La Renaissance en France et en Europe

A philosophical movement of the early modern period that focused on rediscovering and applying the ideas and values of ancient Greece and Rome.

A Dutch scholar and humanist who is known for his work, In Praise of Folly. He believed in the power of reason and education.

A period in European history following the Middle Ages, marked by significant advancements in art, science, and philosophy.

The patron of art and learning - a wealthy and influential figure.

A city in present-day Turkey that was conquered by the Ottoman Empire in 1453. This event had a major impact on the development of Europe.

A technological advancement that revolutionized the printing of books, making knowledge more widely accessible.

The Renaissance was a flowering of art, literature and science that originated in Italy.

A period of conflict and bloodshed in France sparked by religious differences. It marked the end of the early modern period.

A powerful family in Florence, Italy, who were influential in banking, politics and the arts. They were known for their patronage of artists and scholars.

A style of visual art, architecture, and literature popularized by the Renaissance, with emphasis on realism, humanism, and classical models.

The translation and rediscovery of ancient Greek and Roman texts during the Renaissance led to a renewed interest in classical knowledge and ideas.