Renaissance and Reformation Vocabulary

The word Renaissance means ______?

• redeath
• rebirth
• a city in Europe
• a Japanese knight

Non Religious means 

• diplomacy
• Renaissance
• secular
• Venice

16th century movement for religious reform, leading founding of new Christian churches

• Indulgence
• Reformation
• Lutheran
• Protestant

Member of a Christian church founded on the principles of the Reformation

• Protestant
• Lutheran
• Reformation
• Indulgence

Art technique  that re-creates three dimensions

• Perspective
• Patrons
• Vernacular
• Indulgence

People who financially supported artists

• Patrons
• Secular
• Humanism
• Renaissance

Focus on human potential and achievements

• Renaissance
• Humanism
• Secular
• Patrons

Period of rebirth of art and learning in Europe lasting from about 1300 to 1600

• Renaissance
• Humanism
• Secular
• Patrons

a powerful banking family from Italy that highly influenced the Renaissance

• Medici
• King Henry VIII
• Queen Elizabeth I
• The Vanderbilt's 

What new invention was the most important from the Renaissance because it allowed new ideas to spread more easily?

• Flushing toilet
• Helicopter
• Sistine Chapel
• Printing Press