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| "Renaissance" means and refers to |
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| Rebirth; Renewed culture and learning in Western Europe |
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| As a result of the Crusades |
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| Trade increased between Europe and Near East |
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| Controlled Mediterranean Trade |
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| "Black Death"; destroyed 1/4 of the population |
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| Ruled Florence, made city center for painters, sculptors, architects and writers |
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| Spain's greatest warrior, wrote Don Quixote |
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| Helped drive English from France in the Hundred Years' War |
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| Claimed East coast of North America, know as 13 Colonies for England |
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| Sailed around southern Africa into India |
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| Founded modern experimental science |
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| Became most famous humanist writer |
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| Polish Astronomer, found Sun as center of Solar System |
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| German monk, became a leader of the Protestant Reformation |
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| Made first voyage around the world |
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| Claimed St. Lawrence River Valley for France |
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| The Spanish Armanda, opening way for English Colonization in the New World |
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