Applied toChristians whobelonged tonon-CatholicChurches.He wanted toknow howthings workedsuch asmusclesFollowers ofMartin Lutherwho separatedfrom theCatholicChurch.Nativelanguage.The educatedhoped to bringback to life theculture ofclassicalDocument postedthat expressed thebuying and sellingof indulgenceswas unjustintellectualmovement thatfocused onhuman potentialandachievements.Religious movementbegun by MartinLuther which led tothe founding ofChristian churchesthat did not accept thepope’s authorityProtestantchurch createdby QueenElizabeth I ofEngland in1559.Referred toas the“Father ofthe ItalianlanguageHe paintedthe Schoolof Athenswriters whowrote aboutpeople andlifeDifferent ranks ofChurch leadersincluding priests,bishops, cardinals,and the Pope.one whodissents froman acceptedbelief ordoctrinethe epicenterof the ItalianRenaissance.Technique whichshows threedimensions on aflat surfacethrough use of avanishing point.He createdtheEquestrianStatue ofGattamelataTo set asidea marriageas if it nevertook place.An ideal placeas depicted inThomasMore’s UtopiaFirst bookprinted onprintingpress inEuropeHe createdtheThe MonaLisaThe LastSupper14 linepoemWrote theDecameronThose whofinanciallysupportedthe arts.Rebirth inart, writing,architecture,learning, andcultureA pardon which,when purchased,released a sinnerfrom performingthe penalty that apriest imposed forsins.invention thatallowed formass printingof booksHe createdthe Statue ofDavid,Ceiling of theSistine Chapelcalled thefather ofhumanismApplied toChristians whobelonged tonon-CatholicChurches.He wanted toknow howthings workedsuch asmusclesFollowers ofMartin Lutherwho separatedfrom theCatholicChurch.Nativelanguage.The educatedhoped to bringback to life theculture ofclassicalDocument postedthat expressed thebuying and sellingof indulgenceswas unjustintellectualmovement thatfocused onhuman potentialandachievements.Religious movementbegun by MartinLuther which led tothe founding ofChristian churchesthat did not accept thepope’s authorityProtestantchurch createdby QueenElizabeth I ofEngland in1559.Referred toas the“Father ofthe ItalianlanguageHe paintedthe Schoolof Athenswriters whowrote aboutpeople andlifeDifferent ranks ofChurch leadersincluding priests,bishops, cardinals,and the Pope.one whodissents froman acceptedbelief ordoctrinethe epicenterof the ItalianRenaissance.Technique whichshows threedimensions on aflat surfacethrough use of avanishing point.He createdtheEquestrianStatue ofGattamelataTo set asidea marriageas if it nevertook place.An ideal placeas depicted inThomasMore’s UtopiaFirst bookprinted onprintingpress inEuropeHe createdtheThe MonaLisaThe LastSupper14 linepoemWrote theDecameronThose whofinanciallysupportedthe arts.Rebirth inart, writing,architecture,learning, andcultureA pardon which,when purchased,released a sinnerfrom performingthe penalty that apriest imposed forsins.invention thatallowed formass printingof booksHe createdthe Statue ofDavid,Ceiling of theSistine Chapelcalled thefather ofhumanism

Review Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Applied to Christians who belonged to non-Catholic Churches.
  2. He wanted to know how things worked such as muscles
  3. Followers of Martin Luther who separated from the Catholic Church.
  4. Native language.
  5. The educated hoped to bring back to life the culture of classical
  6. Document posted that expressed the buying and selling of indulgences was unjust
  7. intellectual movement that focused on human potential and achievements.
  8. Religious movement begun by Martin Luther which led to the founding of Christian churches that did not accept the pope’s authority
  9. Protestant church created by Queen Elizabeth I of England in 1559.
  10. Referred to as the “Father of the Italian language
  11. He painted the School of Athens
  12. writers who wrote about people and life
  13. Different ranks of Church leaders including priests, bishops, cardinals, and the Pope.
  14. one who dissents from an accepted belief or doctrine
  15. the epicenter of the Italian Renaissance.
  16. Technique which shows three dimensions on a flat surface through use of a vanishing point.
  17. He created the Equestrian Statue of Gattamelata
  18. To set aside a marriage as if it never took place.
  19. An ideal place as depicted in Thomas More’s Utopia
  20. First book printed on printing press in Europe
  21. He created theThe Mona Lisa The Last Supper
  22. 14 line poem
  23. Wrote the Decameron
  24. Those who financially supported the arts.
  25. Rebirth in art, writing, architecture, learning, and culture
  26. A pardon which, when purchased, released a sinner from performing the penalty that a priest imposed for sins.
  27. invention that allowed for mass printing of books
  28. He created the Statue of David, Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
  29. called the father of humanism