Lesson 33

2. Intellectual movement emphasizing the study of classical texts and human potential
5. Focus on the worth and dignity of the individual, a hallmark of the Renaissance
6. Supporter of the arts and sciences, often wealthy individuals or institutions
8. The art of ancient Greece and Rome
9. Independent urban centers with their own governments and cultures
11. Italian city-state known for its maritime power and trade with the East
12. Italian scholar and poet, often called the "Father of Humanism"
13. Italian humanist who came in conflict with the Catholic Church and was burned at the stake

1. Italian city-state rivaling Venice in maritime trade during the Renaissance
3. Wealthy and influential Florentine family, patrons of the arts and politics
4. Italian city-state famous for its wealth, art, and patronage of the arts
6. Artistic technique creating the illusion of depth and distance on a flat surface
7. Cultural and intellectual movement marking the "rebirth" of classical ideas
10. Venetian explorer known for his travels to Asia and writings about his experiences