renaissance Crossword Puzzles
Words 2021-02-04
14 Clues: genre • change • slow down • Hughes-poet • McKay-writer • Garvey-activist • club-night club • of constitution • of representatives • divides by the state • of powers-state and national level • federalist-opponents of constitution • Renaissance-intellectual and cultural revival • migration-movement of 6 mill African Americans
Renaissance cross word puzzle 2025-11-26
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- period of cultural rebirth in Europe
- non religious organisation
- everyday spoken language
- wealthy patrons
- invented the printing press
- created david and sistine chapel
- wrote the prince
- painting on wet plaster
- painted mona lisa
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- wrote utopia
- wrote romeo and juliet
- focus on human potential
- imaginary perfect society
- famous portrait
14 Clues: wrote utopia • wealthy patrons • famous portrait • wrote the prince • painted mona lisa • wrote romeo and juliet • painting on wet plaster • focus on human potential • everyday spoken language • imaginary perfect society • non religious organisation • invented the printing press • created david and sistine chapel • period of cultural rebirth in Europe
The Renaissance 2024-10-31
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- An artistic technique where a figure is posed with most of its weight on one foot, creating a sense of dynamism and naturalism in sculpture and painting.
- A cultural and intellectual movement that emphasized the value of human potential and achievements, focusing on classical texts and the study of subjects like philosophy, literature, and art.
- A religious movement in the 16th century that led to the establishment of Protestantism and significant changes in the Catholic Church.
- The quality of appearing true or real in art and literature, which became an important aspect of Renaissance works as they sought to depict the human experience authentically.
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- The art of persuasive speaking or writing, which was highly valued during the Renaissance for its role in public discourse and education.
- The support, often financial, given by wealthy individuals or organizations to artists, scholars, and intellectuals, significantly influencing the production of art and culture during the Renaissance.
- A technique in art that creates the illusion of depth and three-dimensionality on a flat surface, revolutionized during the Renaissance.
- An early form of chemistry and philosophy, focused on the transformation of matter, particularly the quest to turn base metals into gold and discover the elixir of life.
- A style in art and literature that draws inspiration from the classical antiquity of Greece and Rome, emphasizing harmony, proportion, and simplicity.
- A poetic form consisting of 14 lines, often exploring themes of love and beauty, perfected by poets like Petrarch and later Shakespeare.
10 Clues: A religious movement in the 16th century that led to the establishment of Protestantism and significant changes in the Catholic Church. • A technique in art that creates the illusion of depth and three-dimensionality on a flat surface, revolutionized during the Renaissance. • ...
Renaissance and Reformation 2022-10-21
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- loss of a city- Ren and Exploration
- the main crop that drives the slave trade
- struggle for North America...English W
- sugar kicks off this awful trade
- created the first empire in the New World
- indigenous resistance to Spain in Desert SW
- driving philosophy of the Renaissance era
- leader of slave revolt in colonial VA
- main metal that was used to pay for eastern goods
- economic principle of colonies/mother lands
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- indigenous resistance in New England
- the first major European power to explore
- Old World and New World meet and share
- driven from Spain in 1492
- new trade pattern in the Atlantic
- the "revolution" sparked by trade
- Spanish labor system in their new world colonies
17 Clues: driven from Spain in 1492 • sugar kicks off this awful trade • new trade pattern in the Atlantic • the "revolution" sparked by trade • loss of a city- Ren and Exploration • indigenous resistance in New England • leader of slave revolt in colonial VA • Old World and New World meet and share • struggle for North America...English W • the first major European power to explore • ...
Renaissance and Reformation 2017-01-30
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- He was an influential French theologian and pastor during the Protestant Reformation. He was a principal figure in the development of Calvinism, which includes predestination and the all-powerful God.
- He was a painter, sculptor, poet, architect, and literary scholar. He painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, sculpted David, and helped design St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.
- A separation from the Roman Catholic Church initiated by Martin Luther and continued by John Calvin, Huldrych Zwingli, and other early Protestant Reformers in 16th century Europe. It started in 1517 and ended in 1648.
- A list of propositions for an academic disputation written in 1517 by Martin Luther, professor of moral theology at the University of Wittenberg, Germany. It emphasized the abuses of the sale of indulgences.
- Bankers that ran the government of Florence from behind the scenes. Using their wealth and personal influence to dominate Italy.
- He was the King of England who broke away from the Catholic Church so he could get his marriage annulled.
- A device for applying pressure to an inked surface resting upon a print medium (such as paper or cloth), thereby transferring the ink. The invention and spread of this revolutionizing the way people copied books
- Based on the study of the classics, the literary works of ancient Greece and Rome. This included grammar, rhetoric, poetry, moral philosophy, and history.
- Worldly or Non-Religious
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- He was an Italian painter and architect. He is known for his works The School of Athens, Mond Crucifixion, Coronation of the Virgin, and Wedding of the Virgin.
- A group of cardinals, archbishops, bishops, abbots, and theologians that met to reaffirm traditional Catholic teachings.
- He wrote the book The Prince, which tells how to acquire and keep political power, and how morals are not important.
- A gift of money or property paid at the time of marriage, by the bride's parents to her husband.
- The belief that God already knows who will be saved and who will be damned.
- A release from all or part of punishment for sin by the Catholic Church, reducing time in purgatory after death.
- He was an architect, scientist, mathematician, engineer, botanist, anatomist, artist, musician, and inventor. He is known for his works, the Mona Lisa, and The Last Supper.
- He was a monk and professor at the University of Wittenberg, in Germany. He posted the Ninety-Five Theses on the door of the Castle Church, which led to the Protestant Reformation and Lutheranism.
17 Clues: Worldly or Non-Religious • The belief that God already knows who will be saved and who will be damned. • A gift of money or property paid at the time of marriage, by the bride's parents to her husband. • He was the King of England who broke away from the Catholic Church so he could get his marriage annulled. • ...
Renaissance and reformation 2017-01-30
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- Henry was the second Tudor monarch
- major 16th century European movement aimed initially at reforming the beliefs and practices of the Roman Catholic Church
- was one of the Roman Catholic Church's most important ecumenical councils
- was a German professor of theology, composer, priest, monk and a seminal figure in the Protestant Reformation
- was a fifteenth century writer who is most famous for his work "The Prince" in which he wrote about politics and power.
- the classics
- Italys best painter, classical greek and roman art
- a grant by the Pope of remission of the temporal punishment in purgatory still due for sins after absolution
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- an influential French theologian and pastor during the Protestant Reformation
- the bank of Florence, the biggest patrons of art, supporting the arts
- power of Indulgences are a list of propositions for an academic disputation written in 1517 by Martin Luther, professor of moral theology at the University of Wittenberg,Germany
- the divine foreordaining of all that will happen, especially with regard to the salvation of some and not others
- invented in the Holy Roman Empire by the German Johannes Gutenberg around 1440, based on existing screw presses
- a gift to the groom from the brides father
- painter,sculptor,poet,architect and literary scholar
- was a painter, architect, inventor, and student of all things scientific.
- denoting attitudes, activities, or other things that have no religious or spiritual basis
17 Clues: the classics • Henry was the second Tudor monarch • a gift to the groom from the brides father • Italys best painter, classical greek and roman art • painter,sculptor,poet,architect and literary scholar • the bank of Florence, the biggest patrons of art, supporting the arts • was a painter, architect, inventor, and student of all things scientific. • ...
Renaissance and Reformation 2024-02-27
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- A term applied to Christians that weren't Catholic or Eastern Orthodox.
- Last name of German craftsman that developed an inexpensive printing press with moveable type.
- A focus on the worldly or here and now rather than the spiritual or hereafter.
- First name of artist that used realistic style when depicting the human body.
- Belief that God has known since the Creation who will be saved.
- Intellectual movement that focused on human potential and achievements.
- A pardon from sin one could buy.
- Court established in 1542 to impose religious uniformity.
- Last name of artist, sculptor, painter and inventor known for the Mona Lisa and Last Supper.
- Wealthy people that financially supported artists.
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- Period where art and learning experienced a "rebirth".
- A movement of religious reform.
- A person that has a religious belief contrary to the official teachings of the Church.
- Painting technique that shows 3 dimensions on a flat surface.
- To use one's native language or common language.
- Last name of German artist known for his woodcuts and engravings.
- To set aside, usually done by a Pope.
17 Clues: A movement of religious reform. • A pardon from sin one could buy. • To set aside, usually done by a Pope. • To use one's native language or common language. • Wealthy people that financially supported artists. • Period where art and learning experienced a "rebirth". • Court established in 1542 to impose religious uniformity. • ...
Renaissance Explorer Crossword 2024-10-11
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- Who was the first European to reach India by sea, opening a new trade route?
- What valuable trade did Marco Polo help expand between Europe and Asia?
- What country did Vasco da Gama sail for during his groundbreaking voyage to India?
- Which explorer is credited with discovering the Americas in 1492?
- Which explorer led the first expedition to circumnavigate the globe?
- What trade did Vasco da Gama help dominate between Europe and Asia?
- Where was Christopher Columbus attempting to sail when he reached the Caribbean?
- What precious metal did Hernán Cortés bring back to Spain in large quantities?
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- What ocean did Ferdinand Magellan name during his voyage?
- Where did Marco Polo's travels take him, leading to the spread of knowledge about Asia in Europe?
- Which Spanish conquistador is known for conquering the Aztec Empire?
- Which Italian explorer traveled to China and recorded his adventures in "The Travels"?
- What resource did Francisco Pizarro extract from the Inca lands, enriching Spain?
- Magellan's crew completed the first circumnavigation after his death in which country?
- What empire did Hernán Cortés overthrow in modern-day Mexico?
- Who conquered the Inca Empire in South America for Spain?
- Pizarro led the conquest of which empire in modern-day Peru?
17 Clues: What ocean did Ferdinand Magellan name during his voyage? • Who conquered the Inca Empire in South America for Spain? • Pizarro led the conquest of which empire in modern-day Peru? • What empire did Hernán Cortés overthrow in modern-day Mexico? • Which explorer is credited with discovering the Americas in 1492? • ...
Medieval and Renaissance 2025-08-20
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- the French meaning of Renaissance
- poet-singer who accompanied themselves on instruments
- invented the printing press
- two or more independent melodies played at one time
- type of music where only one note is sung at one time
- was the hand used to teach people to read and sing music
- this type of music is not religious or sacred in nature.
- a melodic end of a phrase, section, or piece of music
- number of times Henry VIII was married
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- empire that fell to the Ottoman empire in 1453
- number of lines added by chant notation
- an example of an epic poem in the Medieval Period
- this country was at war with England in the Hundred Years' War
- this plague killed 30-60% of Europe's population
- this country created and adopted the Magna Carta in 1215
- this type of music is preformed or composed for religious use or through religious influence
- marks placed above words to indicate syllables and pitches
17 Clues: invented the printing press • the French meaning of Renaissance • number of times Henry VIII was married • number of lines added by chant notation • empire that fell to the Ottoman empire in 1453 • this plague killed 30-60% of Europe's population • an example of an epic poem in the Medieval Period • two or more independent melodies played at one time • ...
chapter 1 US 2020-01-13
11 Clues: rank • Spain Portugual • native american • itilian explorer • portuguese prince • a series of military wars • trade across the atlantic • establishment settlements • splitting christian church • household mother father children • rebirth period Europeans physical world
Upper Perk Spirit 2023-10-13
11 Clues: ___ & Gold • LGBTQ Club • ___ Ribbon Week • Junior Class Trip • Homecoming's Theme • Sophmore Class Trip • Dance at Bear Creek • Freshmen Class Trip • Upcoming Spooky Season • Friday's Morning Breakfast • Mrs. Hawthornes New Position now! :)
Renaissance Impact 2023-04-07
7 Clues: written by Thomas More • who copied books by hand • "press" helped to mass produce books • men who designed Renaissance buildings • paintings that were popular in England • ideas took longer to reach this country • published the Gospels in Greek, with a Latin translation
Trouvez une région du monde 2019-07-05
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- Type de climat.
