renaissance Crossword Puzzles

14 Clues: sneaky, cunning, and lacking a moral code • likely a portrait of the wife of a Florentine merchant. • lawyer, scholar, statesman, and Lord Chancellor to Henry VIII of England • an ideal commonwealth whose inhabitants exist under seemingly perfect conditions • the broad educational, literary, and cultural movement involving the studia humanitatis • ...

15 Clues: Group of crows • Egyptian sun god • 4th Greek letter • Tallest tree type • Chemical element Fe • 3 strikes in bowling • Angel Falls location • Granny smiths, Galas • First Disney princess • World Cup champion x5 • Decorative handwriting • National sport of Japan • National Ice Cream Month • Most common surname in U.S. • Renaissance artist & Ninja Turtle

8 Clues: important writer in American history • something left behind from an earlier time • music that was popular during the Renaissance • living things moving from one place to another • where Hughes felt like he belonged and was home • a group of people working together to create change • unfair treatment against people because of their race • ...

7 Clues: renaissance is french for. • related to commerce or trade. • revolved around the manor and the church. • remained the most important course of study. • one of the most powerful banking in the city. • became the artistic center of the renaissance. • was the the home of the powerful Catholic Church.

7 Clues: An Italian poet • The study of humanities • One of the greatest Italian artists • This family was known for their banking. • the period that followed the middle ages • He was considered the true genius of the Renaissance • A fee that borrowers pay for the use of someone else's money

15 Clues: exit • water • let's go • sandwich • Thank You • a fast car • good morning • afternoon nap • No fish in this river • please (two words 3,5) • Original Renaissance Man • what Adele likes to drink • Fisherman island in Venice • informal way to say hello or goodbye • most famous town on the Amalfi coast

10 Clues: COURT CASE • RENAISSANCE • MUSIC GENRE • PROHIBITION • KU KLUX KLAN • 19TH AMENDMENT • WOMEN'S RIGHTS • NO ALCOHOL FOR YOU • TO GET ILLEGAL ALCOHOL • WOMEN'S RIGHT ACTIVISTS

10 Clues: COURT CASE • RENAISSANCE • MUSIC GENRE • PROHIBITION • KU KLUX KLAN • 19TH AMENDMENT • WOMEN'S RIGHTS • NO ALCOHOL FOR YOU • TO GET ILLEGAL ALCOHOL • WOMEN'S RIGHT ACTIVISTS

10 Clues: Dia dhuit • Maps, rivers • Guitar, Beethoven • Poems, Shakespear • Painting, Da Vinci • Algebra, fractions • The Bible, morality • Cooking, food safety • Experiments, chemistry • Archeology, The Renaissance

10 Clues: m • m • k • m • h • n • r • j • and Blues • Generation

15 Clues: Raja Mesir • Sang Budha • Karya Ovidius • Masa pembaharuan • Peradaban di India • Muncul agama Kristen • Letak peradaban Mesir • Proses pengawetan mayat • Salah satu suku asli Amerika • Konsep kebijakan agama Hindu • Salah satu peninggalan Romawi • Peradaban besar di Timur Tengah • Muncul masa Peradaban Babilonia • Sistem kepercayaan penganut dewa • Salah satu peninggalan Mesir Kuno

15 Clues: – Mass departure • – Not straightforward • – Ordeal or challenge • – Comfort in distress • – Passionately devoted • – Offense or annoyance • – Kindly and charitable • – Longing or melancholy • – Harsh mixture of sounds • – Economical, not wasteful • – Period of artistic rebirth • – Family possession passed down • – Leading position in a movement • – Difficult or entangling situation • ...

10 Clues: from of protestantism set up in england. • French protestant who stressed predestination. • German monk who initiated protestant reformation. • General wave of religous dissent against catholic church. • introduced movable type to western Europe in 15th century. • King of france in 16th century; regarded as Renaissance monarch. • ...

10 Clues: common enemy of the Ottomans • belief that all power comes from God • place colonized by Spain named after King Phillip • this invention was invented in 1455 by Johann Gutenberg • empire that used quipu as a common form of communication • government where complete control goes to a single person • location at the tip of Africa that was colonized by the Netherlands • ...

