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The Crusades were fought by
what two groups?
The Christians
(Europeans) and the
Muslims (Turks)
Who was the Christian leader
during the Crusades?
Pope Urban II
The Crusades were fought
over control of this land
Palestine or Jerusalem
They fought in the Crusades
to gain land
Knights
This is the social system that
existed in Europe during the
Crusades.
Feudalism
What Italian city was the
center of the Renaissance?
Florence
Italy’s location on this body
of water made it a leader in
early trade
The Mediterranean Sea
What is the simple definition
of Renaissance?
Rebirth
Early Renaissance people
were inspired by what two
ancient civilizations?
Greek and Roman
Italian Renaissance artists are
known for their ability to
show the _______ _______
in a realistic way
Human Body
In what region did the
northern Renaissance begin?
Flanders
This man was known as the
“German Leonardo” and
focused his work on religious
upheaval.
Albrecht Durer
This man wrote Utopia
Sir Thomas More
Who wrote “Don Quixote”?
Miguel de Cervantes
Who invented movable type
in Europe?
Johann Gutenberg
Who assembled a library of
Greek manuscripts?
Petrarch
What family was known for
its successful banking
business and patronage of the
arts?
The Medici family
This Italian artist is known
for his sculpture “David” and
his work on the ceiling of the
Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo
This Dutch humanist was
known for his translations of
the Bible as well as his
criticisms of the church
Erasmus
He wrote “The Book of the
Courtier” which was meant
to show how men and
women should act in a polite
society
Castiglione
Speech or language of a
native or local people
Vernacular
This name is given to people
who give financial support to
the arts
Patron
What art technique
establishes balance?
Symmetry
This philosophy stresses a
well-rounded education over
a narrow, religious-based
education
Humanism
What is the art technique that
involves making distant
objects smaller than objects
in the foreground to create
the illusion of depth?
Perspective