- Une famille patricienne de Florence dont la puissance commence à l'époque de la Renaissance italienne.
- Pays ayant une forme de botte.
- Célèbre inventeur décédé à Amboise
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- Chef lieux de la région.
- Période de grand changements culturels en Europe qui couvre plus d'un siècle.
- Écrivain de la Divine Comédie.
7 Clues: Type de climat. • Chef lieux de la région. • Écrivain de la Divine Comédie. • Pays ayant une forme de botte. • Célèbre inventeur décédé à Amboise • Période de grand changements culturels en Europe qui couvre plus d'un siècle. • Une famille patricienne de Florence dont la puissance commence à l'époque de la Renaissance italienne.
Renaissance and Reformation 2018-05-31
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- Renaissance writer; formerly a politician, wrote The Prince
- The practice of lending money for interest, considered a sin by the Church during the Middle Ages
- Certificates that were supposed to shorten the time spent in Purgatory
- 16th-century movement for religious reform, leading to the founding of new Christian churches
- an Italian city-state and leading cultural center during the Renaissance, led by the Medici family
- Shakespeare's theater
- a person who provides financial support for the arts
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- An artistic technique that creates the appearance of three dimensions on a flat surface.
- The official ruler chosen from merchant nobles in Venice
- the language of everyday speech in a particular region.
- a painting done on plaster
11 Clues: Shakespeare's theater • a painting done on plaster • a person who provides financial support for the arts • the language of everyday speech in a particular region. • The official ruler chosen from merchant nobles in Venice • Renaissance writer; formerly a politician, wrote The Prince • Certificates that were supposed to shorten the time spent in Purgatory • ...
Trouvez une région du monde 2019-07-05
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- Une famille patricienne de Florence dont la puissance commence à l'époque de la Renaissance italienne.
- Pays ayant une forme de botte.
- Période de grand changements culturels en Europe qui couvre plus d'un siècle.
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- Célèbre inventeur décédé à Amboise
- Type de climat.
- Chef lieux de la région.
- Écrivain de la Divine Comédie.
7 Clues: Type de climat. • Chef lieux de la région. • Pays ayant une forme de botte. • Écrivain de la Divine Comédie. • Célèbre inventeur décédé à Amboise • Période de grand changements culturels en Europe qui couvre plus d'un siècle. • Une famille patricienne de Florence dont la puissance commence à l'époque de la Renaissance italienne.
SERep H. 4 en H. 5 2019-01-15
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- cultuur van geleerden uit de renaissance
- de manier waarop mensen naar zichzelf en de wereld om zich heen kijken
- het streven van een heerser om vanuit een punt te besturen
- een vereniging van mensen met hetzelfde beroep
- voorrecht
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- wedergeboorte van de klassieken, de mens van het hier en nu staat centraal
- strijd tussen paus en keizer over de benoeming van bisschoppen
- uitbreiding van een gebied of invloed
8 Clues: voorrecht • uitbreiding van een gebied of invloed • cultuur van geleerden uit de renaissance • een vereniging van mensen met hetzelfde beroep • het streven van een heerser om vanuit een punt te besturen • strijd tussen paus en keizer over de benoeming van bisschoppen • de manier waarop mensen naar zichzelf en de wereld om zich heen kijken • ...
Renaissance Vocab 2023-09-29
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- a belief that humans are better then religeon
- the ability to read and write
- 3D art
- power or right to give orders
- a person who makes money by selling goods
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- a period of time between the fall of the roman empire and the renaissance
- A period of time where education, human abilities, and exploration were the main focus
- a movable printer that made making copies easier
8 Clues: 3D art • the ability to read and write • power or right to give orders • a person who makes money by selling goods • a belief that humans are better then religeon • a movable printer that made making copies easier • a period of time between the fall of the roman empire and the renaissance • ...
The Renaissance 2024-10-31
6 Clues: Painted the Mona Lisa • the Renaissance ended in • Painted the Sistine chapel • press Was invented in 1440 • what was a new common interest • what became popular during the Renaissance
Roaring Twenties 2022-05-12
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
The Renaissance 2021-10-15
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- because Italy was surrounded by water they have a good ____.
- The word _____ means non-religious
- Because Italy was surrounded by water it made _____ easier.
- ____ built their city on small islands
- ______ was the first to grow rich.
- The Renaissance began in _____.
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- ______ book led to to Europeans to become more interested in Chinese goods.
- ________view about power was rulers should do anything they could to keep power and to protect their city. This included killing and lying.
- A _____ is someone who fights in the army for money.
- The renaissance became a time of _____ because people became more interested in art and learning.
10 Clues: The Renaissance began in _____. • The word _____ means non-religious • ______ was the first to grow rich. • ____ built their city on small islands • A _____ is someone who fights in the army for money. • Because Italy was surrounded by water it made _____ easier. • because Italy was surrounded by water they have a good ____. • ...
Theme 9 Crossword Puzzle 2023-05-24
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- Lived from 1466-1536, Dutch philosopher and Christian humanist
- Lived from 1452-1519, the ultimate “Renaissance Man”
- Lived from 1304-1374, Scholar and poet of the early Renaissance
- Wealthy people who sponsored artists and commissioned works
- Lived from 1469-1527, Author of The Prince
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- A rebirth of classical knowledge
- Lived from 1445-1510, Best known works include portraits and mythological subjects
- Lived from 1265-1321, Author of the Divine Comedy
- Lived from 1475-1564, Often considered the greatest artist of all time
- Lived from 1483-1520, Spent four years studying in Florence but mostly worked in Rome
10 Clues: A rebirth of classical knowledge • Lived from 1469-1527, Author of The Prince • Lived from 1265-1321, Author of the Divine Comedy • Lived from 1452-1519, the ultimate “Renaissance Man” • Wealthy people who sponsored artists and commissioned works • Lived from 1466-1536, Dutch philosopher and Christian humanist • ...
Harlem Renaissance 2022-02-04
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- A city within New York state which sparked a renaissance during the 1920’s.
- A period of change
- A type of music that rose in popularity during the 1920s.
- An organization created to protect the rights of people of color.
- A club in Harlem where colored performers would entertain white people.
- The last name of a famous black poet during the 1920s.
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- A popular dance during the 1920’s.
- When approximately 6 million African Americans moved from the American south.
- An African American photographer.
- The nickname for the period of change throughout the 1920s.
10 Clues: A period of change • An African American photographer. • A popular dance during the 1920’s. • The last name of a famous black poet during the 1920s. • A type of music that rose in popularity during the 1920s. • The nickname for the period of change throughout the 1920s. • An organization created to protect the rights of people of color. • ...
Ulangan Sejarah Tingkat Lanjut 2025-05-25
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- Tokoh Renaissane dalam bidang ilmu pengetahuan
- Abad kebangkitan religi di Eropa
- salah satu aliran Zaman Pencerahan yang merupakan pendekatan filosofis yang menekankan akal budi sebagai sumber utama pengetahuan
- suatu zaman klasik di Eropa yang mempunyai arti "hidup kembali" atau "lahir kembali"
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- Tokoh pemimpin terkemuka gerakan keagamaan yang disebut refoRmasi Protestan
- Kebijakan politik ekonomi negara imperialis yang bertujuan untuk memupuk kekayaan berupa logam mulia sebanyal-banyaknya sebagai ukuran kekayaan dan kekuasaan
- Upaya perbaikan dalam tatanan kehidupan yang didominasi oleh otokrrasi gereja
- Zaman Pencerahan
- Munculnya Renaissance terjadi akibat .... yang sangat kuat pada abad pertengahan
- Zaman kegelapan, dimana dominasi gereja sangat kuat di Eropa
10 Clues: Zaman Pencerahan • Abad kebangkitan religi di Eropa • Tokoh Renaissane dalam bidang ilmu pengetahuan • Zaman kegelapan, dimana dominasi gereja sangat kuat di Eropa • Tokoh pemimpin terkemuka gerakan keagamaan yang disebut refoRmasi Protestan • Upaya perbaikan dalam tatanan kehidupan yang didominasi oleh otokrrasi gereja • ...
Global Future 2023-07-24
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- Preserved as ancient remains
- Highly infectious and severe
- Variety of life forms
- Lack of reading skills
- Genetic improvement practice
- Widespread disease outbreaks
- Mobile support for disability
- Disease-causing microorganism
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- Fearful of foreigners
- Unnecessary, surplus
- Methodical and planned
- Delicateness, vulnerability
- Cultural rebirth era
- Process of city growth
14 Clues: Unnecessary, surplus • Cultural rebirth era • Fearful of foreigners • Variety of life forms • Methodical and planned • Process of city growth • Lack of reading skills • Delicateness, vulnerability • Preserved as ancient remains • Highly infectious and severe • Genetic improvement practice • Widespread disease outbreaks • Mobile support for disability • Disease-causing microorganism
Vocab 2023-03-31
Easter Egg Hunt 2024-03-31
Renaissance Crossword 2022-06-10
5 Clues: capital of Italy • meaning of "renaissance" • artist of the Sistine Chapel Ceiling • country where the Renaissance originated • era prior to the Renaissance that was full of depressing events
Renaissance 2024-05-28
5 Clues: The era itself • Another word for present day • The translation of renaissance • One of the main themes of this era • This is what the Renaissance was remembered for
famous inventors 2025-09-24
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- – Father of the computer
- – Kite in a lightning storm
- – Germ theory pioneer
- – Wireless radio pioneer
- – Invented the cotton gin
- – Invented dynamite, funded a prize
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- – Renaissance inventor
- – Telephone inventor
- – Invented the phonograph
- – Pioneer of AC electricity
- – Steamboat developer
- – Brothers in flight
- – Telegraph code namesake
- – WWII codebreaker and computer theorist
- – Revolutionized the assembly line
15 Clues: – Telephone inventor • – Brothers in flight • – Steamboat developer • – Germ theory pioneer • – Renaissance inventor • – Father of the computer • – Wireless radio pioneer • – Invented the phonograph • – Telegraph code namesake • – Invented the cotton gin • – Pioneer of AC electricity • – Kite in a lightning storm • – Revolutionized the assembly line • – Invented dynamite, funded a prize • ...
Unit 5 the roaring twerties 2025-11-21
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- dome scandal:
- twenties:
- as F.Scott Fitzgerald
- red scare:
- T:
- amendment:
- procluction:
- freedom, and youthful exuberance, reflected in the novels of writers
- migration:
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- amendment:
- age: the 1920s in the US characterized as a period of carefree hedonism,
- assembly dine:
- - Saving Producks:
- plan:
- amendment:
- market:
- renaissance: home on a wooded hill”or” sandy fidge
17 Clues: T: • plan: • market: • twenties: • amendment: • red scare: • amendment: • amendment: • migration: • procluction: • dome scandal: • assembly dine: • - Saving Producks: • as F.Scott Fitzgerald • renaissance: home on a wooded hill”or” sandy fidge • freedom, and youthful exuberance, reflected in the novels of writers • age: the 1920s in the US characterized as a period of carefree hedonism,
artist name 2025-08-18
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- Renaissance master
- Fauvist leader
- Abstract expressionist
- Indian modernist
- Indian folk art pioneer
- Indian artist of "Bharat Mata"
- "The Starry Night" painter
- "The School of Athens" painter
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- famous Indian female painter
- Cubist pioneer
- "The Scream" creator
- "Mona Lisa" artist
- Surrealist master
- "Girl with Pearl Earring" artist
- "The Night Watch" painter
15 Clues: Cubist pioneer • Fauvist leader • Indian modernist • Surrealist master • Renaissance master • "Mona Lisa" artist • "The Scream" creator • Abstract expressionist • Indian folk art pioneer • "The Night Watch" painter • "The Starry Night" painter • famous Indian female painter • Indian artist of "Bharat Mata" • "The School of Athens" painter • "Girl with Pearl Earring" artist
Renaissance Words 2022-10-21
Renaissance and Refromation 2016-01-21
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- Famous artist known for The Last Supper and Mona Lisa paintings
- wrote the The Prince
- a gift of money or property paid at the time of marriage.
