The Renaissance

6. A 16th century movement leading to the founding of Christian churches that rejected the popes authority
9. Started in the 14th century and ended in the 17th
11. know classics and be charming but not seek fame or make art but inspire it
13. Promoting human accomplishment over religion accomplishment
15. a smooth bore rifle that was a bigger version of the harquebus
17. Member of a Christian Church founded on the principals of reformation
20. used to observe objects that are far away
24. A major financial and maritime power
25. Invented the printing press and mass produced books
26. painted "The School of Athens"
29. an expert in many fields, like poetry, arts, dancing, and fighting.
30. Member of the Protestant Church founded on the teachings of Martin Luther

1. Wrote plays including Romeo and Juliet, Hamelet, and King Lear
2. an art technique that shows a 3d space on a 2d painting
3. allowed books and texts to be made fast and accurately
4. Famous for using perspective in his paintings, he covered the walls of Pope Julius II's Library with paintings
5. A government ruled by a religious leader
7. One of Europe's economic and political powers due to it's rich agriculture
8. Wrote "The Prince"
10. Italian City state that dominated the trading industry
12. supported and commissioned artists.
14. Sculptor, Painter, and architect, painted the Sistine Chapel
15. used to observe objects that are small
16. Emphasis on a person as an individual rather than part of a group
18. More focused on the physical world over religion
19. Famous for painting paintings that were almost photographic in detail
21. Skill full at portraying large numbers of people in a realistic manner
22. Painter, sculptor, architect, theorist, and engineer
23. Christian Humanist who wrote the book "Utopia"
27. an imaginary land described by Thomas More as the ideal place
28. famous for making sculptors realistic, made the statue of David