Renaissance Art
Which characteristic of Renaissance art resulted in a lot of naked bodies in paintings
Emphasis on human figure
The most famous Renaissance man
Leonardo Da Vinci
How many wives did Henry VIII have in total
6
This man was excommunicated from the Catholic Church after telling people why he disagreed with the pope
Martin Luther
Which two cultures were taken as inspiration for almost everything within the Renaissance
(Ancient) Greek and Roman culture
What is a patron
Someone who commissions (decides on the piece and pays for it) an artwork to be done
An intellectual movement emphasizing human abilities and achievements
Humanism
Which daughter of Henry VIII later became queen and brought religious stability to England
Elizabeth I
The name of the document produced by Luther
95 theses
What does "renaissance" literally mean
rebirth
The Sistine Chapel
This helped spread word, making events such as the Reformation, a wide spread and easily accessible event
The printing press
Which wife gave Henry his only legitimate son
Jane Seymour
What was Luther's main issue with the Catholic Church
Buying letters of indulgences
The Great Schism weakened trust in the Catholic Church because it
Created multiple popes
Perspective helped Renaissance art appear more
3 dimensional
This author wrote plays featuring deeply flawed, emotional characters
William Shakespeare
The Act of Supremacy declared that
The King was head of the Church
What was the branch of Christianity called that resulted from the Reformation
Protestant
Martin Luther was originally a
Priest/monk and teacher
This artist developed the technique of "perspective" in paintings
Raphael
I created the printing press and the bibles that were made were named after me
Johannes Gutenberg
What body helped Henry break away from papal authority
Reformation Parliament
This church was founded by Elizabeth I as a reconciliatory measure between Protestants and Catholics.
The Church of England or Anglican Church
The Renaissance had a much more worldly tone also known as _______ than the Middle Ages
Secular