- study of the ancient classics like grammar rhetoric poetry and moral philosophies.
- an accomplished painter sculptor and architect
- the break between england and roman catholic church
- was forced to flee Catholic France for safety of Switzerland
- They believed that you had to reform the church and the society for the better of people.
- They are a group of popes that are known as renaissance and didn't make the church's needs.
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- a period of European history that began in Italy and spread to the rest of europe
- It was know as the Ninety-Five theses and it was a treaty about the church needs.
- god had predestined some people to be saved and others to be damned
- the belief that god had determined in advance who will be saved and who will be dammed
- release from all or part of the punishment for sin
- He did the Reformation in the 1500s, and he was also known for religious change.
- ran the government from behind the scenes using their wealth and personal influence
- worldly viewpoint emerged as increasing wealth
17 Clues: wrote the The Prince • an accomplished painter sculptor and architect • worldly viewpoint emerged as increasing wealth • release from all or part of the punishment for sin • the break between england and roman catholic church • a gift of money or property paid at the time of marriage. • was forced to flee Catholic France for safety of Switzerland • ...
Renaissance and Reformation 2017-01-30
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- The decline of the importance of religion.
- the study of the literary works of ancient Greece and Rome.
- Painter, sculptor, mathmetician, engineer, botanist, musician, architect, anatomist, artist, and an inventor. One of the best if not the best artist of the Reniassance.
- a group of cardinals, archbishops, bishops, abbots, and theologians who met off and on for 18 years in the city of Trent to discuss the reformation. Their final result was to change traditional catholic beliefs into protestant.
- a movement meant to change some of the Roman Catholic beliefs.
- Began the belief that god determined before birth who'd get salvation or not.
- Split away from the church because they wouldn't let him have another annulment.
- One of the greatest artists of all time. He is mostly known for his are but he was also a very gifted poet, architect and he was a very good literary scholar.
- A corrupt family who controlled Florence with wealth during the Italian Reniassance
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- This device increased the efficiency of copying books and important papers.
- Began the reformation between Protestant and Catholic groups.
- The belief that god chooses who recieves salvation before they are even born
- Wrote "The Prince" which told people how to gain and keep power, to not use morality in politics, that the human nature was selfish, and to use good if possible, evil when needed.
- a document that was nailed to the church door critisizing the sale of indulgences and other procedures of the church
- Release from all or part of punishment for sin
- The bride's family gave something of value to the groom.
- One of the greatest painters in Italy and he made many madonnas which had great beauty. He is also known for his frescoes in the Batican Palace.
17 Clues: The decline of the importance of religion. • Release from all or part of punishment for sin • The bride's family gave something of value to the groom. • the study of the literary works of ancient Greece and Rome. • Began the reformation between Protestant and Catholic groups. • a movement meant to change some of the Roman Catholic beliefs. • ...
Renaissance and Reformation 2017-01-31
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- The well-rounded universal person could achieve much in many areas. Known for inventions like the catapault and paintings like the Mona Lisa
- Worldly
- A sum of money that the wife's family gave to the husband upon marriage
- The most famous architect of the Renaissance.
- Machiavelli´s views had a profound influence on political leaders who followed.
- Catholic Priest and Professor that started the Protestant Reformation by attacking the sale of indulgences
- Brought knowledge to a new level of availability, especially the Bible by printing books at a much faster rate
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- Was based on the study of the classics, the literary works of Ancient Greece and Rome.
- Protestant leader who taught predestination and church ran governments.
- Ran the government from behind the scenes.
- the all powerful nature of god
- King of England who broke off the Catholic Church and made himself the head of the Anglican Church to get an Annulment of his marriage.
- He achieved an ideal of beauty far surpassing human standards.
- the release from punishment from your sins
- religous and political movement during the 1500ś
- a set of meetings that evaluated and confirmed the Catholic´s teachings and beliefs with a uniform doctrine under the supreme leader
- a list of problems the Catholic Church had with corruption like the sale of indulgences written by Martin Luther
17 Clues: Worldly • the all powerful nature of god • Ran the government from behind the scenes. • the release from punishment from your sins • The most famous architect of the Renaissance. • religous and political movement during the 1500ś • He achieved an ideal of beauty far surpassing human standards. • Protestant leader who taught predestination and church ran governments. • ...
Renaissance and Reformation 2017-01-30
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- French reformer for Switzerland, leader of Prostant Rerformation
- A gift the wifes parents give to the groom, usually money
- Roman catholic churchs important ecumencial people, described as the counter reformation
- Placed the structures of beliefs that would define the continent in modern history, political, and intellectual
- Was already one of Italy's best painters
- God decided some be saved while others would be damned
- Wordly or non-religious
- Greatly accelerated the spread of ideas was faster than writing paper by hand
- A german monk who was famous for his critics of the Roman catholic church, wrote statements of beliefs
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- Release from all of part of the punishment
- Leader of political power with love affair
- A universeral person who could achieve in much areas like painter, scupltor, architect, inventor, and mathematician
- Ran the government from behind the scene
- Developments set the stage for religious change
- Study of the classics, works of ancient Greece and Rome
- An accomplished painter, sculptor, and artist
- A king of the sixteenth century, made himself head of a christian church, pope refused to allow his marriage
17 Clues: Wordly or non-religious • Ran the government from behind the scene • Was already one of Italy's best painters • Release from all of part of the punishment • Leader of political power with love affair • An accomplished painter, sculptor, and artist • Developments set the stage for religious change • God decided some be saved while others would be damned • ...
Emma Boser- renaissance 2024-04-18
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- Emphasized education in fields of study
- Bankers than Rulers
- Multi-Faceted
- Wrote "Hamlet" and "Romeo and Juliet"
- Rebirth of classical leanrning
- Painted "The Elder"
- Wrote "The Prince"
- Wrote the "Utopia"
- Famous Sculptor works on the Sistine Chapel
- Made Copper Engravings to print with
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- Wrote Don Quixote
- Inventor of the printing press
- Famous work is "The Last Supper" and "Mona Lisa"
- Separation from the church
- Developed the first and use of the telescope
- Painting Architectural Features
- traveling portrtait artisit
17 Clues: Multi-Faceted • Wrote Don Quixote • Wrote "The Prince" • Wrote the "Utopia" • Bankers than Rulers • Painted "The Elder" • Separation from the church • traveling portrtait artisit • Inventor of the printing press • Rebirth of classical leanrning • Painting Architectural Features • Made Copper Engravings to print with • Wrote "Hamlet" and "Romeo and Juliet" • ...
COUNTRIES 2022-09-22
10 Clues: Taj Mahal • Great Sphinx • liberty bell • Petronas Towers • La Sagrada Familia • Sydney Opera House • Christ the redeemer • Palace of Versailles • Martyrs Memorial Monument • African Renaissance Monument
COUNTRIES 2022-09-22
10 Clues: Taj Mahal • Great Sphinx • liberty bell • Petronas Towers • La Sagrada Familia • Sydney Opera House • Christ the redeemer • Palace of Versailles • Martyrs Memorial Monument • African Renaissance Monument
COUNTRIES 2022-09-22
10 Clues: Taj Mahal • Great Sphinx • liberty bell • Petronas Towers • La Sagrada Familia • Sydney Opera House • Christ the redeemer • Palace of Versailles • Martyrs Memorial Monument • African Renaissance Monument
Renaissance crossword puzzle 2016-04-21
Across
- The sharing of power between local governments and a strong central government.
- rebirth
- Gutenberg A famous person who invented a print and press.
- Polo A European trader that made people curious about Asia.
- A religious order made to serve the pope and the church.
- Da Vinci He was famous for the helicopter, the tank, the “Mona Lisa”, and “The Last Supper”.
- Shakespeare One of the most famous poets in history most famous for Romeo and Juliet.
- De Cervantes A latin writer that wrote “Don Quixote”.
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- Luther A priest that nailed lists of complaints around the Romeo Catholic Church.
- Alighieri One of the earliest renaissance writers.
- One of the most famous artists that ever lived who made a painting called “David”.
- Machiavelli A writer that wrote a famous book called “The Prince”.
- A scholar that stressed the importance of remembering history.
- Humanism A blend of humanist and religious ideas.
- A way of thinking and learning that stresses the importance of human abilities and actions.
15 Clues: rebirth • Humanism A blend of humanist and religious ideas. • A religious order made to serve the pope and the church. • De Cervantes A latin writer that wrote “Don Quixote”. • Alighieri One of the earliest renaissance writers. • Gutenberg A famous person who invented a print and press. • ...
Catherine de Médici 2023-11-30
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- Ville important a la Renaissance
- Avoir une éducation
- Est une guerre opposant les partisans de religions différentes
- Un nom d'une femme qui prend soin de leur enfants
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- Influence la cuisine d'un pays vraiment important dans la Renaissanc
- Femme qui exerce une action politique
- Personne qui assume la responsabilité du pouvoir politique (régence) pendant la minorité ou l'absence d'un souverain
- Grande religion a la Renaissance
8 Clues: Avoir une éducation • Ville important a la Renaissance • Grande religion a la Renaissance • Femme qui exerce une action politique • Un nom d'une femme qui prend soin de leur enfants • Est une guerre opposant les partisans de religions différentes • Influence la cuisine d'un pays vraiment important dans la Renaissanc • ...
Harlem Renaissance 2025-02-06
Across
- Renaissance A period of cultural revelation through art music, and other mediums of expression
- Club A famous Pro-color club in New York City
- Book A book of public areas that accepted people of color
- Hughes Famous poem from the harlem renaissance
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- Crow Laws Anti-Black laws in the southern states
- Migration The migration of Africans to the north
- twenties 1920s, a period of great change
- Armstrong African american trumpetist
8 Clues: Armstrong African american trumpetist • twenties 1920s, a period of great change • Hughes Famous poem from the harlem renaissance • Migration The migration of Africans to the north • Crow Laws Anti-Black laws in the southern states • Club A famous Pro-color club in New York City • ...
World History crossword 2022-11-18
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- / a person who looks at rulers and helps guide them and instruct them how to better rule there country.
- / a time of creativity and change in political, social, economic, and cultural areas.
- Man /a saying for someone who made their best works during the Renaissance, examples leonardo da vinci and michelangelo.
- / a movement that focused on worldly subjects rather than religious issues.
- / protests against Catholic church, grew into full revolts.
- / an artist whose most famous works included the Mona Lisa, The Last Supper,and The Vituvian Man.
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- / wrote the poem titled Divine comedy.
- / became a symbol of energy and brilliance of the Italian Renaissance.
- /a Florence Diplomat, published The Prince in 1513.
- / a movement caused by Humanists disagreeing with the Catholic church practices.
- / Father of Humanism.
- / an influential Humanist who produced a new Greek edition of the new testament.
- / printed the 1st edition of the Bible.
- / a man who proposed the idea of predestination.
