Renaissance
Reformation
Absolutism
Exploration
Sci Rev/Enlightenment
100

The Last Supper, which is an excellent example of perspective in art, was painted by which Renaissance artist?


Leonardo da Vinci

100

This is the figurehead and leader of the Catholic Religion.

The Pope

100

Peter the Great used his absolute authority to force a number of progressive educational, financial, and political reforms to this country, in an attempt to imitate the West.

Russia.

100

Motives for exploration (and describe each one!)

God - spreading religion

Glory - fame for self and country

Gold - $$$

100

Nickname for the Enlightenment

Age of Reason

200

Carrier of the Black Plague

Fleas

200

This German priest was the figurehead of the Protestant Reformation.

Martin Luther

200

How Louis XIV controlled the French nobility to rule alone.

Distracting them with court games and entertainment at Versailles.

200

The global exchange of plants, animals, and diseases.

Columbian Exchange

200

John Locke believed that people were born with these, and highlighted these three of utmost importance.

Natural Rights; life, liberty, and property.

300

The study of the capabilities and accomplishments of mankind

Humanism

300

Invention which increased literacy throughout Europe and allowed reformation ideas to spread.

The Printing Press

300

Leaders who had total authority over their subjects were known as this.

Absolute Monarchs

300

Christopher Columbus was searching for a water route to this continent, but instead found...

Asia, the Americas/West Indies

300

During the Enlightenment era, people were interested in doing this to their leaders and governments.

Questioning authority and changing how government worked.

400

Who was the author of The Prince, and what did he not concern himself with when describing ideals for leadership?

Machiavelli and morality.

400

Controversially, a person could buy these from the Catholic Church during the Renaissance era. What did they supposedly do for those who purchased them?

Indulgences, remove their sins.

400

Absolute Monarchs, who believed that they were ordained by God, ruled by this doctrine/idea.

Divine Right to Rule

400

Approximately 24 million enslaved Africans were forcibly brought to America on this stage of the Triangle Trade, also known as...

2nd Stage, Middle Passage.

400

John Locke's writing on life, liberty, and property inspired this document.

The Declaration of Independence.
500

Creator of The Birth of Venus.

Sandro Botticelli

500

Bibles were written in this language before the Reformation.

Latin

500

These caused the French people to long for a strong leader who would bring order to France.

French Wars of Religion
500

This explorer, sailing for Spain, was the first person to circumnavigate the globe.

Ferdinand Magellan
500

Galileo Galilei was forced to give up, or recant, his findings about this theory (originally published by Copernicus) by the Catholic Church.

Heliocentric Theory

600

Artworks like The Birth of Venus or School of Athens highlight Renaissance Era interest in the classical stories of these two societies.

Ancient Greece and Rome.

600

Modern name for the church founded by King Henry VIII.

Anglican Church

600

King James II compared the authority of Kings, which he believed came from God, to the authority of...

Fathers

600

Most enslaved people were taken to this South American country.

Brazil

600

This philosophe believed that governments needed to be separated into these three branches to avoid tyranny.

Montesquieu; Legislative, executive, judicial

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