10 Clues: common enemy of the Ottomans • belief that all power comes from God • place colonized by Spain named after King Phillip • this invention was invented in 1455 by Johann Gutenberg • empire that used quipu as a common form of communication • government where complete control goes to a single person • location at the tip of Africa that was colonized by the Netherlands • ...

10 Clues: Personnes qui aime étudier la vie • Choses qui sont ecrit sur papier. • Les personnes qui pensent beaucoups • Un des premier humaniste de l’epoque. • Premier a ecrire ses penser sous textes. • savoir lire et ecrire est un exemple de_________. • l’eglise catholique devrait maintenir la foi chretien>> Qui la dit? • ...

15 Clues: The epidemic that hit England in 1665 • Where the sick were sent to quarantine "P___h_____" • Where explorers found new herbal remedies like cinnamon. The "new w____" • A device designed to help you to carry fresh herbs to drive away bad smells • Idea about the cause of disease linked to God that continued from the Middle Ages • ...

12 Clues: It means "No place" • Revival of art and learning • A native language instead of Latin • Shows 3 dimensions on a flat surface • It's a movement for religious reform • The basic spirit of Renaissance society • The most famous write of the Elizabeth age • It's the arts by financially supporting artists • ...

12 Clues: Rebirth in french. • Sun-centered, theory of the universe • A merchant who traveled to China from Venice • Trade route that was protected by the mongols • Controlled the government and governed Florence • A German printer who invented the printing press. • relating to ancient Greek or Latin literature, art, or culture. • ...

12 Clues: / Top of urban society. • / A word that means rebirth. • / Who continued to dominate society? • / Is the first place in the three social classes. • / Who supervise the household and raise the children? • / Who were about 85% to 90% of the renaissance by 1500 AD? • / Is an example of shopkeepers, artisans guild masters and members. • ...

14 Clues: The master of oil painting during the Renaissance. • when most of earths water was frozen into glaciers. • The exchange of food products between 2 or more people. • the first science affected by the Scientific Revolution. • a young monk, who challenged the authority of the pope and the Roman Catholic Church. • ...

14 Clues: sneaky, cunning, and lacking a moral code • likely a portrait of the wife of a Florentine merchant. • lawyer, scholar, statesman, and Lord Chancellor to Henry VIII of England • an ideal commonwealth whose inhabitants exist under seemingly perfect conditions • the broad educational, literary, and cultural movement involving the studia humanitatis • ...

14 Clues: sneaky, cunning, and lacking a moral code • likely a portrait of the wife of a Florentine merchant. • lawyer, scholar, statesman, and Lord Chancellor to Henry VIII of England • an ideal commonwealth whose inhabitants exist under seemingly perfect conditions • the broad educational, literary, and cultural movement involving the studia humanitatis • ...

6 Clues: regarded as the first Renaissance architect • an upright pillar seen throughout examples of Renaissance architecture • a trained humanist and architect who wrote the Ten Books on Architecture • known as one of the greatest architects of the 16th century in northern Italy • a Roman architect from which most knowledge of classical architecture came from • ...

19 Clues: This beetle feeds on cotton buds and is credited with • United States Marine Corps base at ____________________. • the cotton-growing areas of the south during the 1920s and 30s. • This Renaissance painter from Florence S.C. studied in Paris under master artists. • Originally, the United States wanted to remain _________________ during the Great War. • ...

8 Clues: The movement of many african americans from the south to the north. • Poet and writer that wrote poems about the hardships of black lives. • _____ Book, the travel guide that helped African Americans traveling north • Pianist during the Harlem renaissance that wrote the song “Take the ‘A’ Train” • ...

7 Clues: An Italian poet • The study of humanities • One of the greatest Italian artists • This family was known for their banking. • the period that followed the middle ages • He was considered the true genius of the Renaissance • A fee that borrowers pay for the use of someone else's money

6 Clues: Flemish painter famous for perfecting oil painting techniques. • A genius of the Renaissance known for painting the "Mona Lisa." • Sculptor of the famous statue of David and Sistine Chapel painter. • Renaissance sculptor known for his work on "David" and "Saint George." • Early female Renaissance portrait artist, known for her self-portraits. • ...

20 Clues: Popular drink imported from China to Europe • City captured by the Turks in 1453 using cannons. • Navigation tool used to determine direction at sea. • Small, fast Portuguese sailing ship used by explorers. • Weapons such as muskets and pistols that use gunpowder. • Sweet crop grown in the Caribbean and shipped to Europe. • ...

