother culture.”
15 Clues: Built Machu Picchu. • Mesoamerica’s “mother culture.” • Rebuilt the Great Wall of China. • Approach proposed by Ibn Khaldun. • Founded their own city named Tenochtitlán. • Sculpted David who killed the giant goliath. • Was an intellectual movement in the Renaissance. • Developed a writing system with 800 glyphs or symbols. • ...
History for 9th grade 2020-10-14
8 Clues: Renaissance sculptor • The founder of the Reformation • The head of the Catholic Church • Renaissance painter and inventor • The inventor of the printing press • The explorer who discovered America • The creator of the Heliocentric theory • English king participating in the Reformation
British History Review 1 2021-09-16
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- Canterbury Tales is a story within a story, or a ________ story
- the first known inhabitants of Great Britain
- a small landowner whose weapon of choice was the bow and arrow (Robin Hood!)
- the language that Chaucer popularized in his Tales
- a medieval song-like poem that was very popular with the new middle class
- the main antagonist in the poem Beowulf
- Henry VIII's eldest daughter and persecutor of Protestants
- "Great Britain" includes England, Scotland, and _____
- Shakespeare's sonnets are divided into 3 quatrains and a _______
- the father of English poetry
- Shakespeare states that his mistress' eyes are nothing like the _____
- this group introduced Christianity to Great Britain
- this knocked out 1/3 of the population in the Middle Ages, basically gaining serfs their freedom
- this lengthy holy war introduced ideas from the east to Great Britain
- the virgin queen
- "whale-road" and "water witch" are examples of this Anglo-Saxon metaphor
- a medieval form of literature involving a hero on a quest (usually a knight) and lots of magic
- "Death, thou shalt die."
- the religion of the Celts--belief that spirits are in everything
- Henry VIII and his 3 children belonged to this royal family
- in feudalism, these hard-working folks were at the bottom
- these warriors lived by a code of chivalry and fought for their lady-loves
- this man was beheaded for disagreeing with his pal Henry VIII over religion
- Beowulf is an example of this archetype
- this freakishly strong hero came from Sweden to Denmark to fight an evil monster
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- a perfect example of a kind of character that shows up throughout literature
- Henry VIII's church--began Protestantism
- "seize the day!"
- much of Shakespeare's writing is in this meter (10 syllables, unstressed-stressed)
- a Renaissance type of poetry that is very intellectual and philosophical
- the Renaissance poet who wrote the "Holy Sonnets" that were published after his death
- this guy urged his mistress to stop being so coy
- in one of the Tales, a knight must find the answer to a _____ in order to save his own life
- the name "England" comes from this invader group
- "rebirth" of art and learning
- the archbishop who sided with the church and was killed by the king's hitmen; became a saint
- one of Chaucer's most outrageous pilgrims is the wife of ______
- this great king helped to unite the Anglo-Saxons
- this Renaissance invention helped spread literature and learning
- William of Normandy introduced this social system to England in 1066
- Chaucer's pilgrims were headed here
- this guy ruled Great Britain after Elizabeth I
- Henry VIII's sickly son who ruled England for a few years
- the Anglo-Saxons lived in close communities that were led by _______
- a 14-line poem with a specific rhyme scheme and meter, popular in the Renaissance
- an intellectual movement in the Renaissance that focused on people and leading a good life
- these guys wrote down the manuscripts we have from the Anglo-Saxon era
- a long, narrative poem that tells of a hero on a quest, usually covering many years and many locations
- we get "Thursday" from this Norse god
- this priest urged the young ladies to marry
- the point in the sonnet where the speaker's focus or thought shifts
- according to Shakespeare, "Love is not love/Which alters when it ______ finds"
- Chaucer often pokes fun at the corrupt members of this organization
53 Clues: "seize the day!" • the virgin queen • "Death, thou shalt die." • the father of English poetry • "rebirth" of art and learning • Chaucer's pilgrims were headed here • we get "Thursday" from this Norse god • the main antagonist in the poem Beowulf • Beowulf is an example of this archetype • Henry VIII's church--began Protestantism • this priest urged the young ladies to marry • ...
Renaissance Recap 2024-10-08
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- This artists, writer, philosopher, and inventor is most known for his painting "Mona Lisa."
- a marble sculpture by Michelangelo that depicts the Biblical hero David preparing to fight Goliath.
- A fancy word for writing, this art form became popular again in the Renaissance thanks to guys like Shakespeare.
- Created by Copernicus the astronomical model that places the Sun at the center of the solar system, with the Earth and other planets revolving around it.
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- A Renaissance era philosophy where thinkers focused on human achievements.
- This was the "rebirth" of Europe following the Middle Ages.
- This Renaissance Era book written by Niccolò Machiavelli serves as a guideline for how to acquire power and run a kingdom.
- Lorenzo De Medici was history's best example of this, someone who would fund/commission art and science.
8 Clues: This was the "rebirth" of Europe following the Middle Ages. • A Renaissance era philosophy where thinkers focused on human achievements. • This artists, writer, philosopher, and inventor is most known for his painting "Mona Lisa." • a marble sculpture by Michelangelo that depicts the Biblical hero David preparing to fight Goliath. • ...
