Renaissance Vocabulary
Reformation Vocabulary
Renaissance Facts
Reformation facts
Counter-Reformation facts
100

The structure of a human or animal body

Anatomy

100

People who believed in Christianity but did not belong the the catholic Church

Protestants

100

Artists studied ____________during this time

What is Human Anatomy

100

A German monk who was unhappy with church indulgences

Who was martin Luther

100

A meeting where the Catholic Church made several reforms

 the Council of Trent

200

People who have achieved high levels of education

Scholars

200

A list of complaints about the Catholic Church

95 Theses

200

The country where the Renaissance began

What is Italy

200

When the Reformation began

When was the 1500s

200

Started by the Catholic church  to slow the Protestant Reformation

 the Counter Reformation

300

Another word for foolishness

folly

300

To be banned from the church

What is excommunicated

300

Gave people the power to read and to think for themselves

What is the printing press

300

Martin Luther translated the bible into this language

What is German

300

When the Counter-Reformation was launched

the 1530s

400

A movement to learn more about human nature, human problems, and life on Earth.

Humanism

400

Acts of forgiveness that people could buy from the Catholic Church

Indulgences

400

 The beginning of the Renaissance 

When was the mid-1300s

400

His beliefs became known as Calvinism

John Calvin

400

Court where the catholic church brought people to test their religious beliefs

the Inquisition

500

The style in which buildings are designed and built

Architecture

500

A special church court that would punish people who did not follow the Catholic Church

the Inquisition

500

A time for new ideas in many fields, including art and Philosophy

What is the Renassiance 

500

Created the Church of England in of to divorce his wife

 King Henry VIII

500

A group used to spread the Catholic faith and to slow the growth of Protestantism 

 the Jesuits

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