SSWH9a-The rise of Florence
SSWH9b-artistic/scientific achievements
SSWH9c-Humanism
SSWH9d-Reformation
SSWH9eCounter Reformation-
SSWHf-English Reformation
SSWH9g-Gutenberg and the impact of The printing press
100
Because Italy is a_______ many of it's major cities had access to the sea and the culture and other goods from othe places
Peninsula
100
The statue of David was created by ____ and was renowned for it's realistic human likeness.
Michealangelo
100
the ______ believed it was important to study : grammer, history, poetry and philosophy
Humanists
100
The most important person, of The Protestant Reformation, was a Catholic monk, named _____
Marther Luther
100
The Catholic Church realized that it needed to respond to the accusations and changes demanded by the _____
Protestants
100
_______ asked The Pope for a divorce from his Catholic wife Catherine. When he refused, ___ removedEngland from Catholicism and set up The Anglican Church
King Henry VIII
100
Who invented The Printing Press?
Gutenberg
200
Cosimo de Medici was the patriarch of what banking family, that would eventually come to rule Florence Italy?
The de Medici family
200
Leonardo Da Vinci painted the most famous painting of a woman. what was it called?
the Mona Lisa
200
____ was a Christian author, who wrote The Praise of Folly?
Erasmus
200
The sale of ______ infuriated Martin Luther, who felt that only through Faith, could a person get to Heaven.
Indulgences
200
_______ started The Jesuit Order
Loyala
200
Henry VIII's daughter, she attempted to develop ways for Catholics and Protestants to s
E
lizabeth I
200
Woodblock printing, had already been mastered by ___ before The invention of The printing press
The Chinese
300
Niccolo Machiavelli, wrote in his book ______ that the ability to gain power and keep it was the most important thing a man could do.
The Prince
300
What renaissance artist painted The Last Supper?
Leonardo Da Vinci
300
Humanist felt that thestudy of the works of ___ , in nature, could help people better understand science
God
300
John Calvin's protestant teachings, eventually, came to dominate the government in his country of ______
Switzerland
300
One of the chief ways the Catholic Church sought to counter The Protestant Reformation, was to increase their role in _________
education
300
What did Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Katherine Howard and Katherine Parr all have in common?
they were wives of King Henry VIII
400
What deadly disease, killed so many people in Europe, that those that survived demanded higher wages and better treatment
The bubonic Plague
400
What Renaissance artist painted The Sistine Chapel?
Michealangelo
400
what does the term vernacular mean?
the common language that people speak
400
The term "Sola Fida" came to represent the cornerstone of Protestantism. It translates to mean__________
Faith Alone
400
In Anglican services, what language was spoken, not Latin?
English
500
The term used to describe those, who helped fund the artistic and scientific achievements of The Renaissance Period was to call them __________
Patrons
500
What Renaissance inventor, is credited with inventing the telrscope?
Galileo
500
Luther posted his ______ on the church door in Wittenburg Germany. They would become the basis for The Protestant Reformation
95 Theses