Renaissance Era 2022-02-15
Across
- most famous composer of the sixteenth century in Spain
- Began his musical career as a choirboy in Milan
- Considered one f the two major sacred composers of the Renaissance period
- Composed Italian madrigals and frottolas
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- Most important French composer during the Renaissance
- The greatest English composer during the Renaissance
- Wrote the most important English Treatise on musical performance and composition
7 Clues: Composed Italian madrigals and frottolas • Began his musical career as a choirboy in Milan • The greatest English composer during the Renaissance • Most important French composer during the Renaissance • most famous composer of the sixteenth century in Spain • Considered one f the two major sacred composers of the Renaissance period • ...
Renaissance Instruments 2021-11-14
Across
- Plucked instrument with 5 or 6 strings
- Bass wind instrument
- Double reed wind instrument
- Antecedent of the oboe
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- Double reed wind instrument
- most important secular instrument in the renaissance
- Antecedent of the trombone
- specialised in dance music
- the average renaissance church contained at least one of these
9 Clues: Bass wind instrument • Antecedent of the oboe • Antecedent of the trombone • specialised in dance music • Double reed wind instrument • Double reed wind instrument • Plucked instrument with 5 or 6 strings • most important secular instrument in the renaissance • the average renaissance church contained at least one of these
Renaissance 2020-10-09
Renaissance 2022-03-10
8 Clues: The study of humanities • A wealthy banking family • The "prettiest" town in Italy • A trade wealthy city in Italy • A world traveler who had many stories • A new method in art during this period • A period after the middle ages in Europe • A road in which trade was with Europe and Asia
Renaissance 2022-04-08
Across
- the inventor of the printing press and the name of a bible
- A ruler or powerful figure of a country or state
- The philosophical idea that humans should focus on the values of humanity instead of looking to God for guidance
- An Itallian sculptor and painter who famously sculpted 'The statute of David'
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- The counsel that ran the Florentine government
- A powerful banking family that ruled Florence
- Someone who buys and sells goods
- A type of men's jacket worn by rich men during the Renaissance
8 Clues: Someone who buys and sells goods • A powerful banking family that ruled Florence • The counsel that ran the Florentine government • A ruler or powerful figure of a country or state • the inventor of the printing press and the name of a bible • A type of men's jacket worn by rich men during the Renaissance • ...
Renaissance 2016-10-04
Across
- literally means rebirth
- Portugese navigator in service of Spain
- told that the earth is round and revolves around the sun
Down
- wrote Macbeth, Hamlet, King Lear Othello
- he painted The Last supper and The Mona Lisa
- it started in this country
- set up his printing press in Germany
- very powerful institution during the Middle Ages
8 Clues: literally means rebirth • it started in this country • set up his printing press in Germany • Portugese navigator in service of Spain • wrote Macbeth, Hamlet, King Lear Othello • he painted The Last supper and The Mona Lisa • very powerful institution during the Middle Ages • told that the earth is round and revolves around the sun
Renaissance 2016-05-12
8 Clues: May 31 2016 • a type of fair • Candy on a stick • worn as a disguise • A bird you have in Nov • a weapon with a long metal blade • the sport of fighting with swords • any nutritious substance that people or animals eat
Renaissance 2022-10-18
renaissance 2023-02-28
8 Clues: rebirth • someone who supports artists • inventor of the printing press • greatest banking family in history • make art appear 3d on a flat surface • one of the best artists of the renaissance • study of aspects of humans, culture, and society • english writer, actor, and literature professional
Renaissance 2024-04-28
Across
- Intellectual Movement at the heart of the Italian renassaince that focused on worldly subjects rather than on religious issues.
- English poet and dramatist considered one of the greatest English writers
- relating to ancient Greek or Latin literature, art, or culture.
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- Florentine sculptor and painter and architect
- a period in European civilization that was marked by a revival of Classical learning and wisdom
- pertaining to the art of perspective, or represented according to its laws
- Most famous artist of the Renassaince era
- someone who supports or champions something. perspective
8 Clues: Most famous artist of the Renassaince era • Florentine sculptor and painter and architect • someone who supports or champions something. perspective • relating to ancient Greek or Latin literature, art, or culture. • English poet and dramatist considered one of the greatest English writers • ...
Renaissance 2022-09-27
8 Clues: funny plays • wrote plays • dramatic, sad plays • what was used as light? • who performed in most plays? • male lead in romeo and juliet • where the plays were performed? • rediscovered after the dark ages?
Renaissance 2022-09-15
8 Clues: What did writers use • who made Romeo and Juliet • Who was the banking family • where did the renaissance start • Who improved the printing process • Who ruled England from 1558 to 1603 • what is this person's first name da vinci • what is the time period called from 1300-1600
Renaissance 2023-09-21
Across
- Rebirth of art and learning from the greek and roman times.
- The power or right to give order and make decisions.
- Ability to read and write.
- Period in European History.
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- Achieving happiness without religion.
- Press 15th Century Printing Invention
- A Person who sells goods.
- Three dimensional representation of an object as if it looks to the eye from a particular point.
8 Clues: A Person who sells goods. • Ability to read and write. • Period in European History. • Achieving happiness without religion. • Press 15th Century Printing Invention • The power or right to give order and make decisions. • Rebirth of art and learning from the greek and roman times. • ...
renaissance 2023-09-19
Renaissance 2022-10-20
renaissance 2022-05-26
Across
- tool used to provide grip and mechanical advantage
- small clock that is worn on the wrist
- a large heavy weapon consisting mostly of a metal tube that is mounted on wheels
- an tool for measuring temperature
- tool for turning screws
- single lens for correcting or assisting defective eyesight
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- mechanical device for applying pressure to an inked surface resting
- light gun with a long barrel
8 Clues: tool for turning screws • light gun with a long barrel • an tool for measuring temperature • small clock that is worn on the wrist • tool used to provide grip and mechanical advantage • single lens for correcting or assisting defective eyesight • mechanical device for applying pressure to an inked surface resting • ...