15 Clues: Minos Bull • Poor farmer • 1/10 earnings • Action or fact • place in Greece • Knight's simping • religious duties • time for rebirth • people's beliefs • Most power of anyone • representing the sun • Picture to represent • excluding someone from something • river River made for a trade route in Rome • trade trade between America's, Europe, & Africa

15 Clues: Minos Bull • Poor farmer • 1/10 earnings • Action or fact • place in Greece • people's beliefs • Knight's simping • time for rebirth • religious duties • Picture to represent • representing the sun • Most power of anyone • excluding someone from something • river River made for a trade route in Rome • trade trade between America's, Europe, & Africa

27 Clues: piller • guérir • trahi-e • indigène • menaçant • un colon • enterrer • la guerre • une tenue • interdire • la fierté • une lance • un accord • puissant-e • un tatouage • un héritage • un-e ancêtre • traditionnel • une dépouille • un objet d'art • reposer en paix • tourner la page • le colonialisme • un-e adversaire • une boucle d'oreille • un guerrier, une guerrière • un renouveau, une renaissance

22 Clues: Erdkugel • lat. Vater • Wintersport • franz. heilig • griechisches Meer • engl. Weihnachten • Erdgeschichtskenner • Lockruf eines Vogels • Festmahl am Martinstag • Einblick bei der Kamera • Hochgeschwindigkeitszug • europäische Kulturepoche • isländische Springquelle • Korbblütler, Heilpflanze • nach innen gewölbte Linse • nördlichster Punkt Europas • Längengrad durch Greenwich • ...

25 Clues: rich • emotion • 1400-1600 • six wives • nonreligious • bronze david • make seperate • fast printing • sistine chapel • native language • buy forgiveness • school of athens • protestant leader • painted mona lisa • church and england • mother of elizabeth • meeting of the clergy • catholic missionaries • created printing press • non catholic christians • settled reformation wars • settled religious turmoil • ...

20 Clues: in 1616. • theatre. • in 1599. • on society. • power dynamics. • by fire in 1613. • 3,000 spectators. • Anne Hathaway, 1582. • themes and conflicts. • by Queen Elizabeth I. • in Italy or Scotland. • central romantic plots. • or historical settings. • to London in late 1580s. • dominantly Protestantism • Complex family dynamics. • of loyalty and betrayal. • the English Renaissance era. • ...

12 Clues: no food • new women • no alcohol • no immigrants • white supremacy • affordable price • rise of communism • a period of change • nationwide protests • evolution vs. creationism • made life style more easier • black people move for a better life

12 Clues: no food • new women • no alcohol • no immigrants • white supremacy • affordable price • rise of communism • a period of change • nationwide protests • evolution vs. creationism • made life style more easier • black people move for a better life

12 Clues: unable • to set aside • joyous sound • nothing there • a line of poetry • burst or shatter • dried fruit/grape • rebirth/new ideas • dried up/wrinkled • one who dreams/hopes • to become septic/rotten • river between Oregon and Washington

11 Clues: Religious Man • Image in flat wood • Head of the Roman Church • Sculpture on a flat surface • A lack of vitamin c caused disease • Medieval instrument to measure altitude • Man who lived outside of the Roman border • Arab Muslim from north-west regions of Africa • Man with high importance in a christian church • Medieval stringed Instrument (similar to a guitar) • ...

11 Clues: The Divine Comedy • The Brith of Venus • Famous for his plays • The School of Athens • Creator of Mona Lisa • Creator of "The Prince." • Development of Humanism • The Sistine Chapel ceiling • rebirth of the middle ages. • The creator of the printing press • A native language created by Italians

11 Clues: One of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous works • A renaissance idea that was used to advance art • Artist at this time heavily supported ______ thought • da Vinci created one of the earliest _______ machines • The playwright known for reinventing the English language • A painter who is known for pieces like the School of Athens • ...

