Warm Up 7th Grade Week 2/24

Refers to the study of knowledge, reality, and existence, often pursued by thinkers of the Renaissance to understand the world through reason.

• Humanism

• Individualism

• Philosophy

• Vernacular

Describes a person’s ability to grow, improve, and achieve greatness, a central idea of Renaissance humanist thought.

• Secularism

• Potential

• Patron

• Classical

Intellectual movement focused on the study of classical texts and emphasized human potential and achievements.

• Humanism

• Perspective

• Philosophy

• Printing Press

Known as the "Father of Humanism" for his efforts in reviving classical literature and ideas.

• Michelangelo

• Medici

• Leonardo da Vinci

• Petrarch

Describes the belief in the importance of the individual and their personal achievements, a major theme of the Renaissance.

• Patron

• Individualism

• Renaissance

• Vernacular

Refers to a focus on worldly rather than religious matters, which became more common during the Renaissance?

• Secularism

• Perspective

• Classical

• Printing Press

The everyday language spoken by the people, which Renaissance writers began using instead of Latin?

• Patron

• Classical

• Humanism

• Vernacular

A wealthy person or group who financially supports artists, writers, and thinkers?

• Renaissance

• Individualism

• Patron

• Secularism

Artistic technique developed during the Renaissance creates the illusion of depth and three-dimensionality in paintings?

• Classical

• Vernacular

• Patron

• Perspective

The period of renewed interest in classical art, literature, and learning that began in Italy in the 14th century?

• Printing Press

• Secularism

• Renaissance

• Individualism