Renaissance 2025-02-16
8 Clues: An Italian Sculptor • Head of the Catholic Church • A person who creates art pieces • Artist who created the Mona Lisa • Complaints about the Catholic Church • A family that funded many art projects • A list of books banned by the Catholic Church • A mechanical device for applying pressure to an inked surface
Renaissance 2025-02-14
8 Clues: a place in Italy • a Italian banking company • a man who does a lot of things • the leader of the Catholic church • a man who got proven wrong by Galileo • a person who proved Aristotle was wrong • a invention of a way to increase technology • where a group people care about peoples rights
Renaissance 2025-02-14
8 Clues: Bishop of Romes • Leonardo Da Vinci • A German priest author • Largest Christian Church • Philosophical School of thought • A list of propositions for academics • Something why Francis Bacon was important • A senior official within the Catholic Church
Renaissance 2024-10-22
Across
- The study and treatment of mental illness.
- A microscopic organism
- The scientific study of the mind and its functions.
- An infectious bacterial disease characterized by the growth of nodules (tubercles) in the tissues, especially the lungs.
- Prevents or stops the spread of infections in healthcare.
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- The partial sterilization of a product to make it safe for
- An optical instrument used for viewing very small objects.
- The action of dissecting a body or plant to student its internal
8 Clues: A microscopic organism • The study and treatment of mental illness. • The scientific study of the mind and its functions. • Prevents or stops the spread of infections in healthcare. • The partial sterilization of a product to make it safe for • An optical instrument used for viewing very small objects. • ...
Renaissance 2025-02-14
Across
- - Who tried to improve the Catholic church
- - A time of Art, music, and education
- - An invention used to make books
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- - Invented the printing press
- - What they called the Renaissance; when you die and are born again
- -
- - The type of church Luther tried to improve
- - Paying money so you can still go to heaven
8 Clues: - • - Invented the printing press • - An invention used to make books • - A time of Art, music, and education • - Who tried to improve the Catholic church • - The type of church Luther tried to improve • - Paying money so you can still go to heaven • - What they called the Renaissance; when you die and are born again
Renaissance 2024-12-17
Across
- One's native language
- People are concerned with the here and now
- Created the Statue of David
Down
- An intellectual movement that focused on potential and achievements
- Invention that couple make many copies at the same time, therefore, more books were able to be made in different languages
- Famous Renaissance artist who wrote the book "The Prince"
- What does "Renaissance" mean?
- Painted the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper
8 Clues: One's native language • Created the Statue of David • What does "Renaissance" mean? • Painted the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper • People are concerned with the here and now • Famous Renaissance artist who wrote the book "The Prince" • An intellectual movement that focused on potential and achievements • ...
Renaissance 2025-09-22
8 Clues: King of England • Artist starting with M • Artist starting with R • leader of Catholic church • A queen which starts with E • The artist who painted the Mona Lisa • A person who disagreed with the Catholic Church last name is Luther • A person who disagreed with the Catholic Church last name is Calvin
Renaissance 2025-11-30
8 Clues: Fall of city • Land lord system • Books for masses • Social class rise • Growth of commerce • Rebirth of learning • Ocean route discovery • Questioning human mind
Renaissance 2026-05-13
Across
- specific way of viewing
- the sun is positioned at the center of the solar system
- the value, dignity, and agency of human beings
- often known for his plays and poetry.
- wealthy individual, family, or institution (like the Church) that provided financial support, commissions, and protection to artists, architects, and scholars
Down
- often reminded people on a kids game.
- rebirth
- known for creating some of the most famous paintings in the world.
8 Clues: rebirth • specific way of viewing • often reminded people on a kids game. • often known for his plays and poetry. • the value, dignity, and agency of human beings • the sun is positioned at the center of the solar system • known for creating some of the most famous paintings in the world. • ...
Doctor Faustus Context 2025-02-06
Across
- Renaissance political philosopher known for his work The Prince, advocating pragmatic, sometimes unscrupulous political tactics.
- Written or spoken language in its ordinary form, without the structured rhythm of poetry.
- The period of cultural rebirth in Europe, marked by a revival of interest in classical learning and art.
- Excessive pride or arrogance, often leading to a downfall.
- A moment of revelation or recognition, especially in Greek tragedy, when the protagonist realizes a crucial truth.
- The branch of Christianity that recognizes the Pope as its spiritual leader.
- A short story that conveys a moral lesson, often with animals as characters.
- A branch of Protestantism emphasizing predestination and the sovereignty of God.
- A hierarchical structure of all matter and life, from God down to inanimate objects, in medieval thought.
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- The emotional release or purification experienced by the audience in a tragedy.
- Philosophy emphasizing human values and the potential for individual achievement, popular during the Renaissance.
- Invention by Gutenberg that revolutionized the spread of information and ideas.
- Astronomer who proposed the heliocentric theory, challenging the geocentric view of the universe.
- Figure from Greek mythology who flew too close to the sun with wax wings and fell when they melted.
- A type of medieval drama that teaches moral lessons, often personifying virtues and vices.
- A document in Doctor Faustus revealing Faustus' pact with the Devil, used as a plot device.
- Unrhymed iambic pentameter, a common meter in English dramatic and narrative poetry.
