Renaissance/Reformation Review

Someone who supports art and artists

Focus on human achievements

A time of renewed interest in art

A way to spend money for forgiveness

Movement to reform the church

Artistic creativity

Political, social, economic, and cultural change

Reawakened interest in learning about Ancient Greece and Rome

Great military expansion and conquests

Italy

Germany

England

Greece

Italy was the strongest, unified country in Europe

Italy was surrounded by the culture of Ancient Greece and Rome

Italian merchants became patrons of the arts

Italian city-states prospered from trade

Italian merchants became patrons of African gold

Italy was fascinated by the culture of the Mongolians

Someone who would strive to be a master at many things

Someone who was a great fighter

Someone who could read and write

Someone who paid money to the church for the title

A technique to make distant objects smaller in a painting to give it a more 3D look

A technique of using a vast array of colors to use all your materials

A technique of painting with your eyes closed to capture your imagination on the page

A technique of making all objects equal size and distance to give a 2D look to the painting

Painter, Inventor, known for Mona Lisa

Painted "The school of Athens"

He painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling

Sculpted based off Greece and Rome

Dome of the Florence Cathedral

Printing Press

3D Printer

Ink Pens

Typewriter

People began to enjoy more luxuries, nicer clothes, finer foods, and the arts.

Cities became unsafe and fell apart due to urban decay

People moved to feudal manors to be safe from Viking raids

People traveled in caravans due to the desert terrain

Christianity

Judaism

Islam

Roman Mythology