Italian Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
Reformation
Counter Reformation
Maps
100

The Italian Renaissance began in the Italian city of

Florence, Italy
100

Northern Renaissance began in this city

Flanders, Belgium

100

He was the Founder of the Protestant Reformation and nailed a list of 95 Theses on a church door in Wittenberg, Germany.

Martin Luther

100

This movement is called _______________ which is an effort for the Catholic Church to fight back the spread of  Reformation

Counter reformation/ Catholic Reformation

100

According to the map, county #1 is ____________

France

200

Why did Renaissance start in Italy?

"rebirth" and "revival" of arts and literature

200

Johann Gutenberg created _________ which aided in the spread of the Renaissance.

Printing Press

200

In 1534 Parliament approved _____________________ making the King the head of England’s Church.  The influence of the Catholic Church declined.  

Act of Supremacy

200

This person wrote daily devotions called Spiritual Exercises and founded the religious order called Society of Jesus ( Jesuits)

Ignatius Of Loyola

200

This country ( has not been unified as a country yet) is where Renaissance began due to its trading advantages

Italy

300

This philosophical stance is the emphasis of the individual and high regard for human worth.

Humanism

300

He traveled to Italy to study in 1494 and became a pioneer in spreading Renaissance ideas to the north.

Albrecht Dürer

300

This person returned England to being Protestantism and established the Anglican church with a monarch as the head of it.

Queen Elizabeth 1

300

Between 1545-1563, the Catholic Church held meetings known as _____________________ to address the problems in the Catholic Church brought to the public’s knowledge by Martin Luther and other reformers.

Council of Trent

300

Huguenots, a Protestant minority, fought for years against Catholics between 1562 and 1598 in this country.

France

400

These (Mona Lisa) (The last Supper) famous arts were works of

Leonardo Da Vinci

400

He was a Dutch priest and humanist who wrote The Praise of Folly, which poke fun at greedy merchants, heartsick lovers, fighting scholars, and pompous priests.

Erasmus

400

This person was a French theologian and pastor who became the leader of the city of Geneva. Believed in Predestination

John Calvin 

400

Catholic Reformation sought to suppress heresy by creating an institution called _____________.  It was a brutal crusade against Muslims, Protestants, and Jews.

The Inquisition

400

Following events happened in this country:

  • Printing Press was invented

  • Martin Luther nailed 95these 

  • Most of 30 Years War were fought 

Germany
500

He was an Italian author, who wrote a book called The Prince which was a guide for rulers on how to gain and maintain power.

Niccolo Machiavelli

500

How did the Italian Renaissance spread to the north? (List 3)

1.Printing Press

2.Durer

3. Trade/Travel

500

What were the problems and issues that provoked religious reforms?

Extreme taxation by the Roman Catholic Church.

Indulgences. Overall bad leadership by the RCC

500

In 1598 King Henry IV of  France signed a law called  ________________ granted the Calvinist Protestants of France (also known as Huguenots) substantial rights in the nation.  

Edict Of Nantes

500

The powerful family who supported the Roman Catholic Church

Medici Family

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