The Renaissance: Key Figures and Ideas

This four-page worksheet explores Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Shakespeare, Gutenberg, and Galileo and their contributions to Renaissance art, science, literature, and communication.

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This four-page worksheet explores Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Shakespeare, Gutenberg, and Galileo and their contributions to Renaissance art, science, literature, and communication. Students complete guided analysis, make connections to humanism, and explain how Renaissance innovations changed perspectives and access to ideas.

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Students will identify and summarize the contributions of key Renaissance figures.
Students will explain how Renaissance humanism changed European worldviews.
Students will connect innovations in art, science, literature, and printing to social change.
Students will evaluate how Renaissance figures influenced perceptions of human potential.

The Renaissance: Key Figures and Ideas

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