Medieval Europe
A peasant in feudal Europe was called this.
A serf
The most famous of the "Renaissance Men" - known for the Mona Lisa
Leonardo da Vinci
Who wrote the 95 Theses?
Martin Luther
This theory states that the sun is the center of the galaxy and that the planets orbit around it.
Heliocentric theory
Opposite sides of a die always add up to this number.
Seven
Which disease wiped out approximately a third of Europe's population?
The bubonic plague
Which Renaissance artist painted the Sistine Chapel and sculpted David?
Michelangelo
This Protestant faith was the first to break from the Catholic Church.
Lutheran
He was the first man to suggest the sun was the center of the galaxy.
Nicolaus Copernicus
These two birds are the closest living relatives of the T-Rex.
Ostrich and chicken
An economic system where land is granted in exchange for a sort of service.
Feudalism
The Italian city-state where the Renaissance began.
Florence
Who founded the Anglican Church?
King Henry VIII
Galileo Galilei was charged with being this after publishing his belief that the Earth orbited the Sun.
Heresy
Which continent is the only one without an active volcano?
Australia
The Hundred Years' War was fought primarily between these two nations.
France and England
A philosophy centered on the worth and experience of the human experience.
Humanism
Which practice of the Catholic Church was heavily criticized by Martin Luther in the 95 Theses?
Indulgences
Which figure of the Scientific Revolution came up with the Laws of Motion?
Isaac Newton
This U.S. state capital is the only one with a McDonald's.
Montpelier, Vermont
Someone who provides a service in exchange for land is called this.
A vassal
Scholars from this empire fled to Italy, bringing Renaissance ideas with them.
Byzantine Empire
This term refers to being kicked out of the Church.
Excommunicated
Francis Bacon formulated this, which provides a clear system for experimentation.
Scientific Method
How many kings of England were called Henry?
Eight