Chapter 1 Reformtion Crossword

An intellectual movement at the heart of the Renaisance.
The study of subjects such as grammar, rhetoric, (the study of using language effectively), poetry, and history.
A financial supporter of the arts.
A Florentine who lived in the early Renaissance, was a humanist, poet and scholar.
A symbol of Renaissance energy and brilliance, controlled by the Medici family and ranked among the richest cities in Italy.
A Renaissance author who wrote a guide for rulers on how to gain and maintain power, called "The Prince"
A Renaissance author who wrote a handbook, called "The Book of the Courtier", describing the ideal courtier.
A sculptor, engineer, painter architect, and poet, born in 1475 near Florence. One of his most famous statues is "David"
A painter, sculptor, architect, engineer, and scientist, considered to be the ideal "Renaissance Man"
A painter admired for his artistic talent and "sweet and gracious" nature, was younger than Michelangelo and da Vinci.
Printed the first complete edition of the Bible using a printing press with movable type.
The Northern Renaissance began in the prosperous cities of this area.
Considered to be the "Leonardo of the North".
An art technique where the artist etches on a metal plate with acid
An English poet and playwright who wrote 37 plays.
A Dutch priest and humanist born in 1466
An English humanist who pressed for social reform. Wrote a book called "Utopia"
This word describes any ideal society.