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This 12-word Spanish-language word search covers key Renaissance figures and concepts for Grades 9–12. Hidden words include Maquiavelo, Davinci, Escuela de Atenas, and humanismo, touching on art, philosophy, and political thought. Use it in a Spanish-language history class, a bilingual Renaissance unit, or as a template for similar humanities puzzles.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
History
Grade Level:
9th – 12th Grades
Updated July 2026

Word List

  • RAFAEL
  • CENTRALIZACION
  • DAVINCI
  • CESARBORGIA
  • MAQUIAVELO
  • ESCUELADEATENAS
  • RENACIMIENTO
  • HUMANISMO
  • VIRTÚ
  • FORTUNA
  • PRUDENCIA
  • MONALISA

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