17 Clues: Excessive pride or arrogance, often leading to a downfall. • The branch of Christianity that recognizes the Pope as its spiritual leader. • A short story that conveys a moral lesson, often with animals as characters. • The emotional release or purification experienced by the audience in a tragedy. • ...
Crossword for Renissance 2022-04-12
Across
- city state in Italy
- Revived after Black Death and had masters like Leonadaro Vicini and MichaelAngelo
- Trade city where the Medici family lived
- Virus that swept through Europe before Renaissance
- City Smallest country in the world, pope lives
- Family which ruled Florence and survived an assassination attempt
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- Country with cities like Florence, Rome, and Venice
- City that makes glass and is sinking
- Means Rebirth
- Competietors against Medici family and tried to kill them
10 Clues: Means Rebirth • city state in Italy • City that makes glass and is sinking • Trade city where the Medici family lived • City Smallest country in the world, pope lives • Virus that swept through Europe before Renaissance • Country with cities like Florence, Rome, and Venice • Competietors against Medici family and tried to kill them • ...
crossword 2022-04-12
Across
- means rebirth
- family which ruled Florence and survived an assassination attempt
- city-state in Italy
- revived after the black death and had masters like ,Leonardo Vinci, and Michael angelo
- the city that makes glass
Down
- virus that swept through Europe before the renaissance
- country with cities like Florence, Rome, and Venice
- trade city where Medici lived
- competers against medici family and tried to kill them
- city smallest country in the world pope lives
10 Clues: means rebirth • city-state in Italy • the city that makes glass • trade city where Medici lived • city smallest country in the world pope lives • country with cities like Florence, Rome, and Venice • virus that swept through Europe before the renaissance • competers against medici family and tried to kill them • ...
The Renaissance Crossword Puzzle 2013-03-21
Across
- A famous play writer
- This building burned down in June 29, 1613
- One of Shakespeare's famous romance plays
- A technique of painting on a moist plaster using different color paints
- A word meaning rebirth in French
- Where the Renaissance started
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- The artist who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
- A famous artist who painted the Mona Lisa
- The nickname for Mary Tudor
- Queen Elizabeth was part of this family who ruled England
10 Clues: A famous play writer • The nickname for Mary Tudor • Where the Renaissance started • A word meaning rebirth in French • A famous artist who painted the Mona Lisa • One of Shakespeare's famous romance plays • This building burned down in June 29, 1613 • The artist who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel • Queen Elizabeth was part of this family who ruled England • ...
Austin's Puzzle 2013-07-18
Across
- Helped carry the Renaissance to North Europe
- Used for steering a boat
- A new type of watercolor paint
- Concentrates on one face; none look like the other
- This renaissance invention can be found in a modern day bathroom
Down
- Painted The Last Supper and Mona Lisa
- Painted the School of Athens
- Supporters of the arts
- The impression of depth and distance on the flat surface of a painting
- sculpted the statue of David
10 Clues: Supporters of the arts • Used for steering a boat • Painted the School of Athens • sculpted the statue of David • A new type of watercolor paint • Painted The Last Supper and Mona Lisa • Helped carry the Renaissance to North Europe • Concentrates on one face; none look like the other • This renaissance invention can be found in a modern day bathroom • ...
The Renaissance 2023-11-08
Across
- The era that means rebirth.
- He influenced political thinking with his book, The Prince.
- Painter and sculptor, he painted the Sistine Chapel.
- He created the printing press.
- The idea of focusing on human potential.
Down
- Inventor, sculptor and artist, he painted the Mona Lisa.
- The idea of focusing on human thinking, sculpture and literature.
- He created the Heliocentric Theory.
- The idea of non-religious thinking.
- The city where the Renaissance started.
10 Clues: The era that means rebirth. • He created the printing press. • He created the Heliocentric Theory. • The idea of non-religious thinking. • The city where the Renaissance started. • The idea of focusing on human potential. • Painter and sculptor, he painted the Sistine Chapel. • Inventor, sculptor and artist, he painted the Mona Lisa. • ...
Renaissance Crossword Puzzle 2023-11-12
Across
- City in Italy
- de Medici Wealthy merchant who grew to fame and became the dictator of Florence
- Time period of the revival of art and learning
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- Rediscovered art technique which is based on optical illusions
- Gutenberg Created the printing press
- Native language
- da Vinci A true "Renaissance man"
- Wrote The Prince which examines the imperfect conduct of human beings
- Uses realistic style when depicting the human body
- Person who financially supports artists
10 Clues: City in Italy • Native language • da Vinci A true "Renaissance man" • Gutenberg Created the printing press • Person who financially supports artists • Time period of the revival of art and learning • Uses realistic style when depicting the human body • Rediscovered art technique which is based on optical illusions • ...
Influential Women in Jazz 2023-04-12
Across
- Blanche Calloway and her Orchestra theme song
- Mary Lou Williams' main instrument
- Starting year of the Harlem Renaissance (2 wrds. spelled out)
- Blanche Calloway's younger brother
- Billie Holiday's most famous song (2 wrds.)
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- Religion Mary Lou Williams converted to
- The Lady that Swings the Band (3 wrds.)
- Led up to the Harlem Renaissance (2 wrds.)
- Billie Holiday's birth year (2 wrds. spelled out)
- Laws that perpetuated racism, segregation, and racial violence (3 wrds.)
10 Clues: Mary Lou Williams' main instrument • Blanche Calloway's younger brother • Religion Mary Lou Williams converted to • The Lady that Swings the Band (3 wrds.) • Led up to the Harlem Renaissance (2 wrds.) • Billie Holiday's most famous song (2 wrds.) • Blanche Calloway and her Orchestra theme song • Billie Holiday's birth year (2 wrds. spelled out) • ...
