SanitationMeasures taken toensure cleanlinessand hygiene,important inpreventingdisease.YersiniaPestisThe bacteriumresponsiblefor causingthe BlackPlague.FlorenceA city in Italyknown as amajor center ofRenaissanceart and culture.SistineChapelThe renownedchapel in VaticanCity, famous forits ceiling paintedby Michelangelo.ScientificRevolutionThe period ofsignificantadvancements inscience duringand after theRenaissance.Leonardoda VinciAn ItalianRenaissancepolymath knownfor his paintings,inventions, andscientificexplorations.RenaissanceThe periodfollowing the BlackPlague, known fora revival of art,culture, andlearning.HumanismA cultural andintellectualmovement thatemphasized thestudy of classicaltexts and humanpotential.Copernicushe Renaissanceastronomer whoproposed theheliocentricmodel of theuniverse.CulturalExchangeThe sharing ofideas, art, andknowledgebetween differentcultures duringthe RenaissancePatronageSupport orsponsorship ofartists andscholars bywealthy individualsor institutions.RaphaelAn Italian painterand architectknown for hiscontributions toHighRenaissance art.VitruvianManA drawing byLeonardo daVinci depictingthe idealproportions ofthe human body.MichelangeloA renownedItalianRenaissancesculptor,painter, andarchitect.HumanAnatomyRenaissanceartists andscientists madesignificantadvances in thestudy of thehuman body.BotticelliAn Italianpainter knownfor works like"The Birth ofVenus."MonaLisaOne of Leonardoda Vinci's mostfamous paintings,known for itsenigmatic smile.TheLastSupperLeonardo daVinci's iconicpaintingdepicting thebiblical event.EpidemicThe rapid spreadof a disease,typically affectinga specific regionor community.DonatelloAn ItalianRenaissancesculptor knownfor his bronzestatue of David.MediciFamilyA powerful andinfluential Italianfamily thatsupported manyRenaissanceartists.EnlightenmentThe intellectualmovement thatfollowed theRenaissance,emphasizingreason andindividual rights.Free!InquisitionA series ofinstitutions withinthe CatholicChurch that aimedto combat heresyduring theRenaissance.Gutenberginventor of theprinting press,whichrevolutionizedbookproduction.SanitationMeasures taken toensure cleanlinessand hygiene,important inpreventingdisease.YersiniaPestisThe bacteriumresponsiblefor causingthe BlackPlague.FlorenceA city in Italyknown as amajor center ofRenaissanceart and culture.SistineChapelThe renownedchapel in VaticanCity, famous forits ceiling paintedby Michelangelo.ScientificRevolutionThe period ofsignificantadvancements inscience duringand after theRenaissance.Leonardoda VinciAn ItalianRenaissancepolymath knownfor his paintings,inventions, andscientificexplorations.RenaissanceThe periodfollowing the BlackPlague, known fora revival of art,culture, andlearning.HumanismA cultural andintellectualmovement thatemphasized thestudy of classicaltexts and humanpotential.Copernicushe Renaissanceastronomer whoproposed theheliocentricmodel of theuniverse.CulturalExchangeThe sharing ofideas, art, andknowledgebetween differentcultures duringthe RenaissancePatronageSupport orsponsorship ofartists andscholars bywealthy individualsor institutions.RaphaelAn Italian painterand architectknown for hiscontributions toHighRenaissance art.VitruvianManA drawing byLeonardo daVinci depictingthe idealproportions ofthe human body.MichelangeloA renownedItalianRenaissancesculptor,painter, andarchitect.HumanAnatomyRenaissanceartists andscientists madesignificantadvances in thestudy of thehuman body.BotticelliAn Italianpainter knownfor works like"The Birth ofVenus."MonaLisaOne of Leonardoda Vinci's mostfamous paintings,known for itsenigmatic smile.TheLastSupperLeonardo daVinci's iconicpaintingdepicting thebiblical event.EpidemicThe rapid spreadof a disease,typically affectinga specific regionor community.DonatelloAn ItalianRenaissancesculptor knownfor his bronzestatue of David.MediciFamilyA powerful andinfluential Italianfamily thatsupported manyRenaissanceartists.EnlightenmentThe intellectualmovement thatfollowed theRenaissance,emphasizingreason andindividual rights.Free!InquisitionA series ofinstitutions withinthe CatholicChurch that aimedto combat heresyduring theRenaissance.Gutenberginventor of theprinting press,whichrevolutionizedbookproduction.

The Renaissance - 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. Measures taken to ensure cleanliness and hygiene, important in preventing disease.
    Sanitation
  2. The bacterium responsible for causing the Black Plague.
    Yersinia Pestis
  3. A city in Italy known as a major center of Renaissance art and culture.
    Florence
  4. The renowned chapel in Vatican City, famous for its ceiling painted by Michelangelo.
    Sistine Chapel
  5. The period of significant advancements in science during and after the Renaissance.
    Scientific Revolution
  6. An Italian Renaissance polymath known for his paintings, inventions, and scientific explorations.
    Leonardo da Vinci
  7. The period following the Black Plague, known for a revival of art, culture, and learning.
    Renaissance
  8. A cultural and intellectual movement that emphasized the study of classical texts and human potential.
    Humanism
  9. he Renaissance astronomer who proposed the heliocentric model of the universe.
    Copernicus
  10. The sharing of ideas, art, and knowledge between different cultures during the Renaissance
    Cultural Exchange
  11. Support or sponsorship of artists and scholars by wealthy individuals or institutions.
    Patronage
  12. An Italian painter and architect known for his contributions to High Renaissance art.
    Raphael
  13. A drawing by Leonardo da Vinci depicting the ideal proportions of the human body.
    Vitruvian Man
  14. A renowned Italian Renaissance sculptor, painter, and architect.
    Michelangelo
  15. Renaissance artists and scientists made significant advances in the study of the human body.
    Human Anatomy
  16. An Italian painter known for works like "The Birth of Venus."
    Botticelli
  17. One of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous paintings, known for its enigmatic smile.
    Mona Lisa
  18. Leonardo da Vinci's iconic painting depicting the biblical event.
    The Last Supper
  19. The rapid spread of a disease, typically affecting a specific region or community.
    Epidemic
  20. An Italian Renaissance sculptor known for his bronze statue of David.
    Donatello
  21. A powerful and influential Italian family that supported many Renaissance artists.
    Medici Family
  22. The intellectual movement that followed the Renaissance, emphasizing reason and individual rights.
    Enlightenment
  23. Free!
  24. A series of institutions within the Catholic Church that aimed to combat heresy during the Renaissance.
    Inquisition
  25. inventor of the printing press, which revolutionized book production.
    Gutenberg