11 Clues: A way of thinking • The capital of Italy • A perfect ideal place • He painted the mona lisa • Studying classical texts • Major religion in this era • People who supported artists • the revival of the classical period • He painted the famous chapel painting • one of the most famous portraits in the world • The culture that they were trying to bring back

11 Clues: The Protestant • plague of 1665 • did experiments • Harvey's discovery • diseases liked birds • First for dissections • This theory was rejected • started treating illness • continued to be believed • Thomas Sydenham treated the • still most common attempt to cure

11 Clues: end • traditional • unfair treatment • bold or confident • shared by a group • a part of something • cruel or unfair treatment • controlled by an organization • representation in words or images • make someone powerless or unimportant • untrue belief about behaviors of a group

12 Clues: Apollo • the Saint • porcupine • Queen of Navarre • fatal tournament • Renaissance Monarch • first Capetian king • good face for radio • chicken in every pot • Another Medici Princess • bailed out by Joan of Arc • regent to the last Valois kings

12 Clues: flowers • playwright • poison sword • main character • Elizabethan Era • columbine flowers • died by Hamlet's sword • life giving/life taking • thought provoking speech • frailty thy name is woman • Gertrude does this to Hamlet • sexual relations between closely related people

12 Clues: An Italian sculptor, painter, architect, and poet of the High Renaissance • A particular attitude toward or way of regarding something; a point of view • A German inventor and craftsman who invented the movable-type printing press • Denoting attitudes, activities, or other things that have no religious or spiritual basis • ...

13 Clues: Old Bridge • Powerful Family • Franciscan Church • Gothic Style Tower • 13th Century Church • 14th Century Church • Historic Art Gallery • Octagonal Baptistery • Cathedral of Florence • Cultural Movement of Italy • Political Center of the City • Landscaped Gardens in Florence • Former Residence of the Medici

17 Clues: – “rebirth” • Byrd – “Father of Music” • – bowed string instrument. • Da Palestrina – “choirmaster” • – composed songs that were more religious. • – most important form of vernacular sacred songs in Italy. • – a secular vocal form of music popular in Italy and France. • – sang love song called “minne”, an old German word for love. • ...

11 Clues: a low social status • Italian under garment • thick-soled, raised shoe • a simple slip-on garment • a padded garment worn over armor • also called a shift, middle age undergarment • an economic political system of the middle age • an outer garment with a long full body and flaring sleeves • an overgarment worn by both genders with small flaring sleeves • ...

11 Clues: style of music wildly popular in the 1920s • Missouri-born poet best known during the Harlem Renaissance • in 1927 she became the highest- paid black artist in the world • the largest black urban community in the United States in 1920s • literary and artistic revival in NYC's African American community • ...

11 Clues: something or someone that causes a change • the creation of new music as a performer is playing • the last name of a famous poet born in Joplin, Missouri • the type of jobs that black people got when moving north • the type of jobs that black people held before moving north • Many African Americans moved north during the great ______. • ...

11 Clues: Different from one another • The systematic study of ideas and issues • A district of New York City, in NE Manhattan • A revival of intellectual or artistic achievement • A way of life that is passed down from generation to generation • A golden age for African American artists, writers and musicians. • ...

12 Clues: a road used for trading all throughout history • a wealthy and powerful family of Italian bankers and merchants • relating to ancient Greek or Latin literature, art, or culture. • an outlook or system of thought attaching real importance to humans • an Italian sculptor, painter, architect, and poet of the High Renaissance. • ...

11 Clues: The Man who created the printing press • An Italian Sculptor known for making David • A Merchant who left Venice to meet Kublai Khan • The most wealthy family in Florence during the Renaissance • A Road that traveled trade through China and the Middle East • denoting attitudes, activities, or other things that have no religious or spiritual basis. • ...

11 Clues: The Man who created the printing press • An Italian Sculptor known for making David • A Merchant who left Venice to meet Kublai Khan • The most wealthy family in Florence during the Renaissance • A Road that traveled trade through China and the Middle East • denoting attitudes, activities, or other things that have no religious or spiritual basis. • ...

11 Clues: The Man who created the printing press • An Italian Sculptor known for making David • A Merchant who left Venice to meet Kublai Khan • The most wealthy family in Florence during the Renaissance • A Road that traveled trade through China and the Middle East • denoting attitudes, activities, or other things that have no religious or spiritual basis. • ...

11 Clues: The Man who created the printing press • An Italian Sculptor known for making David • A Merchant who left Venice to meet Kublai Khan • The most wealthy family in Florence during the Renaissance • A Road that traveled trade through China and the Middle East • denoting attitudes, activities, or other things that have no religious or spiritual basis. • ...