- / the king who wanted to devorice his wife because she couldn't give him a son.
- / the wealthiest and most influential rulers.
16 Clues: / Father of Humanism. • / wrote the poem titled Divine comedy. • / printed the 1st edition of the Bible. • / the wealthiest and most influential rulers. • / a man who proposed the idea of predestination. • /a Florence Diplomat, published The Prince in 1513. • / protests against Catholic church, grew into full revolts. • ...
Global History Final Review Crossword 2023-05-30
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- The way of life for a group of people.
- A form of plaque that spread very quickly and killed many Europeans.
- A huge network of trade routes that connected many different cultures.
- A line of rulers from the same family.
- A new way of thinking during the renaissance.
- The _______ _____ was used to print books more efficiently.
- Holy wars fought between Christians and Muslims.
- Belief that the Emperor was given the right to rule from the gods; known as the mandate of _______.
- Leader of the catholic church.
- Person who recovers and studies artifacts left behind by past humans.
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- People who agreed with Luther’s ideas and joined in his “protest” against the Church.
- Writing system used in Egypt - picture symbols.
- The German monk that started the reformation against the catholic church.
- Greece did NOT form one large Empire. It was a collection of small ______. Each was run like a small nation.
- A rebirth of classical art and literature in Europe.
15 Clues: Leader of the catholic church. • The way of life for a group of people. • A line of rulers from the same family. • A new way of thinking during the renaissance. • Writing system used in Egypt - picture symbols. • Holy wars fought between Christians and Muslims. • A rebirth of classical art and literature in Europe. • ...
1920s 2024-01-30
Across
- The immigration act of 1924 banned immigrants from what continent?
- What famous department store got their start during the 1800s and was present during the 1920s?
- Americans bought most of their appliances and cars with what?
- What is the last name of the famous trumpet player that was apart of the Harlem Renaissance?
- Young women who rebelled against traditional values and wore clothes that were considered modern,
- The fear of communists during the 1920s was called the scare of what color?
- Henry Ford's famous invention that revolutionized factories was called what line?
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- This supreme court trial was a battle between modern and traditional values
- The 18th amendment was supposed to combat the rise of what type of violence?
- Illegal clubs that sold alcohol during the prohibition were called?
- Women were allowed to vote with what amendment?
- The Great Migration was a move where?
- The Harlem Renaissance was a _______ cultural movement
- Credit is essentially what?
- The 1920s were called the what age?
15 Clues: Credit is essentially what? • The 1920s were called the what age? • The Great Migration was a move where? • Women were allowed to vote with what amendment? • The Harlem Renaissance was a _______ cultural movement • Americans bought most of their appliances and cars with what? • The immigration act of 1924 banned immigrants from what continent? • ...
ap quiz 2025-01-09
Across
- - Saang bansa sa Europe nagsimula ang Renaissance?
- - Makata ng mga Makata
- - ito ang tinaguriang Reyna Ng Adriatiko
- - Siya ang gumawa ng mga pinta sa Sistine chapel.
- - sumulat ng Utopia
- - Sinulat ni Francesco Petrarch sa Italyano ang isang koleksiyon ng mga sonata ng pag-ibig patungkol sa kanyang minamahal na si Laura.
- - Ito ay tumutukoy sa panunumbalik ng sigla at buhay ng kultura ng klasikal na kabihasnan ng Greece at Rome.
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- - Isinulong niya ang makabuluhang pagtatanggol sa pag-aaral ng humanistiko para sa kababaihan.
- - isinulat ni Niccholo Machivelli kung saan ipinayo niya na dapat gumamit ng katusuhan, kalupitan at panlilinlang ng mga pinuno para magtamo ng kapangyarihan.
- - Nakatuklas ng sirkulasyon ng dugo .
- - isang kilusang intelektuwal na naniniwalang dapat pagtuunan ng pansin ang klasikal na sibilisasyon ng Gresya at Roma.
- - Prinsipe ng nga Humanista
- - Isang tanyag na koleksyon na nagtataglay ng isangdaang nakatatawang salaysay nalang yung driver gawa ni Giovanni Boccacio.
- - naimbento ni Galileo Galilei para mapatotohanan ang Teoryang Copernican.
- - Ang gumuhit sa Mona Lisa at The Last Supper.
15 Clues: - sumulat ng Utopia • - Makata ng mga Makata • - Prinsipe ng nga Humanista • - Nakatuklas ng sirkulasyon ng dugo . • - ito ang tinaguriang Reyna Ng Adriatiko • - Ang gumuhit sa Mona Lisa at The Last Supper. • - Siya ang gumawa ng mga pinta sa Sistine chapel. • - Saang bansa sa Europe nagsimula ang Renaissance? • ...
Titel1 2018-02-26
Across
- fester Niederschlag aus unterkühlten Wassertropfen
- Mischkonzern Südkorea
- Persönliches Fürwort
- Italienisch:schnell
- Geschenk eines Königs(Krippenspiel)
- englisch:Großeltern
- größter Mond Neptun
- Vorname größter Mensch der Welt(Waldow)
- Nordstaat USA
- kurz: von dem
- Sohn Adam und Eva
- Hundejunges
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- Nachbarplanet der Erde
- Synonym:aber
- Kunstepoche:15.-16. Jahrhundert
- Synonym:erfolg
- Königin der Niederlande(1980-2013)
- Telenovela Deutschland
- Windrichtung
- Nachname berühmter Theoretischer Physiker(Stephen)
- giftigste Schlange der Welt
- Nachname berühmter Koch Frankreich(R.I.P. 20.01.2018)
- Großstadt in Frankreich
23 Clues: Hundejunges • Synonym:aber • Windrichtung • Nordstaat USA • kurz: von dem • Synonym:erfolg • Sohn Adam und Eva • Italienisch:schnell • englisch:Großeltern • größter Mond Neptun • Persönliches Fürwort • Mischkonzern Südkorea • Nachbarplanet der Erde • Telenovela Deutschland • Großstadt in Frankreich • giftigste Schlange der Welt • Kunstepoche:15.-16. Jahrhundert • Königin der Niederlande(1980-2013) • ...
Chapter 4 Vocabulary 2021-01-25
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- produced
- A method of land distribution
- to make tight against leakage
- example or standard
- Roanoke
- devotion
- to undermine or destroy
- economic system based on private ownership
- A mapmaker
- Group of people known as separatists
- to oppose war and violence
- enthusiasm
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- beliefs different from traditional religion
- to control in a forceful way
- already built
- A period of rebirth
- different types of people living together
- a group of soldiers
- individuals who wanted to purify church
- lacking ability
20 Clues: Roanoke • produced • devotion • A mapmaker • enthusiasm • already built • lacking ability • A period of rebirth • example or standard • a group of soldiers • to undermine or destroy • to oppose war and violence • to control in a forceful way • A method of land distribution • to make tight against leakage • Group of people known as separatists • individuals who wanted to purify church • ...
Chelsea Bednar Renaissance and Reformation 2022-09-23
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- settled Reformation wars
- settled religious turmoil in England
- non catholic christian
- rich people
- native language
- rebirth
- Catholic missionaries
- Sistine Chapel
- another protestant leader
- emotion
- printing press
- early copy machine
- make invalid
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- split in the Catholic church
- School of Athens
- meeting of the clergy
- Mona Lisa
- catholic counter punch
- Church of England
- three dimensional
- Bronze David
- mother of Elizabeth
- non religious
- new christian churches left Catholicism
- buying salvation
- 6 wives
26 Clues: rebirth • emotion • 6 wives • Mona Lisa • rich people • Bronze David • make invalid • non religious • Sistine Chapel • printing press • native language • School of Athens • buying salvation • Church of England • three dimensional • early copy machine • mother of Elizabeth • meeting of the clergy • Catholic missionaries • catholic counter punch • non catholic christian • settled Reformation wars • ...
Breannabanfield-Renaissance and Reformation 2023-09-22
Across
- followers of Martin Luther
- Mona Lisa
- achievement
- rebirth
- a lot of books
- Kingdom decides religion
- Johann
- native
- mother of Elizabeth
Down
- sistine chapel
- Martin Luther
- meaning of bishops and cardinals
- 3D
- Society of Jesus
- school of athens
- bronze statue of david
- Christian Church in Scotland
- leader who stabilized religious tension
- buying forgiveness
- church of england
- calvinism
- make marriage void
- rich
- King Ramos Popes
- worldy
25 Clues: 3D • rich • Johann • native • worldy • rebirth • Mona Lisa • calvinism • achievement • Martin Luther • sistine chapel • a lot of books • Society of Jesus • school of athens • King Ramos Popes • church of england • buying forgiveness • make marriage void • mother of Elizabeth • bronze statue of david • Kingdom decides religion • followers of Martin Luther • Christian Church in Scotland • ...
Poetry and Poets 2024-08-06
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- "Songs of Innocence" writer
- "The Battle of Lovelace" poet
- "Because I Could Not Stop for Death" poet
- Experimental poet
- "Leaves of Grass" poet
- Harlem Renaissance poet
- National Poetry honor
- Irish poet and dramatist
- "The Road Not Taken" author
- "Ariel" author
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- Modern poet laureate
- "Ode to a Nightingale" poet
- "The Waste Land" author
- Romantic poet
- Chilean Nobel poet
- "The Raven" poet
- "Sonnet" writer
- Beat Generation poet
- "Tess of the d'Urbervilles" author
- "Paul Revere's Ride" writer
20 Clues: Romantic poet • "Ariel" author • "Sonnet" writer • "The Raven" poet • Experimental poet • Chilean Nobel poet • Modern poet laureate • Beat Generation poet • National Poetry honor • "Leaves of Grass" poet • "The Waste Land" author • Harlem Renaissance poet • Irish poet and dramatist • "Songs of Innocence" writer • "Ode to a Nightingale" poet • "Paul Revere's Ride" writer • ...
Dedicated Dancer Dictionary 2024-08-11
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- help develop strength, agility, and
- Sleeping Beauty
- dedicated to enriching the American modern dance
- magical lake
- street dance style
- to strike
- romantic ballet
- ballet originated in
- express strong emotions
- a classical form of dance
- to bend
- handmade shoes
- an American art form with percussive movements
- shakespeare
- to stretch
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- musical theater choreographer
- american ballet
- tap dancer
- choreographed sequences for productions
- modern dance
- to assemble
- Clara and Fritz
- to glide
23 Clues: to bend • to glide • to strike • tap dancer • to stretch • to assemble • shakespeare • magical lake • modern dance • handmade shoes • american ballet • Sleeping Beauty • romantic ballet • Clara and Fritz • street dance style • ballet originated in • express strong emotions • a classical form of dance • musical theater choreographer • help develop strength, agility, and • ...
Kenidi Miller - Renaissance and Reformation 2024-09-20
Across
- how the church was split
- settled religious turmoil
- non catholic
- settled the reformation wars
- rich person
- native language
- rebirth
- catholic missionaries
- sistine chapel
- another protestant leader
- inventor of printing press
- individuality
- make invalid
- writer inventor artiest
- new christian church
Down
- mass produce books
- beheaded mother of Elizabeth
- catholic counter punch
- church of england
- 3D
- bronze David
- school of athens
- non religious
- meeting of the clergy
- had six wives
- buying salvation
26 Clues: 3D • rebirth • rich person • non catholic • bronze David • make invalid • non religious • individuality • had six wives • sistine chapel • native language • school of athens • buying salvation • church of england • mass produce books • new christian church • catholic missionaries • meeting of the clergy • catholic counter punch • writer inventor artiest • how the church was split • settled religious turmoil • ...
