Literature
Castiglione's "how to" book aimed to help people become the ideal ___________.
courtier
This artist is famous for many works of art including one titled The Last Supper.
Leonardo
This term refers to the action of stating publicly that you no longer believe something to be true.
recant
Luther stated he must follow this, before he follows the authority and teachings of the Catholic Church.
Conscience
This term refers to the idea that the plants revolve around the sun.
Heliocentrism
This author who wrote In Praise of Folly, used gentle satire and humor to call people out, correcting them of ignorance or corruption.
Erasmus
Michelangelo spent a lot of time on scaffolding high in the air, laying on his back, in order to paint the ceiling of this famous building.
The Sistine Chapel
This term refers to an act of the Catholic Church declaring that a marriage was never valid and never happened to begin with.
annulment
Sola fide translates to this, one of luther's central teachings.
Only Faith
This man used "good science" in his desire to find out if Copernicus was right or wrong by collecting data on the position of the stars each night for years.
Tycho Brahe
This "how to" book was aimed at helping rulers keep and maintain power, and its author's name has become a common term for the cunning and guile often used by politicians.
The Prince
Shakespeare was an artist with language and this play brought the phrase, "to be or not to be" into the common vernacular.
Hamlet
This term refers to the concept that the earth and other planets revolve around the sun rather than everything revolving around the earth.
Heliocentrism
Henry VIII of England broke away from the Catholic Church forming this church in the process.
The Anglican Church / Church of England
This man's book, Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy, linked astronomy with the study of physics.
Newton
This man's writing went viral from the door of the Cathedral in Wittenberg Germany all the way to the Pope's desk.
Luther
Raphael was famous during the Italian Renaissance for his numerous depictions and paintings of this important person.
Mary
Theocracy
This Catholic reformer was a soldier before being wounded in battle, taking his knowledge of earthly warfare into the realm of spiritual warfare.
Ignatius of Loyola
Francis Bacon made no major scientific discoveries himself, but this teaching of his has made its way into all of our science classrooms.
the scientific method
On the Revolutions of Heavenly spheres was a book that challenged a theory that stood for over 1000 years and was written by this clergyman.
Copernicus
Albrecht Durer started with paintings but ended up becoming famous for another type of art that coincided with the advent of the printing press.
Engravings
This term refers to the focus on worldly subjects rather than religious ones
humanism
Pope Paul III called for a Church Council to discuss Protestant criticisms of the Catholic Church in this Italian location.
Trent
This man was interested in teaching others how to do "good science" by understand how their own brain can affect the outcomes of experiments and observation.
Rene Descartes