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Ren. in N. Euro. A (1/27)
Protestant Ref. A (1/28)
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100

What word means: a time in Euro. civ. that was a revival of classical learning and wisdom. 

Renaissance

100

What word means: a Ren. politician and writer, who wrote a book on how rulers can gain and keep power.  

Machiavelli

100

What word means: a region that includes present-day N. France, Belgium, and the Netherlands. 

Flanders 

100

What word means: in the Roman Catholic Church, pardon for sins committed during a person’s life.

Indulgence

100

What word means: a German monk and professor of theology who triggered the revolt.

Martin Luther 

100

What word means: to recognize a person as a saint

Canonize 

100

What word means: A group of Catholic leaders that met to respond to the challenges from the Protestant Church.

Council of Trent

100

What word means: A step-by-step process to confirm findings and prove/disprove a hypothesis.

Scientific Method 

100

What word means: A force that pulls objects in Earth’s sphere to the center of the Earth.

Gravity 

200

Who served as political and economic leaders?  

Merchants 

200

What did Castiglione believe about men?  

Men should be athletic and academic 
200
What items did Flemish painters use to make bright colors?  

Oil

200

Who did the Popes compete with for political power?  

Royal families 

200

How many arguments did Martin Luther make against the church?  

95

200

Why did Henry VIII create his own church?  

The Pope wouldn't let him get divorced 

200

Why was the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) created?  

To end corruption in church 

200

New discoveries challenged the way people viewed the _______.

World 

200

Through studying the human body, what did doctors draw correctly?  

Human anatomy 

300

What did artists focus on?  

Realism 

300

What did Castiglione believe about women 

Women should be graceful and kind 

300

What were the themes of Flemish art?  

Religion and daily life

300

What did the church increase fees for?  

Marriages and Baptisms 

300

What did Luther believe salvation is through?  

Faith alone 

300

What church did Henry VIII create?  

Anglican

300

What did the Society of Jesus open?  

Schools 

300

What did Galileo's teachings go against? 

Christian teachings

300

What two items did scientists manipulate?  

Metals and acids 

400

What did artists focus on to make objects look real?  

Shading 

400

Machiavelli's literature combined his personal experience of ___________. 

Politics 

400

What did Albrecht Durer make prints from?  

Metal plates 

400

Who called for an ending to the corruption?  

Religious thinkers 

400

What did Luther believe was the only source of truth?  

The Bible 

400

Which queen created religious reforms?  

Elizabeth 

400

By 1600, what religion did most Europeans follow?  

Catholic

400

What was Galileo sentenced to?  

House arrest 

400

What kind of theory did Sir Isaac Newton create?  

How the planets moved 

500

Name one famous Renaissance artist.  

da Vinci, Michelangelo or Raphael

500

Machiavelli's work sparks debate because it questions the government's _____________. 

Use of power 

500

What did the printing press increase across Europe?  

Literacy 

500

What did religious thinkers want to happen to the Bible?  

Translated into other languages 

500

Who created the groundwork for the Protestant Church?  

John Calvin

500

What did Queen Elizabeth make clear to the Pope?  

She was the head of the church 

500

What were women being accused of being?  

Witches 

500

What two things did scientists use to make discoveries?  

Experiments and Observations 

500

Name one subject that Sir Isaac Newton combined together.  

Physics, math, or astronomy 

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