Anthony-5th Grade-Week 30 2023-02-16
Across
- study of human societies
- the 4th planet from the sun
- flower
- not joking
- to win
- close to the original
- put things in order by occurance
- elongated
- knowledge of how to do something
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- study of religion
- study of the human mind
- acting
- a system of methods of study
- permit
- someone who writes plays
- study of crime
- study of the development of humans
- revival of art and literature
- a meeting, or to follow a tradition
- practice acting
20 Clues: acting • permit • flower • to win • elongated • not joking • study of crime • practice acting • study of religion • close to the original • study of the human mind • study of human societies • someone who writes plays • the 4th planet from the sun • a system of methods of study • revival of art and literature • put things in order by occurance • knowledge of how to do something • ...
Let's Give it a Whirl 2023-01-20
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- one-eyed, one-horned flying ____ people eater
- Japanese currency
- horse or car
- number of time zones in Russia
- horned mammal
- name or action by imitation of natural sounds
- "Inconceivable!"
- largest organ
- little ______ annie
- who is "buried" in Grant's tomb
- greatest Beethoven symphony
- not a noun
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- number of Great Lakes
- four tennis championships
- packed with vitamin c
- Disney bounty hunter
- Renaissance man
- famous suffragette
- show or national park
- quoth the Raven
20 Clues: not a noun • horse or car • horned mammal • largest organ • Renaissance man • quoth the Raven • "Inconceivable!" • Japanese currency • famous suffragette • little ______ annie • Disney bounty hunter • number of Great Lakes • packed with vitamin c • show or national park • four tennis championships • greatest Beethoven symphony • number of time zones in Russia • who is "buried" in Grant's tomb • ...
P1 Italy 2025-10-11
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- Home of the Pope
- Ancient amphitheater in Rome
- Stuffed pasta squares
- Italian musical art form
- Italian ice cream
- City of canals
- Famous coast with colorful cliffs
- City with a leaning tower
- Strong Italian coffee
- Roman emperor
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- Birthplace of the Renaissance
- Ancient Italian civilization
- Italian noodle dish
- Italian name for the Colosseum
- Italian fashion capital
- Largest Mediterranean island
- Gourmet mushroom found in Italy
- Capital city of Italy
- Dish from Naples
- Region known for vineyards
20 Clues: Roman emperor • City of canals • Home of the Pope • Dish from Naples • Italian ice cream • Italian noodle dish • Stuffed pasta squares • Capital city of Italy • Strong Italian coffee • Italian fashion capital • Italian musical art form • City with a leaning tower • Region known for vineyards • Ancient Italian civilization • Ancient amphitheater in Rome • Largest Mediterranean island • ...
TTS BAB 1&2 2022-10-20
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- siapakah pelopor merkantilisme di prancis
- Negara yang dianggap sebagai pelopor revolusi industri ialah
- kerajaan apa yang terletak diwilayah sumatra bagian selatan dan dipekirakan pusat pemerintahan nya terletak di tepi sungai musi
- siapakah tokoh dibalik reformasi gereja
- siapakah raja yang membawa kerajaan sriwijaya menuju masa kejayaan?
- oliver coromwell mengeluarkan undang undang perikanan yang disebut dengan
- prasasti apa yang menceritakan bahwa kerajaan sriwijaya telah mengadakan hubungan dengan kerajaan pala di benggala
- siapakah raja yang bergelar Sultan Akbar Al fattah
- Candi wiringan lawang merupakan salah satu peninggalan kerajaan apa?
- Dapunta Hyang Sri merupakan raja dari kerajaan apa?
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- pelaksanaan merkantilisme pada masa pemerintahan hindia belanda dapat dilihat dari pemberlakuan
- prasasti apa yang menerangkan tentang Raja Dapunta Hyang Sri berhasil menaklukan melayu?
- Ajaran merkantilisme menurut Jean Baptiste Colbert
- dalaam bahasa prancis renaissance yang artinya
- kitab apa yang menceritakan tentang perjalanan Hayam Wuruk ke jawa timur
- Gajah mada mengucapkan sumpah yang terkenal yaitu
- masyarakan renaissance berpegang pada semboyan?
- siapakah raja pertama kerajaan majapahit
- sistem ekonomi untuk menyatukan dan meningkatkan kekayaan keuangan suatu bangsa dengan pengaturan sekuruh ekonomi nasional oleh pemerintah dengan kebijakan mengumpulkan cadangan emas dan memegang monopoli atas perdagangan luar negri
- paham paham baru seperti humanisme,nasionalisme dan absolutisme merupakan dampak dari pengaruh
20 Clues: siapakah tokoh dibalik reformasi gereja • siapakah raja pertama kerajaan majapahit • siapakah pelopor merkantilisme di prancis • dalaam bahasa prancis renaissance yang artinya • masyarakan renaissance berpegang pada semboyan? • Gajah mada mengucapkan sumpah yang terkenal yaitu • Ajaran merkantilisme menurut Jean Baptiste Colbert • ...
Neo-Classical Art 2012-11-09
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- a skill valued by artists
- home to the Vatican
- death of the -------
- french club for artists
- the study of buildings
- paint applied this way
- using line
- a standard of perfection
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- a set of rules
- The ----- of Marat
- far back in time
- Jean Aguste Dominique ------
- a place, not fat
- birthplace of Renaissance
- Ingres bather
- civilisations of ancient Greece and rome
- Jacques Louis ------
- without clothing
18 Clues: using line • Ingres bather • a set of rules • far back in time • a place, not fat • without clothing • The ----- of Marat • home to the Vatican • death of the ------- • Jacques Louis ------ • the study of buildings • paint applied this way • french club for artists • a standard of perfection • a skill valued by artists • birthplace of Renaissance • Jean Aguste Dominique ------ • ...
The 1920s 2023-02-21
Across
- A bell-shaped hat.
- Color of a Thursday in 1929.
- Fad diet.
- Ziegfeld.
- 18th amendment.
- False science of race superiority.
- Slang for someone who is no fun.
- Infamous mob boss.
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- The first flapper.
- Art-deco skyscraper.
- A motion picture with conversation.
- Fitzgerald's rival.
- Black renaissance.
- Air shows.
- Mostly blocked by the Immigration Act of 1924.
- Baseball GOAT.
- Silent film comedian.
- Swam the English Channel.
18 Clues: Fad diet. • Ziegfeld. • Air shows. • Baseball GOAT. • 18th amendment. • The first flapper. • A bell-shaped hat. • Black renaissance. • Infamous mob boss. • Fitzgerald's rival. • Art-deco skyscraper. • Silent film comedian. • Swam the English Channel. • Color of a Thursday in 1929. • Slang for someone who is no fun. • False science of race superiority. • A motion picture with conversation. • ...
Renaissance and Reformation 2017-01-31
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- A focus on humanity instead of religion.
- Painted the School of Athens.
- Was invented in the Holy Roman Empire by the German Johannes Gutenberg around 1440.
- Painted Mona Lisa.
- Ruled Florence Italy.
- 16th century European movement aimed initially at reforming the beliefs and practices of the Roman Catholic Church.
- Amount of money paid in return for forgiveness of sins.
Down
- Catholic Religion council that met on and off for 18 years to decide the rules and regulations of their religion.
- Came up with the idea of predestination.
- Painted and plastered the ceiling of the sistine chapel.
- Activities, or other things that have no religious or spiritual basis.
- King of England who tried to have his marriage to Catherine declared "null”.
- God knowing ahead of time about all that will happen, especially with regard to the salvation of some and not others.
- Wrote The Prince.
- Paper wrote by Martin Luther and posted on the door of the Castle Church in Wittenburg.
- Wrote Ninety-Five Thesis was against Indulgences.
- Property or money brought by a bride to her husband on their marriage.
17 Clues: Wrote The Prince. • Painted Mona Lisa. • Ruled Florence Italy. • Painted the School of Athens. • Came up with the idea of predestination. • A focus on humanity instead of religion. • Wrote Ninety-Five Thesis was against Indulgences. • Amount of money paid in return for forgiveness of sins. • Painted and plastered the ceiling of the sistine chapel. • ...
High Renaissance Review 2012-10-21
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- is the deliberate destruction of religious icons and other symbols or monuments, usually with religious or political motives
- The School of Athens depicts humans in a rational, ordered, ___________ space
- questioned the popes supremacy and began the Reformation
- as a result of the Reformation and the backlash against religious imagery in the arts artist turned to “safe” commissions such as
- was a famous printmaker of the German Renaissance
- the effect of an overall smoky haze that was used by Da Vinci in the Mona Lisa
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- painted the Garden of earthly delights.
- an Italian word meaning light and dark, it is used in art to create a sense of form
- the artist who painted the Sistine Chapel
- got called before the Inquisition for painting a rendition of the last supper later named: Feast in the House of Levi.
- was initially known for Venus of Urbino
- painted the Small Cowper Madonna
- was a distorted style marked for its expressively contorted figures and compressed space
- his name means “the Greek” he painted the Burial of Count Orgaz
- was a sculpture of Mary and Jesus by a young Michelangelo
- a work of art or image that illustrates a concept
- was known for his studies of the ideal form of man with his drawing of the Vitruvian Man
17 Clues: painted the Small Cowper Madonna • painted the Garden of earthly delights. • was initially known for Venus of Urbino • the artist who painted the Sistine Chapel • a work of art or image that illustrates a concept • was a famous printmaker of the German Renaissance • questioned the popes supremacy and began the Reformation • ...
Renaissance an Reformation 2017-01-30
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- study of the classics, works of ancient Greece and Rome
- wordly viewpoint
- God predestination some be a saved while others would be dammned
- a sum of money that the wife's family gavd to the husband upon marriage
- a german mork who was famouse for his critics of the Roman catholic church, wrote 95 theses of a statement beliefs
- leader with politcal with love afare
- roman cathloc churchs important ecumencial councils described as the counter reformation
- a painter, sculptor, architject, inventor, and mathematician
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- one of Italy's best painters
- release from all of part of the punishment
- greatly accelerated the spread of ideas was faster then writing paper by hand
- placed the structures of beliefs that would define the contienent in modern history political intelectual
- an accomplished painter, sculptor and architect
- ran the government from behind the scene
- developements set the stage for religoins change.
- a king of the 16th century made hims elf head of a christian. church, pope refus ed to allow his marriage
- french reformer to Swizterland leader of Protestant reformer
17 Clues: wordly viewpoint • one of Italy's best painters • leader with politcal with love afare • ran the government from behind the scene • release from all of part of the punishment • an accomplished painter, sculptor and architect • developements set the stage for religoins change. • study of the classics, works of ancient Greece and Rome • ...
Renaissance and Reformation 2017-01-30
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- Was already one of italy's best painters. He is also known for his frescoes in the vatican palace.
- Reformation Was a schism from the Roman Catholic Church initiated by Martin Luther and continued by John Calvin, Huldrych Zwingli, and other early Protestant Reformers in 16th century Europe.
- Is known for the sistine chapel in rome depict an ideal type of human being with perfect proportion.
- Calvin He was educated in his native france. After his conversion to protestantism, however, he was forced to flee Catholic france for the safety of switzerland.
- Is based on the study of classics.
- Medici Family They became the center of europe. They supported many artists.
- Release from all part of the punishments for sin. Indulgences attached to them could reduce time in purgatory by 1,443 years.
- Machiavelli The book prince is one of the most influential work on political power in the western world.
- Increasing wealth created new enjoyment of material things.
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- Luther He began the reformation in the early 1500s, earlier developments set the stage for religious change.
- The belief that god has determined in advance who will be saved and who will be damned.
- Press Brought knowledge to a new level of availability, especially the bible by printing books at a much faster rate.
