Renaissance
The Reformation
Scientific advancements of the Renaissance
The Age of Exploration
Machiavelli
100

who were the humanists?

People that were inspired by the classical age (Ancient Greece and Rome) and believed that people should strive to be the best they could be through education of the mind and body.

100

Who started the Reformation movement by nailing 95 theses on the door of a church?

Martin Luther

100

Name a scientist from Renaissance

Copernicus; Newton; Da Vinci

100

Name a famous explorer who sailed overseas in search of new land

Bartholomeu Dias 

Vasco da Gama

Marco Polo

Christopher Columbus

100

Who was Nicollo Machiavelli?

A Politian from Florence, wrote a book "The Prince"

200

Only about two percent of Europe’s population belonged to this group who could enjoy the art and ideas of the Renaissance.

Nobility

200

Which invention from the Renaissance impacted the Renaissance movement?

The printing press

200

In the Renaissance the heliocentric model of the universe was proposed by...

Copernicus. In 1543, Copernicus published a book entitled On the Revolution of the Celestial Spheres, which argued that the sun was in the center of the solar system, not the earth. 

200

What allowed Europeans to sail overseas in order to explore new land?

Improved Ships and Navigation Devices

200

Handbook for politicians written by Niccolo Machiavelli

The Prince

300

a class of people who worked the land were called...

The Peasants 

300

What does indulgence mean?

Indulgences were documents sold by the church that were supposed to lessen the punishment for sinners in the afterlife.

300

Who was Ptolemy?

An ancient astronomer who proposed geocentric model of the universe.

300

What Italian city benefited most from trade with the East?

Venice

300

“Is it better for a prince to be loved more than feared or feared more than loved?"

The answer is that he should be both, but since it is difficult to be feared and loved at the same time, it is much safer to be feared.

400

This disease killed 1/3 of the population in Europe during Renaissance

Bubonic plague or the black death

400

What were the main reasons for the beginning of the Reformation movement?

  • Corruption among church officials
  • Abuse of indulgences practice
  • People felt the church was too preoccupied with money. 
  • criticized the church for getting too involved in politics. 
  • Others felt that the church was controlled by Italians and no one else.
400

Geocentric and heliocentric models of the universe

geocentric-the earth is at the center of the universe 

heliocentric-the sun is at the center of the universe 

400

Who funded the voyage of Christopher Columbus?

Christopher Columbus was funded by Queen Isabella of Spain sailed west across the Atlantic, leading to European awareness of North and South America.

400

According to Machiavelli, who were the best rulers of his age?

Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain

500

The dome built by Brunelleschi in Florence was seen as a great achievement because...

No one had been able to build a large dome since the time of the Roman Empire

500

What were Luther's main arguments against the Catholic church?

They should not be selling indulgences.

People should be able to read the bible in their own language.

500

Scientific revolution in the Renaissance was based on these principles:

It was important to be boundlessly curious. 

A scientist should reject old assumptions and methods unless they could be proven as true. 

The way to test ideas was through experimentation and careful observation.

500

Name 3 key reasons for the beginning of the great age of exploration

  • The knowledge about the world beyond Europe had been growing for centuries.
  • Trade
  • Religion
500

Inquisition

A religious police force that was to make sure all Spaniards were Christians

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