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  • A beautiful city in central Italy where the Renaissance, a period of great creativity in art and science, was born
    Florence
  • 16th-century English lawyer, writer, and politician who is best known for his book Utopia and for being executed by King Henry VIII for his beliefs.
    Sir Thomas More
  • the particular way someone sees or understands something, shaped by their personal experiences, background, and feelings
    perspective
  • English poet and playwright who wrote plays and poems. He's also known as "The Bard"
    William Shakespeare
  • A Dutch humanist and theologian who was known for his criticisms of the Roman Catholic Church which led to the reformation.
    Erasmus
  • a belief system and a philosophy that puts people first
    Humanism
  • Artist celebrated for calm paintings especially his many paintings of the Madonna.
    Raphael
  • An Italian poet and scholar from the 1300s who is known as the "Father of Humanism" and is famous for perfecting the sonnet
    Petrarch
  • a German inventor who created a printing press with movable type in the 1440s.
    Johannes Gutenberg
  • an Italian painter, inventor, and scientist focused on anatomy and how nature works.
    Leonardo da Vinci
  • Renaissance political philosopher who wrote a guide for rulers called The Prince
    Niccolo Machiavelli
  • Italian artist known for sculpting, painting, architecture and poetry
    Michelangelo