11 Clues: Bold new style of music • 1928 work by Nella Larsen • Location of the Cotton Club • Suit with defined shoulders and narrow waist • Last name of the famous painter of Into Bondage • Last name of one of jazz's most important figures • Last name of famous anthropologist, author, and filmmaker • The Great Migration brought dramatically rising levels of ________ • ...

12 Clues: _______ trade. • Famous for La Pieta. • _____ Dimensional art. • ______ are established. • First celebrity artist. • Who wrote the Praise of Folly? • The focus on human achievement. • First front facing self portrait. • Who shaped political modern thought. • Leonardo _____ painted the Monalisa. • ____ standard of living in the middle ages. • ...

11 Clues: He created modern ______ • He rebelled against womens' • His work is still _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • He worked in this European country • He taught many doctors in _ _ _ _ _ _ • He was a man of science and _ _ _ _ _ _ • He was the physician to dissect the human _ _ _ _. • He created this comical form of speaking an opinion • He created the book Gargantua and_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • ...

11 Clues: a point of view • financial sponsor • 14th-16th centuries • powerful Italian dynasty • a network of trade routes • not living a monastic life • traveled along the silk road • having the sun as the center • painted the Sistine chapel ceiling • invented the movable printing press • relating to ancient Greek or Latin culture.

11 Clues: not making any changes • to fix or rehabilitate • formal banishment from the church • people who were unhappy with the church • relating to the ancient greeks and romans. • a person who financially supports the arts • period of time where great things are accomplished • interest on loans the catholic church went against • ...

11 Clues: The ancient civilizations of Greece and Rome • network of trade routes connecting Europe to Asia • A time period of great cultural and artistic change • A social system based on land ownership and loyalty • A machine that revolutionized the spread of information • A religious movement that led to a split in Christianity • ...

11 Clues: painted Mona Lisa • Rebirth of learning • greatest English writer • 1400-1465 evented the printer • combination of humanist and religous ideas • the study of history liteature public speaking and art • A method of a three dimensional scene that looks flat and looks real • 1475-1564 Italian Renassance artists he designed building painted sustine Chapel • ...

10 Clues: U.S.A • savanna • renaissance • oceanic crust • koala,kangaroo • huge ice desert • biggest on earth • continental crust • amazon rain forest • deepest cavern on Earth

5 Clues: A person who creates art, especially during the Renaissance • A famous Renaissance playwright who wrote "Romeo and Juliet" • famous painter during the rennaisance, also made a flying machine • The movement that sparked a religious revolution during the Renaissance • The famous Renaissance artist who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

11 Clues: remarkable man from Venice • a true genius of the renaissance • German man who developed a printing press • the combination of humanist and religious ideas • one of the greatest Italian artists with many talents • an Italian poet that had a lot to say about human behavior • considered to be the greatest writer in the English language • ...

8 Clues: Enslaved African American potter who inscribed poems in his pots • Artist that photographed the Harlem Renaissance, Known for his depiction of middle class African American life • An early 19th Century African American artist who painted portraits of famous Americans; controversial racial identity • ...

9 Clues: Plan • Speakeasy • Bootlegger • Prohibition • Fundamentalism • Gang Flapper • System Scopes Trial • Sprawl Harlem Renaissance • Dome Scandal Double Standard

12 Clues: The printing press with movable type around 1450. • Interested in worldly ideas and events, not just religious ones. • A way of showing people and things as they appear at different distances. • The art, architecture, literature, and philosophy of ancient Greece and Rome. • ...

14 Clues: Sculptor of David. • Painter of the Mona Lisa. • The mother culture of Mesoamerica. • An Incan ruler that was crowned in 1438. • Li Yuan established this East Asian empire. • Ibn Khaldun's concept that is found in Muqadimmah. • An African empire that lasted from 100 c. BCE to 950 CE. • An Italian city-state known for being the origin of the Renaissance. • ...

14 Clues: Known as “God’s Bankers”. • Sun-centered, theory of the universe. • Relating of the ancient Greek and Roman • The greatest English playwright of his time. • A famous Renaissance artist known for the “Mona Lisa” • Becoming more interested in worldly ideas and events. • A German printer who developed a movable metal type printing press. • ...

