Renaissance & Reformation

Renaissance

• Rebirth

• Renew

• Old

• New

Rational philosophy informed by science inspired by art, and motivated by compassion

• predestination

• humanism

• perspective

• vernacular

The person who pays for the art

• Predestination

• Humanism

• Patron of the Arts

• People of the Arts

The point of view from which the creator or a source described historical events

• Predestination

• Humanism

• Patron of the Arts

• Perspective

Using a language or dialect native to a region or country rather than a literacy, cultures, or foreign language

• Vernacular

• Humanism

• Patron of the Arts

• Perspective

Granted full or partial remission of the punishment of sin

• Vernacular

• Indulgences

• Patron of the Arts

• Perspective

The belief that god has predetermined who will receive salvation and who will not

• Vernacular

• Indulgences

• Predestination

• Perspective

Church of England and those churches that are in communion with it and each other and that shape essentially it's doctrines and order

• Vernacular

• Indulgences

• Predestination

• Anglican Church

What is the Renaissance Movement the rebirth of?

• The art, architecture, and literature of the classical activity

• The art of classical activity

• Architecture

• None of the above

Where did the Renaissance movement begin?

• Spain

• Italy

• America

• Rome