People
painter, scientist, and inventor; a true "Renaissance man"
Leonardo da Vinci
How did Martin Luther's ideas spread so quickly
the printing press
a movement initiated by Luther's criticism of the Catholic Church
Protestant Reformation
this is the phrase for one who has many achievements and skills
Renaissance Man
this movement was started by this person
Martin Luther
posted the 95 Theses on the door of a castle church in Germany
Martin Luther
Martin Luther believed that this was the authority on Christian thought, and not the clergy
a movement motivated by the Catholic Church's attempt to keep members and prevent them from leaving the Church
Catholic Reformation
this allows artists to show distant objects as smaller than close ones
perspective
a piece of paper that forgave people for their sins and released them from performing penalties for their sins
indulgence
painted the ceiling of the Sistine chapel
Michelangelo
Name 2 things that Luther saw wrong with the Church.
sale of indulgences and relics
poverty
prostitution
this met from 1545-1563 and attempted to agree on Catholic doctrines and what changes might need to be made
Council of Trent
the Renaissance was a time where these two cultures were studied
Greek and Roman
this is the reason that Henry VIII wanted the leave the Church
he wanted a divorce
founded a faith that taught the doctrine of predestination
John Calvin
Luther posted this on the door of a German castle church
95 Theses
movement that was started by Henry VIII
English Reformation
Macchiavelli's attitude towards leadership
it is better to be feared than loved
List 2 goals of the Counter Reformation
end abuses in the church
strengthen the Catholic Church
stop more Catholics from converting
wrote the book "The Prince"
Machiavelli
What 2 things did the Pope do to Martin Luther?
excommunicated him and burned his books
writing or speaking in a local, rather than a classical, language; using common language that everyday people understand
vernacular
the belief in individualism and human potential
humanism
what does reformation mean?
to change usually for the better