Religion
_____________________'s 95 Theses was a list primarily focused on criticizing the Catholic Church.
Martin Luther's
William Shakespeare was a famous writer from what country?
England
This ship type provided faster sailing ships and the capability for long-distance ocean travel.
Caravel
______________________ is famous for his painting of the Sistine Chapel, but actually wanted to be known as a sculptor.
Michelangelo
During the Renaissance, the _____________ and ________________ led to great discoveries in the world of science and astronomy, allowing objects to be seen at a closer view.
Microscope and Telescope
___________________ were being sold by the Catholic Church as forgiveness of sin by good acts or prayers.
Indulgences
William Shakespeare was a co-owner and actor of the famous _________________ which was the most popular theatre in London.
Globe Theatre
The Americas are named after this famous Italian explorer.
Amerigo Vespucci
Renaissance artists used ___________________ which was a key technique creating an illusion of a three-dimensional space, making objects in the painting look farther away.
Perspective
During his lifetime, Galileo Galilei was sentenced to life in prison, which eventually became house arrest by the ___________________ for challenging their views on astronomy and the universe.
Catholic Church
After Martin Luther nailed the 95 theses to the church in Wittenberg, Germany, a religious movement called the ________________________ was sparked and led to the formation of new churches.
Protestant Reformation
William Shakespeares plays were in many different ______________ (or types) including tragedy, history, and comedy.
Genres
The Age of Discovery and the Columbian exchange led to new lands, new trade routes, and wealth, but they also caused the expansion of _______________ and
____________________
_________________ was a key technique used by Renaissance artists to create the illusion of realism using different shades.
Light and shadow
After the invention of the printing press, countries started producing books, newspapers, poetry, etc. in their __________________ language. This was the native language spoken in the country (Example: French, English, Spanish)
Vernacular
The 95 these were nailed to the doors of Castle Church in what country?
Germany
Shakespeare is world famous for his three extremely popular plays _________________, _______________, and ________________
Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Macbeth
The first European explorer to reach India by sea, developing the new trade route known as the Cape of Good Hope.
Vasco de Gama
Many famous pieces of Renaissance art has been preserved and can be seen in this famous European city today.
Vatican City
What major discovery did Galileo make in astronomy that challenged the church's views?
Everything revolved around the sun, not the Earth
Martin Luther believe you could not earn salvation through ____________ but through ______________ alone.
good works, faith
This city in England is where William Shakespeare was born and also died.
Stratford-upon-Avon
This famous explorer has several bodies of water named after him, but he was also thrown overboard by his own crew from their ship.
Henry Hudson
Famous Renaissance art can be seen in what two places in the United States?
New York City and Washington D.C.
Galileo is given credit for using his updated telescope to make new discoveries in astronomy, but who was the original inventor of the telescope? His Dutch translation called it the "looker"
Hans Lippershey