Renaissance and Reformation

a renewal of rebirth of interest in Greek and Roman arts

• Renaissance

• Reformation

• impose

During the Renaissance, most Europeans were still religious. However, they also began to value human efforts outside religion. That is, they became more interested in worldly ideas and events, not just religious ones.

• Renaissance

• Reformation

• secular

• impose

a soldier who fights for money rather than loyalty to a country

• soldier

• knight

• mercenary

• peasant

money, in the form of coins or paper

• coin

• currency

• dollar

• euro

complicated

belief in the worth of the individual and that reason is a path to knowledge

• Humanism

• Reinassance

• Reformation

the practice of conducting negotiations between countries

• Republic

• Diplomacy

• Reformation

Having to do with towns or cities

the limits between which something can change or differ

• range

• limit

• square

a way of drawing to show the relationship of objects in a drawing to give the look of depth or distance

• perspective

• Reformation

• chiaroscuro