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1 Grow Week 22 (96-100) What does the word renaissance literally mean? Who are the four major artists of the renaissance era? What is the most famous painting from the renaissance? This family helped support the artists of the renaissance. This is the most famous playwright of the renaissance era.

2 Grow Week 22 (96-100) 6. What is a system of using lines to create the illusion of depth and distance? 7. This was the dominant religion during the renaissance. 8. This is the name of the movement to change church practices. 9. What invention made books more accessible? Who invented it? 10. What was the name of Martin Luther’s protest against the church’s policies?

3 Answers Rebirth Michelangelo, Raphael, Leonardo, Donatello Mona Lisa The Medici Family William Shakespeare Perspective Catholicism Reformation Printing Press, Johannes Gutenberg 95 Theses

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