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W.C. finals study

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What did Gutenburg help create Printing press
Brunelleschi made what building Created the Florence cathedral As known as the duomo
Botticelli Made what painting (the name) Made the painting of adoration of the magi
Michealagelo painted the ceiling of what Painted the sistene chapel
The Medichi family is rich for what Rich from wool and banking buisness
Erasmas did what Educator and rediscover the civilizations of ancient Greece and Rome
What does renaissance mean Rebirth of anciet greece and Rome education
Where did the renaissance start Italy
Why did the renaissance start in Italy Location for trade
What is the time era of the renaissance 1350 - 1600
What city is the cradle of the renaissance Florence
Apothecary A druggist or pharmacist
Apprentice Someone who agreed to live and work for a specific in return for instruction in trade or craft
Basilica A crhistian church building
Chateu A French castle
Diplomat One who represents a government in it's relationship with another government
Fresco A painting made on fresh moist plaster
Galley A large flat bottomed ship propelled by sails and oars and used in war and trade
Infallible Incapable of error, certain
Lagoon A shallow body of water
Mason One who works with brick and stone
Patron A supporter of the arts
Perspective A technique that allows you to draw something in the distance and the things farther away are smaller than the things that are up close
Prior the person or officer in charge of a priory or monastery
Quarry To obtain stone from a pit or excavation by cutting it, digging it, or blasting it
Renaissance Man One who is highly skilled and has broad interests in many or all of the arts and science
Republic A system of government in which voters elect officials to run the government and make laws
Rhetoric The art of using words effectively in speaking or writing
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