- Of Trent Was one of the roman catholic church's most important ecumenical councils.
- da Vinci He was a painter, sculptor, architect, inventor, and mathematician.
- Theses On the door of the castle church in wittenberg. Ninety-five theses were printed and spread to all parts of germany.
- Wanted to divorce his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, with whom he had a daughter, Mary, but no son.
- A sum of money that the wife family gave to the husband upon marriage.
17 Clues: Is based on the study of classics. • Increasing wealth created new enjoyment of material things. • A sum of money that the wife family gave to the husband upon marriage. • da Vinci He was a painter, sculptor, architect, inventor, and mathematician. • Medici Family They became the center of europe. They supported many artists. • ...
Renaissance and Reformation 2017-01-30
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- worldly viewpoint
- release from all or part of the punishment for sin
- A press invented by Johannes Gutenberg that made printing books and other things way more efficient for peoples ideas to get around.
- a pillar of the catholic reformation that took place in the city of Trent
- A monk and professor at the university of Wittenberg, thorugh his study of the bible he started the protestant reformation and also created The ninety-five Theses
- A famous artist in the renaissance that was known for his art and inventions, he is considered maybe the smartest man ever. Also is exemplified as a Renaissance man because he had many more skills than just art.
- a list of propositions over the indulgences written by martin Luther because he was upset over the practice of indulgences
- Writer of the book, The Prince, which is one of the influential works on political power.
- the belief that God has determined in advance who will be saved and who will be damned
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- One of the greatest artists of all time, and is most known for his artistic achievements with sculpting and also being an architect.
- a sum of money that the wife's family gave to the husband upon marriage
- King of england and was responsible for the English Reformation through politics
- educated in France but converted to Protestantism and was forced to flee France and went to Switzerland, he published Institutes of the Christian Religion that became known as a masterpiece and gave him the reputation as one of the new leaders of protestantism. he also came up with the idea of predestination
- A wealthy family of bankers that ran the government from behind the scenes in Florence through wealth and personal influence.
- the reforming of churches through the catholic religion started by Martin Luther
- One of Italy's best painters and was most admired for his madonnas he also was great at using the technique of perspective
- The study of the Classics and the literary works of ancient Greece and Rome
17 Clues: worldly viewpoint • release from all or part of the punishment for sin • a sum of money that the wife's family gave to the husband upon marriage • a pillar of the catholic reformation that took place in the city of Trent • The study of the Classics and the literary works of ancient Greece and Rome • ...
Renaissance Crossword Puzzle 2021-12-01
6 Clues: means rebirth • origin of the renaissance • derived from Leon Battista Alberti • invented by Johannes Gutenberg in 1440 • system of education and mode of inquiry • wealthy and influential rulers of Florence
Italian Renaissance- Brayden Gerycz 2020-09-30
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- They became this by the arts and financially supporting artist
- The term means rebirth and God yearning
- It was renaissance society and worldly and it was not concerned with spiritual or concerned
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- Renaissance painters use this technique so that perspective and visuals Will show up on a flat surface
- A movement that focused on human potential and achievement
- this was their native language instead of Latin
6 Clues: The term means rebirth and God yearning • this was their native language instead of Latin • A movement that focused on human potential and achievement • They became this by the arts and financially supporting artist • It was renaissance society and worldly and it was not concerned with spiritual or concerned • ...
Technology Crossword Puzzle 2017-06-13
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- paint
- car parts
- 1950CE-Present
- steel
- 1400-1750AD
- low cost
- finger joint
- liquids
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- 2300BC-700BC
- fire, stone, tools and weapons
- carbon-fiber bicycle
- process of producing goods or products
- created to obtain materials that have characteristics that are mid way between those of both natural and synthetic materials
- small batches
- 1750-1950AD
- expensive
- product or physical matter that comes from plants, animals
- designed materials that do not already exist
- 450–1400AD
- 700BC–450AD
20 Clues: paint • steel • liquids • low cost • car parts • expensive • 450–1400AD • 1400-1750AD • 1750-1950AD • 700BC–450AD • 2300BC-700BC • finger joint • small batches • 1950CE-Present • carbon-fiber bicycle • fire, stone, tools and weapons • process of producing goods or products • designed materials that do not already exist • product or physical matter that comes from plants, animals • ...
Cody Smith - Renaissance and Reformation 2024-09-20
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- settling wars
- Anne Boleyn´s daughter
- non catholic christian
- rich
- different latin
- Rebirth
- catholic missionaries
- orange ninja turtle
- protestant leader
- Human success
- created the printing press
- first copying machine
- making invalid
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- splitting of churches
- red ninja turtle
- Counter-reformation
- blue ninja turtle
- counter punch
- church of England
- 3d
- purple ninja turtle
- King Henry´s 2 wife
- non religious
- left the church
- pay for sorrow
- King that had 6 wives
26 Clues: 3d • rich • Rebirth • settling wars • counter punch • non religious • Human success • pay for sorrow • making invalid • different latin • left the church • red ninja turtle • blue ninja turtle • church of England • protestant leader • Counter-reformation • purple ninja turtle • King Henry´s 2 wife • orange ninja turtle • splitting of churches • catholic missionaries • King that had 6 wives • first copying machine • ...
Brayden Lutz - Renaissance and Reformation 2024-09-19
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- Settled religious debate
- Anne Boleyn's Daughter
- Non-Catholic Christians
- Rich
- Native
- Rebirth
- Missionaries
- Sistine Chapel
- Protestant leader
- Emotion
- Invented the printing press
- Old Copier
- Canceled
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- Change
- School of Athens
- Unified the Church
- Inventor, painted Mona Lisa
- Counter punch
- Church of England
- 3d
- Sculpted Bronze David vs Goliath
- 2nd Wife of Henry VIII
- Non-religious
- People who agreed with the 95 theses
- Paid forgiveness
- 6 Wifes
26 Clues: 3d • Rich • Change • Native • Rebirth • Emotion • 6 Wifes • Canceled • Old Copier • Missionaries • Counter punch • Non-religious • Sistine Chapel • School of Athens • Paid forgiveness • Church of England • Protestant leader • Unified the Church • Anne Boleyn's Daughter • 2nd Wife of Henry VIII • Non-Catholic Christians • Settled religious debate • Inventor, painted Mona Lisa • Invented the printing press • ...
Braden thomas- renasaunce and reformation 2024-09-19
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- stoped wars
- brought back church in england
- believe in bible
- rich people
- launguage
- rebirth
- missionarys
- sculpter painter
- reformation leader
- human like
- made printing press
- except God go to heaven
- mass produce books
- Boleyn 2nd wife of henry
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- split cathlic
- archatect
- meeting
- Mona lisa
- rebuild church
- church of england
- 3d art
- marble bronze statue
- not riligous
- buy into heavan
- 6 wives
- remove marrige
26 Clues: 3d art • meeting • rebirth • 6 wives • archatect • Mona lisa • launguage • human like • stoped wars • rich people • missionarys • not riligous • split cathlic • rebuild church • remove marrige • buy into heavan • believe in bible • sculpter painter • church of england • reformation leader • mass produce books • made printing press • marble bronze statue • except God go to heaven • Boleyn 2nd wife of henry • ...
Important People Part I 2024-12-07
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- Writes in Praise of Folly
- Portuguese who reaches India
- Discovers the Americas
- Prophet in Islam
- Conquers Aztecs
- Predestination in Geneva
- Savior in Christianity
- Persecutes Protestants in the HRE
- Brings England away from the Catholic Church
- Founder of Judaism
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- Founds Ottomans
- Founds Safavids
- Renaissance man
- Conquers Constantinople
- Founds Mughals
- writes The Prince
- Family who is a big patron of the arts
- Muslim Chinese explorer
- tried at the Diet of Worms
- last leader of the Mughals
20 Clues: Founds Mughals • Founds Ottomans • Founds Safavids • Renaissance man • Conquers Aztecs • Prophet in Islam • writes The Prince • Founder of Judaism • Discovers the Americas • Savior in Christianity • Conquers Constantinople • Muslim Chinese explorer • Predestination in Geneva • Writes in Praise of Folly • tried at the Diet of Worms • last leader of the Mughals • Portuguese who reaches India • ...
Vocab 9 2022-05-04
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- agriculture labor
- 1478 and 1834
- mongolia citizens
- modern germanic group
- the illegal action or practice
- royal rights charter
- nobleman
- aiming for state where everything is perfect
- hungarians
- middle ages
- indiv and social potential
- person chosen as guardian
- applies to everyone
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- german speakers
- control
- england vs france
- denoting attitudes
- country house
- migrants from north europe
- combo of econ
- holder of land
- plague
- period in history
- religious wars
24 Clues: plague • control • nobleman • hungarians • middle ages • country house • 1478 and 1834 • combo of econ • holder of land • religious wars • german speakers • england vs france • agriculture labor • mongolia citizens • period in history • denoting attitudes • applies to everyone • royal rights charter • modern germanic group • person chosen as guardian • migrants from north europe • indiv and social potential • ...
Our Life 2022-12-21
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- homophobic chicken
- the Drive home
- who I am from 2 down
- what we got Oct 22
- we got together at the __ Faire
- slayer sushi
- big boi
- our ao3 tag
- where we went to paint
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- where to get 16 across
- gay pirates
- your least favorite thing
- who you are from 12 down
- home of the Chu Chee curry
- what we both are
- what I hate
- comfort show
- who you are from 2 down
- smol demon
- bestie
20 Clues: bestie • big boi • smol demon • gay pirates • what I hate • our ao3 tag • comfort show • slayer sushi • the Drive home • what we both are • homophobic chicken • what we got Oct 22 • who I am from 2 down • where to get 16 across • where we went to paint • who you are from 2 down • who you are from 12 down • your least favorite thing • home of the Chu Chee curry • we got together at the __ Faire
The 13th-17th Centuries World 2016-09-20
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- gravity
- first printed by Johann Gutenburg
- Human life that contains dispair
- invented by Conrad Gesner
- "hatred towards muslim"
- drama by Niccolo Machlavelli
- monalisa
- issued by Martin Luther King
- romeo and juliett
- The land king Henry VII ruled
- new science
- travelled to China
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- found by Ptolemy
- Galileo invented it
- novel, written by Boccacio
- Copernicus
- invented by Johann Gutenburg
- founded by Christopher Colombus
- an era that may or may not exist
- the painter of the starry night
20 Clues: gravity • monalisa • Copernicus • new science • found by Ptolemy • romeo and juliett • travelled to China • Galileo invented it • "hatred towards muslim" • invented by Conrad Gesner • novel, written by Boccacio • invented by Johann Gutenburg • drama by Niccolo Machlavelli • issued by Martin Luther King • The land king Henry VII ruled • founded by Christopher Colombus • ...
Allie Miller Renaissance and Reformation 2022-09-23
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- Mona Lisa
- 6 wives
- salvation payments
- inventor of printing press
- wealthy people
- school of athens
- mother of Elizabeth the first
- different angles on paintings
- invalid
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- split in the catholic church
- old school copy machine
- settled religious turmoil
- catholic church
- settled reformation wars, 1555
- counter punch
- new christian churches
- native language used
- sistine chapel
- non-catholic christian
- rebirth
- bronze david
- non-religious
- importance of human feelings
- protestant
- catholic priests
25 Clues: 6 wives • rebirth • invalid • Mona Lisa • protestant • bronze david • counter punch • non-religious • sistine chapel • wealthy people • catholic church • school of athens • catholic priests • salvation payments • native language used • new christian churches • non-catholic christian • old school copy machine • settled religious turmoil • inventor of printing press • split in the catholic church • ...
