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Renaissance Unit Vocabulary List Word Renaissance Humanism Definition or Associated Work “Rebirth” of Classical (Greek & Roman) learning Movement that focused & glorified HUMANS Silk Road Trade route between Europe & China “Renaissance Person who is wellMan” (440) rounded (good at a lot of things) Patrons Person who supported artists Perspective Drawing in 3D Vernacular Marco Polo Patrician Plebeian Urban Rural Native language Italian trader who wrote about his journeys to China Member of Italy’s upper class Member of Italy’s lower class In or related to cities In or related to farms & the countryside Sentence/Picture “Renaissance man” – painter, inventor, scientist Mona Lisa, Last Supper Michelangelo Sculptor, painter Sistine Chapel, David Raphael Painter School of Athens, Wedding of the Virgin Donatello Early Renaissance sculptor “sissy” David William English writer who wrote Shakespeare Hamlet, Othello, & Romeo and Juliet Sir Thomas English writer who wrote More Utopia Leonardo da Vinci Niccolo Machiavelli Dante Alighieri Miguel Cervantes Filippo Brunelleschi Italian writer who wrote The Prince (“The ends justify the means”) Italian writer who wrote The Divine Comedy – Inferno, Purgatorio, & Paradiso Spanish writer who wrote Don Quixote Architect who constructed the Duomo in the Cathedral of Florence Johannes Gutenberg Invented printing press & movable type Printing press Machine that allowed for the mass-creation of books & flyers Ambrose Pare French surgeon who used bandages & thread to close wounds/injuries