Renaissance Review
Reformation & Religion
Science and Ideas
Revolution
Explorers & New Worlds
100

The structure of a plant or animal.

What is anatomy?

100

To behead.

What is Decapitate?

100

Shape of the moon or planet seen at any one time.

What is a phase?

100

Producing much or many things.

What is prolific?

100

A nation where the people have the right to make the laws or elect those who make the laws.

What is representative democracy?

200

A painting created on fresh, moist plaster.

What is a fresco?

200

Study of what makes things move & how.

What is mechanics?

200

Study of simple substances & what happens when they are combined.

What is chemistry?

200

The scientific study of weather.

What is meteorology? 

200

This was because people thought the literature, art, & learning were undergoing a “rebirth”.

What was the Renaissance?

300

A German parliament.

What is a Diet?

300

Beliefs & customs handed down from parents to children over generations?

What is tradition?

300

Scientific study of plant & animal life.

What is biology?

300

An amusing play or story with a happy ending.

What is a comedy?

300

This was a movement in the Renaissance that thought human ideas of good/bad should guide society instead of the Church.

What was humanism?

400

The scientific study of how all the different kinds of bodies move.

What is Physics?

400

An idea presented for a debate.

What is a thesis?

400

The killing of a king.

What is regicide?

400

Lack of self-control; The ability to follow what one desires, not what is right.

What is license?

400

Modern science begin with in the 1500s with this person.

Who was Nicolaus Copernicus?

500

A defense or protection.

What is a Bulwark?

500

The over 700 year struggle by Christian Spaniards to regain Spain from Muslim Arabs.

What was the Reconquest?

500

Belief that everyone must obey the king without question because he receives the right to rule from God.

What is divine right of kings?

500

A government in which the people elect representatives who, in turn, make the laws.

What is commonwealth?

500

Invented the first printing press which he used to print the Latin Bible in 1455.

Who was Johannes Gutenberg?

600

Conquered the Aztecs for Spain.

Who was Hernán Cortés?

600

Denied the organization of the Church under bishops & rejected the reality of the sacraments.

Who was John Calvin?

600

Key figure in the Protestant Revolt; Founded the Protestant religion.

Who was Martin Luther?

600

After the English Parliament evolved, the government served as a model for this country.

What is America?

600

These two events: Christendom split and divided nations by religion and the Council of Trent reformed the Church, were effects of this revolution/reformation.


What was the Protestant Reformation?

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