Art 1 Final Exam Review 2023-01-03
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- Flat, 2D
- Discovered Light Refraction
- Color Name
- Add White
- Building Blocks
- 1 Color
- Powered Colors
- Mark made by moving point
- Surface Quality
- Realistic Art
- Focal Point
- Green, Purple, Orange
- Difference
- Hold Together
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- Renaissance Man
- Add Black
- Non realistic Art
- No images in art
- Sphere, Cube, and/or Pyramids
- A Royal Color
- Depth
- Red Symbolism
- Another name for Contours
- Calm & Tranquil
- Red, Yellow, Blue
- Filippo Brunelleschi created
- "Green with _____"
27 Clues: Depth • 1 Color • Flat, 2D • Add Black • Add White • Color Name • Difference • Focal Point • A Royal Color • Red Symbolism • Realistic Art • Hold Together • Powered Colors • Renaissance Man • Building Blocks • Calm & Tranquil • Surface Quality • No images in art • Non realistic Art • Red, Yellow, Blue • "Green with _____" • Green, Purple, Orange • Another name for Contours • Mark made by moving point • ...
europe vocabie 2021-01-11
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- american bomb
- jews
- no god
- in the name of god
- water filled valley with step sides
- computer
- state
- openness
- arnold
- hot roman
- dead jews
- more then one country
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- protestant
- knights
- gorbachev
- the well being of the fare
- scary ice
- german austria
- african country
- lism is weird
- wind in southern france
- stalin
- ice ice baby
- book reading
- original language
- netherland farmlands
- deposition acid rain
27 Clues: jews • state • no god • stalin • arnold • knights • computer • openness • gorbachev • scary ice • hot roman • dead jews • protestant • ice ice baby • book reading • american bomb • lism is weird • german austria • african country • original language • in the name of god • netherland farmlands • deposition acid rain • more then one country • wind in southern france • the well being of the fare • ...
Titel1 2018-02-26
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- kurz: von dem
- Mischkonzern Südkorea
- größter Mond Neptun
- Nordstaat USA
- englisch:Großeltern
- Synonym:erfolg
- Persönliches Fürwort
- Sohn Adam und Eva
- Kunstepoche:15.-16. Jahrhundert
- Synonym:aber
- Nachname berühmter Theoretischer Physiker(Stephen)
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- Nachname berühmter Koch Frankreich(R.I.P. 20.01.2018)
- giftigste Schlange der Welt
- Telenovela Deutschland
- Windrichtung
- Geschenk eines Königs(Krippenspiel)
- Italienisch:schnell
- fester Niederschlag aus unterkühlten Wassertropfen
- Vorname größter Mensch der Welt(Waldow)
- Großstadt in Frankreich
- Nachbarplanet der Erde
- Königin der Niederlande(1980-2013)
- Hundejunges
23 Clues: Hundejunges • Windrichtung • Synonym:aber • kurz: von dem • Nordstaat USA • Synonym:erfolg • Sohn Adam und Eva • größter Mond Neptun • Italienisch:schnell • englisch:Großeltern • Persönliches Fürwort • Mischkonzern Südkorea • Telenovela Deutschland • Nachbarplanet der Erde • Großstadt in Frankreich • giftigste Schlange der Welt • Kunstepoche:15.-16. Jahrhundert • Königin der Niederlande(1980-2013) • ...
Titel1 2018-02-26
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- Sohn Adam und Eva
- Nachname berühmter Koch Frankreich(R.I.P. 20.01.2018)
- größter Mond Neptun
- englisch:Großeltern
- Nachname berühmter Theoretischer Physiker(Stephen)
- Kunstepoche:15.-16. Jahrhundert
- Telenovela Deutschland
- kurz: von dem
- Italienisch:schnell
- Vorname:Modedesigner Deutschland
- Synonym:aber
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- Nordstaat USA
- Nachbarplanet der Erde
- Königin der Niederlande(1980-2013)
- Vorname größter Mensch der Welt(Waldow)
- giftigste Schlange der Welt
- Synonym:erfolg
- fester Niederschlag aus unterkühlten Wassertropfen
- Mischkonzern Südkorea
- Windrichtung
- Geschenk eines Königs(Krippenspiel)
- Großstadt in Frankreich
- Persönliches Fürwort
- Hundejunges
24 Clues: Hundejunges • Windrichtung • Synonym:aber • Nordstaat USA • kurz: von dem • Synonym:erfolg • Sohn Adam und Eva • größter Mond Neptun • englisch:Großeltern • Italienisch:schnell • Persönliches Fürwort • Mischkonzern Südkorea • Nachbarplanet der Erde • Telenovela Deutschland • Großstadt in Frankreich • giftigste Schlange der Welt • Kunstepoche:15.-16. Jahrhundert • Vorname:Modedesigner Deutschland • ...
Famous Sculptures 2023-06-06
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- - Renaissance masterpiece
- - Symbol of freedom
- - Goddess of love
- - Titan carrying the world
- - Ancient athlete's throw
- - Heavenly messenger
- - Transcendent state
- - Sculpted performer
- - Ancient discus thrower
- - Michelangelo's unfinished works
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- - Hindu deity with an elephant head
- - Greek goddess of victory
- - Hellenistic masterpiece
- - Winged horse of Greek mythology
- - Philosophical statue
- - Mary holding Jesus
- - Mythical creature with a human head and lion's body
- - Greek god of music and poetry
- - The Kiss creator
- - Biblical lawgiver
20 Clues: - Goddess of love • - The Kiss creator • - Symbol of freedom • - Biblical lawgiver • - Mary holding Jesus • - Heavenly messenger • - Transcendent state • - Sculpted performer • - Philosophical statue • - Ancient discus thrower • - Renaissance masterpiece • - Hellenistic masterpiece • - Ancient athlete's throw • - Greek goddess of victory • - Titan carrying the world • ...
Marrow Thieves Vocab 2024-01-23
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- a formal deal
- causing stress or anxiety
- something valuable
- an exaggerated movement
- unable to sit still or impatient
- rebirth
- something that never has an ending
- a belief taken mistakenly
- a type of turn with one foot
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- feeling of embarrassment
- a spiritual cleans
- illusions or hallucinations
- not able to move
- heavy rainfall
- bright
- to rip into pieces
- cruel or violent
- opposite effects of two things
- edges
- determined or courageous
20 Clues: edges • bright • rebirth • a formal deal • heavy rainfall • not able to move • cruel or violent • a spiritual cleans • to rip into pieces • something valuable • an exaggerated movement • feeling of embarrassment • determined or courageous • causing stress or anxiety • a belief taken mistakenly • illusions or hallucinations • a type of turn with one foot • opposite effects of two things • ...
Wednesday, July 24, 1932 2024-03-07
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- Completed at a consistent pace
- Unaccompanied
- Music of the Harlem Renaissance
- Fixed a hole in some jeans
- Tiny flying pest
- Blew air through your lips
- Urgent
- Decomposes
- Oversupply
- Backbone
- Engine need
- Clever deception
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- Mouse Catcher
- Look happy
- Composer Wolfgang Amadeus ______
- F.Scott of "The Great Gatsby"
- Direction the sun rises
- Makes butter
- Spiny desert plants
- Sheet of a book
- No longer sleeping
- Recalled
- Get well
- Man's best friend
- A swampy marsh
25 Clues: Urgent • Recalled • Get well • Backbone • Look happy • Decomposes • Oversupply • Engine need • Makes butter • Mouse Catcher • Unaccompanied • A swampy marsh • Sheet of a book • Tiny flying pest • Clever deception • Man's best friend • No longer sleeping • Spiny desert plants • Direction the sun rises • Fixed a hole in some jeans • Blew air through your lips • F.Scott of "The Great Gatsby" • ...
makayla Dembrosky- Renaissance And Reformation 2024-09-19
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- 2nd wife
- left catholicism
- non religious
- settled reformation wars
- split church
- 3 dimensional
- catholic missonaries
- author,inventor
- rebirth
- protestant leader
- church of england
- Sistine chaple
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- created printing press
- money to take away sins
- meeting
- human emotion
- invalid
- school of athens
- rich people
- catholic counter punch
- press mass production of books
- foreign language
- non-cathloic christan
- settled religious turmoil
- 6 wives
- bo staff
26 Clues: meeting • invalid • 6 wives • rebirth • 2nd wife • bo staff • rich people • split church • human emotion • non religious • 3 dimensional • Sistine chaple • author,inventor • school of athens • left catholicism • foreign language • protestant leader • church of england • catholic missonaries • non-cathloic christan • created printing press • catholic counter punch • money to take away sins • settled reformation wars • ...
Chase Sinosky - Renaissance and Reformation 2024-09-20
Across
- stopped wars
- settled religious termoil in england
- non catholic christians
- Rich people
- native language
- Rebirth
- missonaries
- Sistine Chapel
- protestant leader
- Human emotions
- Invenerter of printing press
- mass production of books
- make invalid
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- split the religions
- School of Athens
- meeting of clergy
- mona lisa
- counter punch
- Church of england
- 3 dimesional
- Bronze david
- 2nd wife mother of elizabeth
- non religious
- New christian churches left catholicism
- buying salvation
- King of england
26 Clues: Rebirth • mona lisa • Rich people • missonaries • stopped wars • 3 dimesional • Bronze david • make invalid • counter punch • non religious • Sistine Chapel • Human emotions • native language • King of england • School of Athens • buying salvation • meeting of clergy • Church of england • protestant leader • split the religions • non catholic christians • mass production of books • 2nd wife mother of elizabeth • ...
5 2025-03-25
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- Married to Frida Kahlo
- Impressionist painter
- Venetian Renaissance artist
- Painted fruit portraits
- Dadaist sculptor artist
- Painted colorful interiors
- Belgian expressionist
- Painted rural life scenes
- Invented early photos
- Abstract sculptor
- Classical scene painter
- American seascape artist
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- Early photography pioneer
- Famous for jeweled eggs
- Captured horse motion
- Impressionist urban painter
- Sculpted thin figures
- Painted animals, pets
- Mannerist Italian painter
- Painted Nightmare scene
- German expressionist
- Venetian narrative painter
- Landscape painter
- Photographer of Depression
- Caricature artist
25 Clues: Landscape painter • Abstract sculptor • Caricature artist • German expressionist • Captured horse motion • Impressionist painter • Sculpted thin figures • Painted animals, pets • Belgian expressionist • Invented early photos • Married to Frida Kahlo • Famous for jeweled eggs • Painted fruit portraits • Dadaist sculptor artist • Painted Nightmare scene • Classical scene painter • ...
People First or Last Names 2025-10-23
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- renaissance man
- cars, tombs, assisting the rebellion
- you've got pvt toy story
- spaghetti cowboy
- football goat
- black leader
- father of many
- fairway legend
- weed for his horses
- fat bottomed bohemians
- russian commie beatle
- flu game
- had a great fall
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- freedom car
- trunk shots
- acid art
- durden's 2nd personality
- folk king*
- chocolate barz
- free nips
- harry's real mom
- land stealer
- american politics dynasty
- spooky books
24 Clues: acid art • flu game • free nips • folk king* • freedom car • trunk shots • black leader • land stealer • spooky books • football goat • chocolate barz • father of many • fairway legend • renaissance man • spaghetti cowboy • harry's real mom • had a great fall • weed for his horses • russian commie beatle • fat bottomed bohemians • durden's 2nd personality • you've got pvt toy story • american politics dynasty • ...
Y9 2025-12-08
Across
- Dangerous camp sport
- Where we went for a week
- The subjects we chose
- Camp island
- An old time period
- Blue house
- Trampoline trip
- Graded arguing
- What was hidden all around the class
- Up on wires at Camp
- Miss McPherson gave us these
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- Academic achievements
- Competing houses
- ______investigation
- Yellow house
- Our class
- Dressing up fancy for...