Renaissance Quiz. 2022-02-19
Across
- What is the meaning of the word Renaissance?
- Who created the Anatomy of Man?
- Who created the sculpture named David?
Down
- What was the surname of the man who created the printing press?
- Who funded the creation of works of art?
- What was the popular belief the inspired many people during the Renaissance?
- Which country has the greatest association to the Renaissance?
7 Clues: Who created the Anatomy of Man? • Who created the sculpture named David? • Who funded the creation of works of art? • What is the meaning of the word Renaissance? • Which country has the greatest association to the Renaissance? • What was the surname of the man who created the printing press? • ...
Treasures of Tuscany: Renaissance in Arezzo 2023-10-30
Across
- This word describes any book printed before 1501, and refers to the nascence of literature.
- The style of art is noted for its exaggerated, even unnatural qualities; developed during the Renaissance and associated with artists such as da Vinci, Rafael, and Vasari.
- This Camaldolese monk became famous for his frescoes; he was also an architect and illuminator, and designed the exterior illustrative panels on the large rectangular reliquary found in this exhibit.
- Known for his work, "The Lives," featured in this exhibit, considered to be the foundation of all art-history.
- _______ d'Arezzo is credited with the development of modern musical notation.
- Artwork that illustrates or embellishes a written text, often with detailed miniature designs, generally using precious metals or bold colors.
- The name of this period of history can be translated to mean "rebirth"
- A necklace in the collection by Giovanni Raspini features this adaptable reptile which is identifiable by its prehensile tail and mutable color palette.
- Known as the Christogram or Monogram, these Latin letters represent the first three Greek letters of the name of Jesus and are found often in ecclesiastical Christian art, including several pieces in this exhibit.
- The region of Italy that contains the province of Arezzo
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- Meaning "mother," this word denotes the subject of many Renaissance paintings, including several in this exhibit.
- Wife of Cosimo I de' Medici, Duke of Florence, who often ruled in his stead during his absence.
- The name for a container of holy relics.
- This powerful banking family ruled Florence beginning in the 15th century.
- There are two examples of this subject matter in "Treasures of Tuscany," depicting the moment when the Virgin Mary was told that she would give birth to the son of God.
- The _______ Grande acts as the heart of Arezzo and holds its marketplace.
- This artist and former OU Student has a contemporary piece featured in this exhibit which recollects her time spent in Arezzo.
- This Renaissance system of training and production involved a master artist who trained and worked alongside younger apprentices.
- This Aretinian company produces Casentino wool products, which date back to the Middle Ages and have been worn by such notable people as Giacomo Puccini and Audrey Hepburn.
19 Clues: The name for a container of holy relics. • The region of Italy that contains the province of Arezzo • The name of this period of history can be translated to mean "rebirth" • The _______ Grande acts as the heart of Arezzo and holds its marketplace. • This powerful banking family ruled Florence beginning in the 15th century. • ...
Treasures of Tuscany: Renaissance in Arezzo 2023-10-30
Across
- This word describes any book printed before 1501, and refers to the nascence of literature.
- The style of art is noted for its exaggerated, even unnatural qualities; developed during the Renaissance and associated with artists such as da Vinci, Rafael, and Vasari.
- This Camaldolese monk became famous for his frescoes; he was also an architect and illuminator, and designed the exterior illustrative panels on the large rectangular reliquary found in this exhibit.
- Known for his work, "The Lives," featured in this exhibit, considered to be the foundation of all art-history.
- _______ d'Arezzo is credited with the development of modern musical notation.
- Artwork that illustrates or embellishes a written text, often with detailed miniature designs, generally using precious metals or bold colors.
- The name of this period of history can be translated to mean "rebirth"
- A necklace in the collection by Giovanni Raspini features this adaptable reptile which is identifiable by its prehensile tail and mutable color palette.
- Known as the Christogram or Monogram, these Latin letters represent the first three Greek letters of the name of Jesus and are found often in ecclesiastical Christian art, including several pieces in this exhibit.
- The region of Italy that contains the province of Arezzo
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- Meaning "mother," this word denotes the subject of many Renaissance paintings, including several in this exhibit.
- Wife of Cosimo I de' Medici, Duke of Florence, who often ruled in his stead during his absence.
- The name for a container of holy relics.
- This powerful banking family ruled Florence beginning in the 15th century.
- There are two examples of this subject matter in "Treasures of Tuscany," depicting the moment when the Virgin Mary was told that she would give birth to the son of God.
- The _______ Grande acts as the heart of Arezzo and holds its marketplace.
- This artist and former OU Student has a contemporary piece featured in this exhibit which recollects her time spent in Arezzo.
- This Renaissance system of training and production involved a master artist who trained and worked alongside younger apprentices.
- This Aretinian company produces Casentino wool products, which date back to the Middle Ages and have been worn by such notable people as Giacomo Puccini and Audrey Hepburn.
19 Clues: The name for a container of holy relics. • The region of Italy that contains the province of Arezzo • The name of this period of history can be translated to mean "rebirth" • The _______ Grande acts as the heart of Arezzo and holds its marketplace. • This powerful banking family ruled Florence beginning in the 15th century. • ...
