Important people in Chapter 12
This person married six different times
King Henry VIII
The Counter Reformation was started by the Catholic Church in response to which movement
The Protestant Reformation
This person started the Protestant Reformation
Martin Luther
Renaissance artists in the North used this kind of paint
Oil-based
This allowed people to make more copies of books and other papers
The Printing Press
This person wrote plays and poems, and is one of the most famous authors of all time
William Shakespeare
Council of Trent
This was the reason that King Henry VIII moved away from the Catholic Church and created his own in England
To get a divorce
These were the four famous Italian artists during the Renaissance (hint: Ninja Turtles)
Raphael, Donatello, Michelangelo, Leonardo (da Vinci)
This was invented by Leonardo da Vinci, and keeps people safe if they fall out of a plane
Parachute
This person was an artist, a scientist, and an engineer. He also painted the Mona Lisa
Leonardo da Vinci
This group was founded by Ignatius of Loyola
The Jesuits
The Catholic Church was selling these as a way to raise money and "forgive people's sins"
Indulgences
This was the idea that people could be individuals and think for themselves (hint: ends with 'ism')
Renaissance thinkers invented this kind of math
Algebra
This family was the most powerful in Florence during the Renaissance
The Medici family
The Catholic Church did this to the books they didn't approve of
Burned
Only God decided whose souls could be saved
This technique was used to add depth to paintings and make them look more realistic
Perspective
The study of the body is called _____ and was developed during the Renaissance
Anatomy
This person invented the Printing Press
Johannes Gutenberg
The Roman Inquisition tortured people who were charged with this crime (hint: one word, starts with an H)
Heresy
This was the day that the 95 Theses was posted to the church door
October 31, 1517
Shakespeare's plays were performed here
The Globe Theater
This type of structure was used by Renaissance architects after being inspired by Romans
Domes/ arches