15 Clues: What drove the ban on alcohol? • What Klan was reborn during the 1920’s • Where did the Harlem renaissance happen? • What was the so-called symbol of the 1920’s? • What was the law called on the ban of alcohol? • What was it called when you sold liquor illegally? • What number amendment related to the ban of alcohol • ...

15 Clues: What drove the ban on alcohol? • What Klan was reborn during the 1920’s • Where did the Harlem renaissance happen? • What was the so-called symbol of the 1920’s? • What was the law called on the ban of alcohol? • What was it called when you sold liquor illegally? • What number amendment related to the ban of alcohol • ...

9 Clues: the wife of (5 across) • creator of the Mona Lisa • the leader of the Church • creator of the Statue of David • the time before the renaissance • the pope who refused to divorce (5 across) from (3 across) • the "father" of observational astronomy and the scientific method • the king who demanded he should have the final say in the church of England • ...

11 Clues: center of the Harlem Renaissance • wrote Youth and the Shuffle Along • satchmo; famous for What a Wonderful World • the most famous composer of the Harlem Renaissance • famous for their partying and anti-Victorian fashion • sculptor famous for her busts of prominent black leaders • wrote Jonah's Gourd Vine and Their Eyes Were Watching God • ...

13 Clues: soft cry • matching • jewelry item • a time of rebirth • shape, or outline • toward the center • freedom of movement • “dessert” in Spanish • with little enthusiasm • “celebrate” in Spanish • “gathering” in Spanish • a system for naming things • Peter practiced poetic ploy perfectly, eg

16 Clues: Twin city • High Shore • Main waterway • Lagoon Dwellers • A painting surface • Shakespeare's Moore • Spans the Grand Canal • Shakespeare's salesman • Ends on Shrove Tuesday • Renaissance "de Cadore" • Capital of the Veneto region • Venice's medieval government • Spanish diminutive of Venice • Chief Magistrate, or meme animal • Residence of the chief magistrate • ...

16 Clues: Greek island • Europe's boot • Aegean island • Etna's island • vacation at sea • Hellenic Republic • Acropolis setting • Birthplace of pizza • 1960 Olympics venue • Largest Greek island • Untouched cruise line? • Sanskrit word for "star" • city with a notable tower • Welsh name that means "pearl" • Sea bordered by three continents • The starting place of early Renaissance art

11 Clues: rebirth • Point Of View • Richest bankers in Italy • to revolve around the sun • known for creating the printing press • Ancient trade routes connecting Europe and Asia • A well known painter:painted the sistine chapel • The philosophy relating to the morals of mankind • Known for being a famous explorer and traveling to asia • ...

11 Clues: gratis • crying tree • Christmas log • an Act of Parliament • Bard’s last testament • Wife who lost her head • reign defined as bloody • Symbols of warring houses • Advisor who lost his head • First and second Tudor king • ___ Hall Seymour family seat

11 Clues: Where did the Renaissance begin? • Caused over 25 million casualties. • Who painted the "Lady with an Ermine"? • Four popes came from this famous family. • How many theses did Martin Luther write? • A cry meaning justification by faith alone. • Last name of a German monk and professor of theology. • Last name of the person who creathed the printing press. • ...

11 Clues: The Man who created the printing press • An Italian Sculptor known for making David • A Merchant who left Venice to meet Kublai Khan • The most wealthy family in Florence during the Renaissance • A Road that traveled trade through China and the Middle East • denoting attitudes, activities, or other things that have no religious or spiritual basis. • ...

11 Clues: The Man who created the printing press • An Italian Sculptor known for making David • A Merchant who left Venice to meet Kublai Khan • The most wealthy family in Florence during the Renaissance • A Road that traveled trade through China and the Middle East • denoting attitudes, activities, or other things that have no religious or spiritual basis. • ...

11 Clues: XIV, the Sun King • absolute monarch of Spain • a beautiful palace built by Louis XIV • right, rulers got their power from God • she wanted to expand Russian territory • Armada, was defeated by the English Navy • monarchy, king or queen ruled with total power • Cromwell, became dictator of England for 11 years • tried to make Russia more modern and more like Europe • ...

