Institutions
Diffusing Confusion
Achievement
Renaissance, Man
Bonus: The Reformation
100

The Catholic Church most closely represents this type of institution...

What is social/religious?

100

This exchange of information, ideas, and technology sparked the Renaissance in Europe.

What is cultural diffusion?

100

The Ottomans invaded this trade city, which caused Byzantine scholars to move to Western Europe.

What is Constantinople?

100

This region is largely considered the birthplace/starting point of the Renaissance.

What is Western Europe?

100

This event describes the time period when the Catholic Church was exposed for its wrongdoings and crimes against the people.

What is the Reformation?

200

This social institution lost power as a result of the Protestant Reformation

What is the Catholic Church?

200

This invention accelerated cultural diffusion because it facilitated the spread of information.

What is the Printing Press?

200

These fields of study in math were developed and are attributed to the Islamic Caliphates.

What are Algebra and Geometry?

200

The Renaissance is best defined as...

The rebirth of cultural knowledge, innovation, and exploration in Europe. It is a return and renewal of Greek culture.

200

This term describe the promises that the clergy are supposed to keep.

What are vows?

300

This political institution lost power as a result of the Enlightenment.

Who are kings?

300

This is the inventor of the printing press.

Who was Johannes Gutenberg?

300

These navigation technologies (2) were introduced to feudal Europe by the Islamic caliphates, resulting in Europe's renewed interest in exploring the globe. 

What are the compass and the astrolabe?

300

The printing press serves as a historical circumstance for these three time periods

What is the Reformation, Renaissance, and Scientific Revolution?

300

These are the two vows that clergy members frequently broke in the early modern era.

What are celibacy and poverty?

400

This social institution gained power as a result of the Enlightenment.

Who are the people?

400

This cause of cultural diffusion was initiated by Pope Urban II in which Catholic knights invaded Jerusalem in order to regain the Holy Land. 

What are the Crusades?

400

This ability to read and write increased dramatically as a result of this invention (2 answers)

What is literacy? What is the printing press?

400

The Scientific Revolution is best defined as...

a time period of new discovery and learning in science

400

This offense committed by the Church describes the sale of 'forgiveness of sin,' convincing people that they could buy salvation/ a guaranteed spot in heaven.

What are the sale of indulgences?
500

This political institution called for less power to the Catholic Church and all the power to themselves, which is known as this term (2 answers)

Who are the kings, what is absolutism?

500

These innovations (4) that were introduced by Islamic Caliphates inspired feudal Europe to end its isolation and further explore the globe.

What are paper, printing techniques, the compass, and the astrolabe?

500

This invention helped to spread this German monk's ideas against the Catholic Church, which were presented in a document called this (3 answers)

What is the printing press, who is Martin Luther, what were the 95 Theses?

500

These two scientists found evidence supporting the theory that the sun was at the center of the solar system, which was also known as this model

Who are Galileo Galilei, Nicolaus Copernicus, and what was the Heliocentric model?

500

Describe why the Reformation happened.

Correct answers will be identified by Ms. Hill