Europe Evolving
Art and Artists
Authors and Literature
Scientific Revolution
Religious Conflict
100

The Reformation began in what is now this country.

What is Germany?
100

The Sistine Chapel was the masterpiece of this man's lifetime.

Who is Michelangelo?

100

The Prince was the most famous work of this author.

Who is Machiavelli?

100

This scientific tool allows people to view far off objects.

What is a telescope?

100

This deadly disease also eroded belief in the Catholic Church.

What is the Black Plague?

200

This early Renaissance literary and intellectual movement stressed the importance of studying the classics.

What is humanism?

200

This artist, scientist, and all around brilliant innovator is often called the greatest example of a Renaissance Man.

Who is Leonardo da Vinci?

200

This important piece of literature was nailed to a church door.

What is The 95 Theses?

200

This man created laws to describe the motion of the planets.

Who is Kepler?
200

The French king, Philip IV, began this event by taking Pope Boniface VIII prisoner.

What is the Babylonian Captivity?

300

This massive empire contained much of Northern Italy.

What is the Holy Roman Empire?

300

Jan van Eyck comes from this small Northern European country.

What is Belgium?

300

This comedy details several tricks played by the fairy king, Oberon, and his servant, Puck.

A Midsummer Night's Dream

300

Apples have not led to many scientific discoveries, but there are exceptions to every rule.

What is the Law of Universal Gravitation, or Law of Gravity?

300

The French Huguenots were members of this religion.

What is Calvinism?

400

This Italian family, particularly powerful in Florence, attained great wealth through banking and used it to encourage the arts.

Who are the Medici?
400

This work of art famously depicts Jesus eating with his disciples.

What is The Last Supper?

400

This Latin phrase translates to, "I think, therefore I am."

What is "Cogito ergo sum."

400
This field of math uses algebraic information to describe and define geometry.
What is Cartesian geometry?
400

This man founded the Presbyterian Church of Scotland.

Who is John Knox?
500

The Renaissance was in part possible due to trade with this powerful Eastern polity.

What is the Ottoman Empire?

500

One of Donatello's most famous works, depicting John the Baptist

What is The Feast of Herod?

500

Shakespeare's play, Romeo and Juliet, was based on literature inspired by this early Greek play.

What is Pyramus and Thisbe?

500

The Heliocentric model of the solar system replaced this older system.

What is the Ptolemaic system?

500

These four abuses by the church were listed in the Reformation section of the PowerPoint.

What are simony, nepotism, worldliness, and the sale of indulgences?