11 Clues: XIV, the Sun King • absolute monarch of Spain • was defeated by the English Navy • a beautiful palace built by Louis XIV • she wanted to expand Russian territory • right, rulers got their power from God • became dictator of England for 11 years • monarchy, king or queen ruled with total power • a French priest who was an adviser to Louis XIV • ...

11 Clues: the Sun King • absolute monarch of Spain • rulers got their power from God • was defeated by the English Navy • king or queen ruled with total power • a beautiful palace built by Louis XIV • she wanted to expand Russian territory • became dictator of England for 11 years • a French priest who was an adviser to Louis XIV • tried to make Russia more modern and more like Europe • ...

12 Clues: _______ trade. • Famous for La Pieta. • _____ Dimensional art. • ______ are established. • First celebrity artist. • Who wrote the Praise of Folly? • The focus on human achievement. • First front facing self portrait. • Who shaped political modern thought. • Leonardo _____ painted the Monalisa. • ____ standard of living in the middle ages. • ...

11 Clues: da Vinci A famous painter • A revival of art and learning inspired by antiquity. • The act of discovering new lands, driven by curiosity and trade. • New ideas and inventions that transformed technology and thought. • Renewed interest in ancient Greek and Roman literature and philosophy. • The belief in the importance of the individual and personal achievement. • ...

11 Clues: - The combination of humanist and religious ideas • - (1469- 1527)Italian writer who wrote The Prince • - A period of rebirth that followed Europe´s middle ages • - (1400-1468) German printer, he developed a printing press • - (1475-1564) Italian reassin artist whom designed buildings • - Reassin who was a painter, sculptor, inventor, engineer,and mapmaker • ...

11 Clues: Technique of combining two or more melodic lines into a meaningful whole. • Polyphonic instrumental composition which makes extensive use of imitation. • Performance of two or more melodic lines of relatively equal interest at the same time. • Medieval polyphony that consists of Gregorian chant and one or more additional melodic lines. • ...

11 Clues: deprive of voting rights • the divide between the north and the south. • a musical form and genre that flourished during the harlem renaissance • a small bug that ate away at the crops across Texas and the rest of the south • torturing and killing a person by beating and usually in front of a crowd of people. • ...

14 Clues: Harlot • Innocence • Playwright • Poison sword • Main character • Elizabethan Era • Died by Hamlet's sword • _____ thy name is woman • Life giving/life taking • Thought provoking speech • Gertrude does this to Hamlet • She gave him columbine flowers • % of all books that were purchased by women • Sexual relations between closely related people

17 Clues: – “rebirth” • – “choirmaster” • – “Father of Music” • – bowed string instrument. • – composed songs that were more religious. • – most important form of vernacular sacred songs in Italy. • – a secular vocal form of music popular in Italy and France. • – sang love song called “minne”, an old German word for love. • ...

17 Clues: withdraw statements • an imaginary ideal place • related to commerce or trade • individual letters formed in metal • everyday spoken language of the people • a poem of 14 lines with a fixed rhyming pattern • someone who gives money or support to a person or group • the view that religion need not be the center of human affairs. • ...

17 Clues: a doctrine in Christian theology • belief of the good in human-beings • began the Reformation in the early 1500s • non religious, worldly, and urban society • a machine that prints off words and pictures • painter thats painting are in High Renaissance • held between 1545 and 1563 in Trento and Bologna • release from all or part of the punishment for sin • ...

14 Clues: Harlot • Innocence • Playwright • Poison sword • Main character • Elizabethan Era • Died by Hamlet's sword • _____ thy name is woman • Life giving/life taking • Thought provoking speech • Gertrude does this to Hamlet • She gave him columbine flowers • % of all books that were purchased by women • Sexual relations between closely related people

17 Clues: was one of Italy's best painters. • he wrote a book about political powers. • worldly or and enjoyment of material things. • was an accomplished painter,sculptor, and architect. • are release from all or part of the punishment of sin. • was a painter,sculptor,architect,inventor, and mathematician. • made his own religion so he could get annulled from his wife's. • ...

17 Clues: worldly • transformation • absolvement of sins • literally means rebirth • based on the study of the classics • painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel • wrote the Ninety Five Theses, started Lutheranism • gift given from a bride to her husband on their marriage • attack on the sale of indulgences written by Martin Luther • ...