Black Death
Yersinia Pestis was spread to Europe through this host(s).
Fleas on rats
This military innovation will be responsible for the early English victories during the Hundred Years War.
Longbow
This country is where the Renaissance began.
Italy
It was by this, alone, that Martin Luther believed one would achieve salvation.
Faith
This is what happened to Henry VIII's six wives (in order).
Divorced, beheaded, died
Divorced, beheaded, survived
During the Black Death, Flagellants were fanatics devoted to this faith, who whipped themselves.
Christian
This was a military innovation used during the Hundred Years War, its origins trace back to China.
Castiglione will outline the humanist expectation for a Renaisaance man in this book.
The Courtier
This Reformation leader wrote "The Institutes of the Christian Religion" and believed in predestination.
John Calvin
This English Monarch defeated the Spanish Armada.
Elizabeth I
This group of people was targeted as they were being blamed for causing the plague.
European Jews
Joan of Arc was executed for heresy and was killed this way.
Being burnt at the stake
This culture was revived during the Renaissance.
Greco-Roman
This Pope called for the Council of Trent and was the main player in the Counter Reformation/Catholic Reformation.
Paul III
This person was credited as being one of the inventors of politcal science, as the author of The Prince.
Niccolo Machiavelli
Due to the Black Death, people lost faith in this.
The Catholic Church
The war was fought between these two countries.
England and France
Petrarch wrote the "Sonnets to Laura" in this form of language.
Vernacular
This individual wrote "In Praise of Folly" and was one of Martin Luther's inspirations in his reformative ways.
Erasmus
This was the Father of Henry VIII and he was responsible for centralized state in England.
Henry VII
This was the most common form of the plague.
Bubonic Plague
Joan of Arc was most famous for her participation in this battle.
Siege of Orléans
This Renaissance artist painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel and sculpted his version of David.
Michelangelo
Henry VIII broke from the Catholic Church so he could divorcee this person.
Catherine of Aragon
This was Mary I's nickname given to her due to her persecution of Protestants in England.
Bloody Mary