Renaissance

A person who donates/gives money to support the arts is called a ______.

Who was the most famous Christian humanist?

What "Renaissance Man" painted the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper?

What author became (and remains) extremely popular for writing plays about human emotion?

The "common tongue" or the local language that people speak in their everyday lives is called:

The sculpture of a biblical hero that blends Christian and Greek ideas is ______ by _______.

Renaissance painters used this technique to make their art look more three-dimensional:

Which was NOT a consequence of Gutenberg's invention?

Where did the Renaissance begin?

He was one of the most famous artists of the Northern Renaissance:

Who was a humanist writer of sonnets?

Gutenberg improved upon what Chinese invention?

The new intellectual movement that focused on human learning and achievement was called:

Erasmus wrote In Praise of Folly mostly to:

What was Machiavelli's The Prince about?

Sir Thomas More, a personal friend of both Erasmus and King Henry VIII, wrote a book called:

All of the following were reasons the Renaissance began in Italy EXCEPT

Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?