Renaissance 2022-01-19
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- A painter, sculptor, and inventor.Painted the Mona Lisa
- A separate religious group Luther and his followers began
- A movement for religious reform
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- Writers used this, it's their native language
- A pardon releasing a person from penalty for a sin
- A way to show three dimensions on a canvas
- The intellectual movement focused on human achievements
- A financial supporter of artists
8 Clues: A movement for religious reform • A financial supporter of artists • A way to show three dimensions on a canvas • Writers used this, it's their native language • A pardon releasing a person from penalty for a sin • A painter, sculptor, and inventor.Painted the Mona Lisa • The intellectual movement focused on human achievements • ...
Renaissance 2022-03-14
8 Clues: Meaning rebirth • the study of humans • a fee that people have to pay • The family that ruled Florence • One of the greatest Italian artists • a method of showing 3d shapes and items • A poet that had a lot to say about human behavior • a rich city that had a lot of banking and trade centers
Renaissance 2015-12-09
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- Astronomer associated with the discovery of telescope
- Renaissance started in this country
- An Italian explorer who discovered the West Indies
- Copernicus tried to prove that earth goes around this
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- The most famous painting of Leonardo da Vinci
- Portuguese explore who tried to go around the world
- Instrument for indicating direction on high seas
- Used to find the geographical location of a place
8 Clues: Renaissance started in this country • The most famous painting of Leonardo da Vinci • Instrument for indicating direction on high seas • Used to find the geographical location of a place • An Italian explorer who discovered the West Indies • Portuguese explore who tried to go around the world • Astronomer associated with the discovery of telescope • ...
renaissance 2023-04-24
8 Clues: what are patrons • who created the mona lisa • what does renaissance mean? • who made the statue of david • who wrote the praise of folly • what caused the increase of trade • what was the first major printing • where was the printing press invented
Renaissance 2023-02-21
8 Clues: Someone not famous • someone very attractive • A long skirt with a top • New idea, device, or method • occupying with some pleasant • A man who gets on top of a horse • Someone who loves to draw portraits • A word used to describe nice people
Renaissance 2021-10-15
9 Clues: Non-religious. • Began in Italy. • Time of rebirth. • powerful cities. • First to grow rich. • Having to do with the city. • Built their cities on small islands. • Person in the army who fights for money. • The art of making agreements with other countries.
Renaissance 2023-05-24
Renaissance 2023-05-09
10 Clues: british slang • purple turtle • Famous Painting • more brit slang • blue nij turtle • red ninja turtle • took inspiration • took inspiration • orange ninja turtle • a modern day country
Renaissance 2023-05-09
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- This man painted The School Of Athens
- What is the value of human potential?
- What is the most famous painting from this period?
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- What does Renaissance mean?
- Where did the Renaissance start?
- The creation of this man was depicted by Michelangelo
- There is an increase of this, decrease of religion.
- What is the main focus of the art?
8 Clues: What does Renaissance mean? • Where did the Renaissance start? • What is the main focus of the art? • This man painted The School Of Athens • What is the value of human potential? • What is the most famous painting from this period? • There is an increase of this, decrease of religion. • The creation of this man was depicted by Michelangelo
Renaissance 2023-05-08
10 Clues: - artist • - painter • - painter • - painter • - Time period • Lisa - painting • - made telescopes • Shaksphere - poet • bacon - philosipher • More - wrote politcal system
Renaissance 2023-11-03
8 Clues: red ninja turtle • blue ninja turtle • orange ninja turtle • purple ninja turtle • italian banking family • designed by Michelangelo • 14th century - 17th century • artwork created by Leonardo Da Vinci and is in the Louvre
Renaissance 2023-12-13
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- Coherence dans la raisonnement
- Facon de regarder le monde partager par un groupe
- Valeur d'un individu
- Quelqu'un qui ne croit pas en leur religion
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- Les textes qui forme le fondation de l'education, gouvernement et de societe en generale
- Mouvement religieux dans l'eglise chretienne et a mis fin aux pape
- Apprendre lire et ecrire.
- La satisfaction de ta vie
8 Clues: Valeur d'un individu • Apprendre lire et ecrire. • La satisfaction de ta vie • Coherence dans la raisonnement • Quelqu'un qui ne croit pas en leur religion • Facon de regarder le monde partager par un groupe • Mouvement religieux dans l'eglise chretienne et a mis fin aux pape • Les textes qui forme le fondation de l'education, gouvernement et de societe en generale
Renaissance 2024-02-01
Across
- Spanish playwright; wrote Don Quixote
- area in front of the stage at Globe theatre
- Wrote over 200 plays; wrote first social drama
- People who stood in the yard for shows at the Globe
- English theatre, famously where Shakespeare put on many shows
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- English playwright who basically wrote everything meaningful ever
- First permanent indoor theatre in Parma, Italy
- Elevated poetry and spiritual emphasis in his writing
8 Clues: Spanish playwright; wrote Don Quixote • area in front of the stage at Globe theatre • First permanent indoor theatre in Parma, Italy • Wrote over 200 plays; wrote first social drama • People who stood in the yard for shows at the Globe • Elevated poetry and spiritual emphasis in his writing • English theatre, famously where Shakespeare put on many shows • ...
