the 3rd way in which Renaissance ideas spread to northern Europe - not trade, not universities, but.....
What is the printing press
DAILY DOUBLE: What was the first piece of writing to be printing using this method?
100
criticized the selling of indulgences in his 95 Theses, starts the Protestant Reformation
Who is Martin Luther
100
another name for the Counter-Reformation
What is the Catholic Reformation
100
Renaissance artist the was responsible for the paintings on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
Who is Michelangelo
200
The Renaissance was a philosophical and artistic movement that sparked a renewed interest in studying what
What is Greek and Roman literature and life
200
English humanist who created Utopia, an ideal society
Who is Thomas More
200
breaks with the Catholic Church after the Pope refuses to grant him a divorce - he had SIX wives in total!
Who is King Henry VIII
200
2nd goal of the Counter-Reformation, not to restore spirituality to the Catholic Church - but to...
What is stop the spread of Protestantism
200
name of the group of people that were going against the teachings and word of the Catholic Church (not heretics)
Who are Protestants
300
Studies like grammar, history, poetry, and religion are known as
What is humanities
DAILY DOUBLE: What did the humanists emphasize? What were there beliefs?
300
the first European to use movable type to print books
Who is Johannes Gutenberg
300
belief that God has already chosen those individuals that will be saved and those that will not be saved
What is predestination
DAILY DOUBLE: What is that special group of chosen people called?
300
"Soldiers" of the revolution
Who are the Jesuits
DAILY DOUBLE: What did the Jesuits do? What was their purpose?
300
name of church that King Henry VIII starts
What is the Church of England or the Anglican Church
400
Renaissance artist responsible for the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper
Who is Leonardo Da Vinci
400
Northern humanist who was among the first to openly criticize the Catholic Church, although not denouncing it all together - later inspired Martin Luther
Who is Desiderius Erasmus
400
French nobles that converted to Calvinism - fought bloody wars with Catholics in France
Who are the Huguenots
400
Although the Catholic Church made some reforms, they continued to defend these individuals of the church
Who are the priests
400
technique that made Renaissance paintings look for lifelike
What is perspective
DAILY DOUBLE: name THREE other characteristics of Renaissance art
500
a "how to" book on gaining and maintaining power, written by Niccolo Machiavelli
What is The Prince
500
way in which the Northern Renaissance was different from the Italian Renaissance - they studied THIS is addition
What is the early Christian period
500
issued by the King of France, stated that the Calvinists could practice their religion without being persecuted
What is the Edict of Nantes
500
a meeting of church leaders in Italy - discussed the reforms that needed to be made (stop abuse of indulgences, discipline clergy)
What is the Council of Trent
500
country in which the Protestant Reformation begins