The Catholic Church
Explorers
People
Renaissance
Technology
100

The Catholic Church

Which religion dominated western Europe for almost 1,000 years?  

100
Roman Empire

Which European empire fell that allowed the Islamic religion to spread through Europe?

100

Merchants sold and traded spices, silks and other goods to the crusaders,

What benefit did the Crusades have for Spain once  they met Arab merchants? 

100

A reawakening of culture and intellectual curiosity in Europe from 1300 - 1600, 

What was the Renaissance? 

100

The Printing Press

What technology was invented to help mass produce text (writings) and spread "the word" more rapidly? 

200

The Catholic Church

Who led the Crusades to convert non-Christians to Christianity? 

200

Portugal, Spain, France and England

Who were the main European competitors of exploration in the 1400s?

200

King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella

Which Spanish king and queen financed Christopher Columbus' voyages to the new world? 

200

Greek and Roman classic art, science and philosophy; 

What did Muslims find in in Rome after the fall of the Roman Empire. 

200

the astrolabe,

What helped sailors measure their position based on the stars?

300

The pope, 

Who created an imaginary dividing line on the Atlantic Ocean to evenly divide power between Spain and Portugal?  

300

New trade routes, the Atlantic Slave Trade and the discovery of new resources,

What was the result of Portugal's exploration? 

300

Hernan Cortez and Francisco Pizzaro,

Which Spanish explorers conquered the Aztecs and Inca in the 1500s? 

300

A journey to a holy place, 

What was a pilgrimage? 

300

A Portuguese boat that was fast, had three masts and carried a lot of cargo

What was the caraval? 

400

Indulgences,

What was a fee the pope required of people to accelerate the time their souls spent in purgatory? 

400

They wanted to find new routes to China and Asia, 

Why did western European countries want to explore the world? 

400

A rebellion against the Catholic church to protest indulgences and other criminal practices of the church, 

What was the Protestant Reformation? 

400

A 16th century religious movement that rejected the changing Catholic church and led to protestant churches, 

What was the Reformation? 

400

Henry the Navigator

Who established a navigational school and taught astronomy, geography and mathematics to sailors? 

500

Spanish explorers,

Who were the conquistadors? 

500

The Doctrine of Discovery

What was the international law of colonialism between all European countries?

500

Marco Polo,

Who was the first explorer to open up trade with China and take silks and spices to Europe? 

500
Italy,

Where did the the Renaissance begin? 

500

A sea passage between the Atlantic and Pacific in North America,

What was the Northwest Passage?