renaissance 2024-05-24
8 Clues: A deathly sickness • Paper to erase sins • Fate is already decided • Sun at center of universe • Reason and logic for problems • Document limiting kings power • Time of changing church beliefs • Rebirth of creativity and learning
renaissance 2025-02-14
8 Clues: ____ Da Vinci • Dutch philosopher • made scientific method • made many famous plays • painted Sistine chapel • painted School of Athens • made the statue of David • made first printing press
renaissance 2025-02-19
8 Clues: ___press • made David • ___ da vinci • "found" the americas • made many poems and plays • came up with heliocentricism • painted the school of athens • created the scientific method
Renaissance 2025-02-19
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- person against the church
- states that the earth revolves around the sun
- a list of statements that Martin Luther put on the catholic church
- a person who was knowledgeable
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- having or relating to the center of the earth
- the bible as the ultimate religons
- Johannes Gutenburg
- the act or process of changing a religious
8 Clues: Johannes Gutenburg • person against the church • a person who was knowledgeable • the bible as the ultimate religons • the act or process of changing a religious • having or relating to the center of the earth • states that the earth revolves around the sun • a list of statements that Martin Luther put on the catholic church
Renaissance 2025-05-01
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- German printer who was the first in Europe to print using movable type and the first to use a press
- famous piece of artwork, that surprisingly has no eyebrows!
- wrote 154 sonnets and 39 plays
- a period of European history, roughly spanning the 14th to 16th centuries, marked by a renewed interest in classical learning and art, a shift away from medieval ideals, and the emergence of humanism.
- A network of ancient trade routes that connected East and West, facilitating the exchange of goods, ideas, and cultural influences across Eurasia
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- a person who supports an individual, institution, or cause, often financially.
- a powerful Italian banking family and political dynasty that ruled Florence and later Tuscany for much of the period from 1434 to 1737.
- famous painting of Christ surrounded by much emotion as he's about to announce his imminent betrayal by Judas is called the last...
8 Clues: wrote 154 sonnets and 39 plays • famous piece of artwork, that surprisingly has no eyebrows! • a person who supports an individual, institution, or cause, often financially. • German printer who was the first in Europe to print using movable type and the first to use a press • ...
The Harlem Renaissance 2024-02-26
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- continent where many immigrants in America came from in the 1920's
- areas where certain ethnicities lived in cities
- one of the popular art styles from the Harlem Renaissance
- the busiest city in the 1920's
- music style that originated in New Orleans
- the jazzy saxophone who led the tour of the Renaissance
- the last name of a famous African American jazz trumpeter
- music style that originated Deep South
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- the Great ____
- the last name of the "Queen of Jazz"
- last name of the famous African American poet who wrote about African American life
- the center of the black cultural movement
- the famous African American rights activist who directed the NAACP
- nickname for the 1920's
- The part of America where the people of the Great Migration were from
15 Clues: the Great ____ • nickname for the 1920's • the busiest city in the 1920's • the last name of the "Queen of Jazz" • music style that originated Deep South • the center of the black cultural movement • music style that originated in New Orleans • areas where certain ethnicities lived in cities • the jazzy saxophone who led the tour of the Renaissance • ...
My really fun cross words 2025-12-08
14 Clues: tool • ship • rebirth • painter • christian • explorere • industrial • wrote a book • natural rghts • a printed press • japan deafeat • tAmerican Revolution • place where 3 city flourishe • supports person who sulioes
Music 2023-10-09
16 Clues: are • is a • means • means • meant • ran the • from the • represent • They could • was the most • grew so they • means real or • Farmed lots of • meant you were • Highest class of the • Decline of the Empire
AP 7 - Unit Three (Ang Timog at Kanlurang Asya... 2018-10-30
Across
- Ginagamit upang malaman ang oras at latitud.
- Teritoryong madalas daanan noong panahon ng krusada.
- Makikita sa dulo ng Africa at nalibot ni Vasco da Gama.
- Isa sa mga bansang nasakop sa pamumuno ni Alfonso de Albuquerque.
- Lugar kung saan naitatag ni Vasco da Gama ang sentro ng kalakalan.
- Pinakamimithi na lugar na pinagkukunan ng rekado.
- Isang kilusan na inilunsad ng simbahan at ng mga Kristiyanong hari.
- Aklat na naisulat noong 1477.
- Sa pamamagita nito, nakuha ng Portugal ang Moluccas.
- Binigyang-pansin ng renaissance.
- Siya ang namuno sa pagsakop ng Golpo ng Persia.
- Isang prinsipyong pang-ekonomiya.
- cabot Sa pamamagitan niya napasailalimng England ang Nova Scotia sa Canada.
- Banal na lugar.
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- Nagbukas ng daan sa pagbabago sa larangan ng kalakalan at negosyo.
- Ginagamit upang malaman ang direksiyon ng pupuntahan.
- Sa kanya ang pinakamahalagang paglalakbay sa lahat.
- Isang linya kung saang bahagi ng mundo maggagalugad ang Spain at Portugal.
- Ang panahon na ito ay nag-iwan ng malaking pagbabago sa pamumuhay ng lipunan.
- Dalawa sa mga lugar sa Asya na narating ni Marco Polo.
- Nagsasaad na ang Portugal ang manggagalugad sa bandang silangan samanatalang ang Spain sa bandang kanluran.
- Dito natuon ang interes ng mga tao sa panahon ng renaissance.
- Sumako sa mga ruta ng kalakalan na nag-uugnay sa Asya at Europe.
- Emperador ng Tsina sa panahon ng Yuan Dynasty.
- Isa sa mga produkto ng silangan.
- Nanguna sa paghahanap ng bagong ruta sa mga mangangalakal na Europeo.
- Maraming mga ___________ Europeo ang namangha at nahikayat sa makarating at makipagsapalaran sa Asya.
- Isang adbenturerong mangangalakal na taga-Venice.
