The Renaissance

__ painting is a wall or ceiling art created by applying pigment onto a thin layer of plaster.

Describing something that is passed down as from parent to a child (p.45)

Leonardo da Vinci's most famous painting is ___?

Define a lagoon

The Renaissance began in the year _____ (p. 6).

In 1500 AD, Venice was a wealthy city because of ___. (p.40-44)

A person trains for a skill by working under the supervision of an expert in the field (p. 52)

The tactful management of relationships between two or more parties or countries (p. 10)

A group of people who make lawsand help govern a place

Which family held strong power in Florence?

Who was a genius who completed Santa Maria del Fiore cathedral in Florence, the Duomo? (p. 27)

The character, Don Quixote, acted like a ______ and jousted against windmills (p. 85).

The quality of being realistic, or true to life

The city of Florence's wealth depended on ___? (p.25)

Who is a priest that leads a monastery? (p. 53)

The Renaissance was a time of ____. (p. 6)

Cosimo and Lorenzo de Medici were patrons of ___.

Who wrote The Courtier to outline the rule for Renaissance manners for the perfect gentleman?

The Sistine Chapel, created by Michelangelo, is a __________. (p. 35)

Roman writer, Vitruvius said objects painted on a flat surface could appear realistic (p. 20)

One who studies or teaches humanities: literature, history, poetry, and the art of speaking.

Who was El Greco of the Spanish Renaissance? (p. 87)

Florence is the cradle of the Renaissance because it was _________. (p.44)

Life in the chateau was modeled on life in Italian courts as described by ______ (p. 82).

Which author wrote that leaders may need to be a merciless, cruel, ruthless tyrant?

Venice's is made up of many ________ located in a lagoon connected to the Adriatic sea (p. 41)

Albrecht Dürer

A person who prepares and sells medicines

French monarchs built ________ as their homes (p. 82).

The Guild of Masons worked with ____. (p. 16)

A Glittering City, on 117 islands on the coast of northern Italy, was a commercial center.

Who did painters get their paints and supplies from? (p. 16)

Who invented the technique of perspective? (p. 20)

A structure developed by Romans with monumental public halls located on public squares (p.36)

Florence's government was a ___.

Only ___ descendants of men who had sat on the council before 1297 were allowed to be members.

An image made by carving a block of wood or metal surface, then covered with ink and pressed

___ is a person who's talented in art and science: an architect, sculptor and painter.

Who were the patrons that gave money or other support to someone, such as an artist. (p.24)

In 400 AD, Emperor Constantine built a church in Rome, and Pope Julius II in 1506 replaced it.

Define a canal

From a Latin word meaning leader, Members of the Greater Council chose a man to serve for life.