Italian Renaissance
Artists and Authors
Religious leaders
Society
Catholic Reformation
100

Renaissance translates literally to this. 

What is rebirth?

100

His sculptures of David and the Pieta evoke Classical Greek forms and remain masterpieces of marble.

Who was Michelangelo?

100

When faced with opposition, this monarch usurped the power of the church and created the Church of England. 

Who was Henry VIII?

100

In a Renaissance society, a noble was not born, he was this. 

What was made?

100

He formed the Society of Jesus, otherwise known as the Jesuits.

Who was Ignatius of Loyola?

200

A well-rounded, universal person is referred to as this. 

What is a Renaissance man?
200

This style of painting is made with wet plaster and water-based paint.

What is the fresco?

200

Her sanguineous taste for Catholicism led her to burn nearly 300 Protestants to death. 

Who was "Bloody Mary" (Tudor)?

200

This group of people took up 85 to 90 percent of the population.

Who were the peasants?

200

The reform of this formal authority was necessary because of pope's dubious financial abuses.

What was the papacy?

300

This wealthy family took over Florence and became a political power of Italy. 

Who were the Medici's?

300

His Divine Comedy is the story of a soul's journey to salvation.

Who was Dante?

300

He protested the widespread selling of indulgences.

Who was Martin Luther?

300

When getting married, the woman's family gave this to the man. 

What was a dowry?

300

This council upheld traditional Catholic teaching in opposition to Protestant beliefs.

Who was the Council of Trent?

400

His book, The Prince, still serves to this day is an influential guide to political power. 

Who was Machiavelli?

400

Chaucer was one of many writers of the time who wrote in this type of language.

What was vernacular?

400

This Protestant convert believed in predestination.

Who was John Calvin?

400

During the Reformation, the woman's most important duty was this.

What was to bear children?

400

This pope was responsible for the main pillars of reform.

Who was Pope Paul III?

500

This was the first book printed by Gutenberg?

What was the Bible?

500

His knowledge of geometry led him to use linear perspective when painting The Last Supper.

Who was Leonardo da Vinci?

500

His work, Praise of Folly, heavily criticized the Catholic church. 

Who was Erasmus?

500

If they didn't convert to Lutheranism, this group of people had their homes destroyed by the anti-Semites. 

Who were the Jews?

500

The Catholic view of the Eucharist, the clerical celibacy and these were upheld in the Catholic Reformation.

What were the seven sacraments?

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