Quiz 11

5. Became harder to enforce as banned books became more popular through widespread printing
8. Scientist who used evidence and observation to challenge traditional beliefs and support new discoveries
9. The key innovation in Gutenberg’s press that allowed for faster, cheaper book printing
10. A movement partly sparked by the printing of Martin Luther’s ideas that challenged Church authority
12. Wealthy supporters who funded artists, scientists, and thinkers during the Renaissance
13. Wealthy family of bankers who became powerful patrons and helped fuel the Renaissance in Florence
15. Subjects like history, literature, and philosophy studied during the Renaissance as part of humanism
16. A time of renewed interest in art, science, and classical ideas that shifted focus from religion to human achievement
18. A period of discovery supported by printing, where scientists shared experiments and built trust in evidence

1. Italian city that became the center of the Renaissance due to its wealth and support of the arts
2. Renaissance artist supported by the Medici, known for focusing on human emotion and realism in art
3. The industry that made the Medici family rich and gave them influence in politics and the Church
4. Before the printing press, books were slow to make and this made them costly and rare
6. Humanism encouraged people to explore this in themselves rather than only focusing on the afterlife
7. A belief that emphasized human potential, achievements, and learning rather than only preparing for the afterlife
11. Religious reformer who used the printing press to share his 95 Theses and challenge the Catholic Church
14. A Renaissance man supported by the Medici, known for blending art, science, and invention
17. Became more important during the Renaissance as people studied classical texts and new ideas