- Applications for these at the start of the year
- Form class teacher
- Strike!
20 Clues: Strike! • Our class • Blue house • Camp island • Yellow house • Graded arguing • Trampoline trip • Competing houses • An old time period • Form class teacher • ______investigation • Up on wires at Camp • Dangerous camp sport • Academic achievements • The subjects we chose • Where we went for a week • Dressing up fancy for... • Miss McPherson gave us these • What was hidden all around the class • ...
It's the 1920s 2023-02-21
Across
- A bell-shaped hat.
- Color of a Thursday in 1929.
- Fad diet.
- Ziegfeld.
- 18th amendment.
- False science of race superiority.
- Slang for someone who is no fun.
- Infamous mob boss.
Down
- The first flapper.
- Art-deco skyscraper.
- A motion picture with conversation.
- Fitzgerald's rival.
- Black renaissance.
- Air shows.
- Mostly blocked by the Immigration Act of 1924.
- Baseball GOAT.
- Silent film comedian.
- Swam the English Channel.
18 Clues: Fad diet. • Ziegfeld. • Air shows. • Baseball GOAT. • 18th amendment. • The first flapper. • A bell-shaped hat. • Black renaissance. • Infamous mob boss. • Fitzgerald's rival. • Art-deco skyscraper. • Silent film comedian. • Swam the English Channel. • Color of a Thursday in 1929. • Slang for someone who is no fun. • False science of race superiority. • A motion picture with conversation. • ...
REP FOP 2021-07-03
Across
- gravity dude
- rep location
- goat math prof
- ___risc machine
- nanyang technological
- map used to simplify Boolean algebra
Down
- who you look for when things go wrong in rep
- color of old rep chair cushions
- dim sum building
- lesson format
- where most lessons are held
- Michael
- fastest way to get to north spine
- renaissance dude
- first female Nobel prize winner
- gardens
- NTU president
- bidding system
18 Clues: Michael • gardens • gravity dude • rep location • lesson format • NTU president • goat math prof • bidding system • ___risc machine • dim sum building • renaissance dude • nanyang technological • where most lessons are held • color of old rep chair cushions • first female Nobel prize winner • fastest way to get to north spine • map used to simplify Boolean algebra • ...
Critical Thinking 2020-12-03
12 Clues: enjoyment • to worship • end of life • art of living • supernatural place • to write something • a long short-story • functional activity • to argue on something • cleansing or purifying • fervent period and a discovery • the sacred place for redemption
Renats 2021-09-01
Social Science Project FINAL 2024-05-26
Across
- Are most famous for their patronage of the arts and supporting famous artists
- The empire founded by Li Yuan
- Their language is called Quechua, also called Runa simi.
- Refers to the Solidarity or Social consciousness among a group of people.
- Located in some parts of present-day Mauritania and Mali, used to be a trading empire.
- A renowned painter who dissected corpses
- regarded as the greatest writer in the English language and the world's pre-eminent dramatist
Down
- Their Capital city is Tenochtitlan (Mexico City)
- Considered to be “Mesoamerica’s mother culture?”
- the time of rebirth in creativity in Europe in the 1300s bringing many changes
- Believed that there were two types of culture: primitive and civilized
- Best known plays: The Misanthrope and the Imaginary Invalid.
- The competitor of the Byzantine Empire over the territories in Southwest Asia.
- They used cacao (chocolate)beans as a uniform currency.
- Where the Renaissance Began due to it being the center of Roman History.
15 Clues: The empire founded by Li Yuan • A renowned painter who dissected corpses • Their Capital city is Tenochtitlan (Mexico City) • Considered to be “Mesoamerica’s mother culture?” • They used cacao (chocolate)beans as a uniform currency. • Their language is called Quechua, also called Runa simi. • Best known plays: The Misanthrope and the Imaginary Invalid. • ...
Social Sciences 4th Quarter Crossword Project 2024-05-26
Across
- Where the Renaissance Began due to it being the center of Roman History.
- They used cacao (chocolate)beans as a uniform currency.
- Regarded as the greatest writer in the English language.
- Are most famous for their patronage of the arts and supporting famous artists
- Best known plays: The Misanthrope and the Imaginary Invalid.
- Believed that there were two types of culture: primitive and civilized
Down
- DaVinci A renowned painter who dissected corpses
- Their language is called Quechua, also called Runa simi.
- Their Capital city is Tenochtitlan (Mexico City)
- Considered to be “Mesoamerica’s mother culture?”
- Located in some parts of present-day Mauritania and Mali, used to be a trading empire.
- The empire founded by Li Yuan
- Refers to the Solidarity or Social consciousness among a group of people.
- The competitor of the Byzantine Empire over the territories in Southwest Asia.
- the time of rebirth in creativity in Europe in the 1300s bringing many changes
15 Clues: The empire founded by Li Yuan • Their Capital city is Tenochtitlan (Mexico City) • Considered to be “Mesoamerica’s mother culture?” • DaVinci A renowned painter who dissected corpses • They used cacao (chocolate)beans as a uniform currency. • Their language is called Quechua, also called Runa simi. • Regarded as the greatest writer in the English language. • ...
Renaissance and Reformation 2022-09-14
Across
- pandemic that ravaged Europe between 1347 and 1351, taking a proportionately greater toll of life than any other known epidemic
- a series of religious wars between Christians and Muslims started primarily to secure control of holy sites considered sacred by both groups.
- sculptor, painter and architect widely considered to be one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance—and arguably of all time
- a religious reform movement that swept through Europe in the 1500s.
- "Re-birth"of Europe
- an artist and engineer who is best known for his paintings
- writing in a persons spoken language
- the king of England
Down
- propositions for debate concerned with the question of indulgences
- the remission of punishment caused by sin.
- a 16th-century monk and theologian
- French lawyer, theologian, and ecclesiastical statesman
- Achievement of the individual and classical heritage
- person who provided financial support for the arts
- a device that allows for the mass production of uniform printed matter, mainly text in the form of books, pamphlets and newspapers.
15 Clues: "Re-birth"of Europe • the king of England • a 16th-century monk and theologian • writing in a persons spoken language • the remission of punishment caused by sin. • person who provided financial support for the arts • Achievement of the individual and classical heritage • French lawyer, theologian, and ecclesiastical statesman • ...
Emergence of modern Europe Crossword 2022-11-16
Across
- / a person who looks at rulers and helps guide them and instruct them how to better rule there country.
- / a time of creativity and change in political, social, economic, and cultural areas.
- Man /a saying for someone who made their best works during the Renaissance, examples leonardo da vinci and michelangelo.
- / a movement that focused on worldly subjects rather than religious issues.
- / protests against Catholic church, grew into full revolts.
- / an artist whose most famous works included the Mona Lisa, The Last Supper,and The Vituvian Man.
Down
- / wrote the poem titled Divine comedy.
- / became a symbol of energy and brilliance of the Italian Renaissance.
- /a Florence Diplomat, published The Prince in 1513.
- / a movement caused by Humanists disagreeing with the Catholic church practices.
- / Father of Humanism.
- / an influential Humanist who produced a new Greek edition of the new testament.
- / printed the 1st edition of the Bible.
- / a man who proposed the idea of predestination.
- / the king who wanted to devorice his wife because she couldn't give him a son.
- / the wealthiest and most influential rulers.
16 Clues: / Father of Humanism. • / wrote the poem titled Divine comedy. • / printed the 1st edition of the Bible. • / the wealthiest and most influential rulers. • / a man who proposed the idea of predestination. • /a Florence Diplomat, published The Prince in 1513. • / protests against Catholic church, grew into full revolts. • ...
Chapter 8: Crossword 2025-04-02
Across
- – French Renaissance thinker famous for his Essays (Across/Down)
- – Spanish writer known for Don Quixote (Across/Down)
- – The movement of Reformation ideas across Europe (Across/Down)
- – A radical Protestant movement that rejected infant baptism (Across/Down)
- – A follower of the religious movement that broke away from the Catholic Church (Across/Down)
- – French reformer who influenced Geneva with his religious teachings (Across/Down)
- – The German monk who started the Protestant Reformation (Across/Down)
- Church – The Church of England, established by Henry VIII (Across/Down)
- – The branch of Protestantism that emphasized predestination (Across/Down)
Down
- – A cultural movement meaning "rebirth" (Across/Down)
- – English playwright and poet, often called the "Bard" (Across/Down)
- Humanism – A blend of classical learning and religious faith (Across/Down)
- Stage – The type of performance space used for Hamlet and Macbeth (Across/Down)
- – Persecutions of people accused of practicing magic, common in early modern Europe (Across/Down)
- – Dutch humanist who criticized Church corruption but remained Catholic (Across/Down)
15 Clues: – Spanish writer known for Don Quixote (Across/Down) • – A cultural movement meaning "rebirth" (Across/Down) • – The movement of Reformation ideas across Europe (Across/Down) • – French Renaissance thinker famous for his Essays (Across/Down) • – English playwright and poet, often called the "Bard" (Across/Down) • ...
Elizabethan England 2017-01-10
13 Clues: March 25 • lynx fur • 12 pence • iron work • pharmacist • September 29 • 12 shillings • old word for necklace • another word for lunch • another word for dinner • creative people of the Renaissance • jewelery on the French hood/bonnet • "...the _____ and stomach of a king..."
7th Grade Humanities Crossword 2025-06-17
Across
- Pianist ____ Ellington
- 2015 Musical
- ______ Tea Party
- Poet ________ Hughes
- Slaytastic Crossword Maker
- African Americans Left The South Because Of ______
- Snack Goddess
- Concluding Battle Of The Revolutionary War
- Harlem Renaissance Poet/State
- Typing Master
Down
- A Informational Audio File, Typically Found In Episodes
- The Migration Series Artist's First Name
- Singer ____ Fitzgerald
- 500-Acre Outdoor Museum
- Current ______ Presentation
- Monthy Book ______
- Neighborhood In Manhatten
17 Clues: 2015 Musical • Snack Goddess • Typing Master • ______ Tea Party • Monthy Book ______ • Poet ________ Hughes • Pianist ____ Ellington • Singer ____ Fitzgerald • 500-Acre Outdoor Museum • Neighborhood In Manhatten • Slaytastic Crossword Maker • Current ______ Presentation • Harlem Renaissance Poet/State • The Migration Series Artist's First Name • Concluding Battle Of The Revolutionary War • ...
What is Humanities? 2015-12-10
Across
- Following the will of the gods by embracing order, truth, justice, and righteousness- Egyptian belief
- A civilization whose religion was centered around the worship of nature
- First foreign cult in Rome
- Belief that the laws of nature govern physical and moral universes*
- "A man can do all things if he will"- Famous Renaissance painter
- "What came first; the chicken or the egg?"- Famous Philosopher
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- “What has to be”- Early Greece
- Mystery religion similar to Christianity- Roman cult
- Time period that emphasized eternal salvation*
- Culture that believed the afterlife was a continuation of the comfortable affluence they enjoyed in the Nile valley
- Time period that believed the life of each individual has its own value and worth
- "Social religion" involving God's personal relationship with human beings
- Plato’s dialogue that included The Allegory of the Caves
13 Clues: First foreign cult in Rome • “What has to be”- Early Greece • Time period that emphasized eternal salvation* • Mystery religion similar to Christianity- Roman cult • Plato’s dialogue that included The Allegory of the Caves • "What came first; the chicken or the egg?"- Famous Philosopher • "A man can do all things if he will"- Famous Renaissance painter • ...
