Renaissance

people like the Medici family that made loans and grew wealthy from interest

• bankers
• patrons
• playwright
• scholar

an ancient era in Rome and Greece when people achieved new heights in art, architecture and philosophy

• classical era
• renaissance
• perspective
• patrons

how a civilization makes money through buying and selling of goods and services

• economy
• interest
• humanism
• individualism

the study of humanities (history, literature, art, and public speaking)

• humanism
• individualism
• renaissance
• classical era

the idea that an individual has work and can make valuable contributions outside the group

• individualism
• humanism
• interest
• patron of the arts

is a fee that borrowers pay for the use of someone else's money

• interest
• perspective
• bankers
• economy

is a fee that borrowers pay for the use of someone else's money

• interest
• perspective
• bankers
• economy

people that buy art like the wealthy, banking Medici family, which provided incentive for artists to create art

• bankers
• playwrights
• scholars
• patrons of the arts

a method of showing three dimensional scenes on a flat surface so it looks real

• perspective
• renaissance
• humanism
• individualism

invented by Johann Gutenburg, it used movable type letters (letters on individual blocks) to print

• printing press
• interest
• classical era
• economy