The Renaissance

2. The technique of drawing in Three dimensions
3. A rebirth of learning and art
4. A city and its surrounding lands functioning as an independent political entity
5. A painting depicting a noble lady painted by Leonardo da Vinci
8. The focus on individual potential and achievement
12. The study of ancient Greece and Rome
17. The German inventor who introduced Europe to the movable-type printing press
18. A flourishing city state until the 1130's, series of invasions hindered them
20. A smart, model woman with a large variety of skills
26. A book written by Baldassare Castigilone that described what an ideal Renaissance man was
29. A French writer and poet who advocated for equal rights
30. A Christian war(s) to spread Christianity and to take back the holy land from the Muslims

1. A model man who exceeded in several fields of study
6. A long string of conflicts between Britain and France
7. A city in northern Italy, became center of manufacturing, experience frequent warfare
9. Famous for his pioneering in oil painting
10. A painting depicting Jesus having his last supper with his disciples
11. The Renaissance man widely regarded as the "Greatest Play-write"
13. The famous Renaissance man who painted "The Last Supper" and sculpted David
14. A book written by Thomas More that depicts a perfect society where nothing bad ever happens
15. A city that grew into an international powerhouse, gained weather through trade during the crusades
16. The Renaissance man who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
19. An Italian astronomer and physicist described as being a polymath
21. Became a city state in 1143, had a republican constitution
22. A wealthy or powerful individual who supported or commissioned artwork
23. Controlled by the Medici, city state
24. The pandemic that killed about 50% of Europe's population in the mid-1300's
25. A guide for rulers to gain and maintain power
27. A famous Dutch christian humanist
28. Non-religious things that are worldly, civil or temporal