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- 5. Around 1440, Gutenberg developed the _____, which made it possible to produce books cheaply and quickly.
- 7. an intellectual movement exemplified by a revived interest in the classical world and studies which focused not on just religion but also the secular world
- 9. a painting done quickly in water color on wet plaster, such as da Vinci's Last Supper
- 11. His book "The Prince" advised rulers to base their actions of the needs of a given situation.
- 12. This Italian city-state emerged as a manufacturing powerhouse, especially of cloth and weapons.
- 13. a supporter or sponsor (usually of art and artists)
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- 1. This author wrote "The Praise of Folly," which satirized greedy people in society who didn't follow Christianity "of the heart."
- 2. This Northern Renaissance artist is known for his woodcuts and engravings.
- 3. the language spoken by the people
- 4. "Creation of Adam" and the Sistine Chapel Ceiling, "David," "La Pieta"
- 6. He is the most famous writer of Elizabethan England and is known as the greatest playwright of all time.
- 8. The _____ family was an important banking family that became an important patron of the arts in Florence.
- 10. This Northern Renaissance artist used oil-based paints to develop techniques that layered paint, which eventually spread to Italy.