28 Clues: Banal na lugar. • Aklat na naisulat noong 1477. • Isa sa mga produkto ng silangan. • Binigyang-pansin ng renaissance. • Isang prinsipyong pang-ekonomiya. • Ginagamit upang malaman ang oras at latitud. • Emperador ng Tsina sa panahon ng Yuan Dynasty. • Siya ang namuno sa pagsakop ng Golpo ng Persia. • Pinakamimithi na lugar na pinagkukunan ng rekado. • ...
Sejarah Peminatan Renaissance dan Contoh Kerajaan Maritim Islam 2024-01-25
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- Tempat-tempat yang menjadi pusat pembelajaran dan pengetahuan di Kerajaan Maritim Islam disebut?
- Tokoh intelektual yang memainkan peran kunci dalam memicu pemikiran kritis selama pendahuluan Revolusi Dunia adalah siapa?
- Apa istilah yang digunakan untuk memperjelas pendekatan ilmiah terhadap pemahaman dunia selama pendahuluan Revolusi Dunia?
- Negara mana yang menjadi rival utama Kerajaan Maritim Islam dalam perebutan kontrol laut?
- Bagaimana perdagangan di Kerajaan Maritim Islam mempengaruhi hubungan antarbudaya?
- Apa nama gerakan keagamaan yang muncul sebagai reaksi terhadap keberlebihan dan penyalahgunaan dalam Gereja Katolik selama pendahuluan Revolusi Dunia?
- Tokoh yang memimpin gerakan Reformasi Protestan dengan menentang praktik-praktik kontroversial dalam Gereja Katolik adalah siapa?
- Nama armada laut yang melindungi perairan Kerajaan Maritim Islam adalah?
- Siapakah pemimpin besar yang mendirikan Kerajaan Maritim Islam?
- Apa yang membedakan Kerajaan Maritim Islam dalam perkembangan ilmu pengetahuan
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- Apa yang menjadi pusat perdagangan utama dalam Kerajaan Maritim Islam?
- Apa peran jaringan perdagangan di laut dalam ekonomi Kerajaan Maritim Islam?
- Siapakah penemu mesin cetak yang memainkan peran penting dalam penyebaran ide selama pendahuluan Revolusi Dunia?
- Nama sistem hukum yang digunakan dalam Kerajaan Maritim Islam untuk mengatur perdagangan dan pelayaran?
- Apa istilah yang digunakan untuk gerakan pembaruan dalam seni, sastra, dan ilmu pengetahuan yang menjadi cikal bakal Revolusi Dunia?
- Pada abad keberapa dimulainya periode Renaissance, yang dianggap sebagai awal pendahuluan Revolusi Dunia?
- Siapakah penulis terkenal yang menggagas gagasan pemisahan kekuasaan dalam pemerintahan, memengaruhi pemikiran politik selama pendahuluan Revolusi Dunia?
- Siapakah tokoh terkenal dalam sejarah pelayaran dan penjelajahan maritim Islam?
- Sebutkan salah satu karya terkenal Leonardo da Vinci yang mencerminkan kekreatifannya selama periode Renaissance.
- Negara manakah yang menjadi pusat utama perubahan selama pendahuluan Revolusi Dunia?
20 Clues: Siapakah pemimpin besar yang mendirikan Kerajaan Maritim Islam? • Apa yang menjadi pusat perdagangan utama dalam Kerajaan Maritim Islam? • Nama armada laut yang melindungi perairan Kerajaan Maritim Islam adalah? • Apa peran jaringan perdagangan di laut dalam ekonomi Kerajaan Maritim Islam? • ...
1st Year History Key Terms 2024-05-17
Across
- A Celtic priest.
- People who came from France and conquered England and Ireland.
- The Renaissance began in this country.
- The Roman Empire covered most of this continent.
- He brought Christianity to Ireland.
- Medieval society was run by the ______ system.
- Artefacts can be dated by measuring the _____-14 they contain.
- Metal made from mixing copper and tin.
- He perfected the telescope.
- Spanish for "conqueror".
- A period of rebirth.
- A country rich with spices.
- New kind of ship which allowed for greater exploration.
- Person who sponsored an artist.
- ____ and Bailey castles were made from wood.
- The Circus _____ was where chariot races were held.
- English Renaissance playwright.
- Medieval craftsmen had to belong to a _____.
- The Romans worshipped many _____.
- The head of a monastery.
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- Statue by Michelangeo (not the naked one).
- Monks took vows of poverty, obedience and s______.
- When a source favours one side over the other.
- Person who digs for artefacts.
- The voyages of exploration led to the creation of new e_______.
- A rich Roman.
- Italian explorer who travelled to China by land.
- The first people who lived in Ireland came during the ______ Era.
- A poor Roman.
- Children training to become a knight become a _____ at age 14.
- A ________ source comes from a time later than what's being studied.
- A ________ source comes from the time being studied.
- A famous passage tomb in Co. Meath.
- People invented farming in the _______ Era.
- The ____ Empire ruled what is now Mexico.
- The man who "discovered" America.
- Huitzlopochtli was the god of the ____.
- Famous painting by Leonardo da Vinci.
38 Clues: A rich Roman. • A poor Roman. • A Celtic priest. • A period of rebirth. • Spanish for "conqueror". • The head of a monastery. • He perfected the telescope. • A country rich with spices. • Person who digs for artefacts. • Person who sponsored an artist. • English Renaissance playwright. • The man who "discovered" America. • The Romans worshipped many _____. • ...
