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100

This German lawyer, turned monk sparked the Protestant Reformation

Martin Luther
100

This islamic empire ruled over Turkey, Greece, and much of the Middle East and traded heavily with the Italians after the Crusades

Ottoman Empire

100

Martin Luther posted these on the church door as a list of grievances/complaints about the Catholic Church

95 Theses

100

Those Christian that opposed the Catholic Church and its practices were known as this 

Protestants 

100

Mona Lisa, Vitruvian Man, and the Last Supper were all painted by this polymath

Leonardo de Vinci

200

This man led the Protestant movement in France which sparked the French Wars of Religion with the Huguenots 

John Calvin

200

The fall of this city was one of the leading causes of the Reniassance 

What is the Fall of Constantinople 

200

This was Martin Luther's excommunication which also meant that no German could give him aid, defense, or spread his ideas

Diet of Worms

200

This was the name given to the French Protestant that fought in the French Wars of Religion 

Huguenots 

200

Michelangelo made this well known marble sculpture of a famous Biblical character

David

300

This reformer started the presbyterian church and was involved in the murder of a scottish cardinal

John Knox
300

This is the home of the Papacy and former capital of the Roman Empire

Rome

300

This was the treaty that ended the Thirty Years War

Treaty of Westphalia

300

These wars were fought in the Swiss confederacy as a direct response to this reformer's actions

Huldrych Zwingli

300

This artist was famous for created the first freestanding bronze sculpture since antiquity 

Donatello 

400

This king was famous for the fates of his six wives 

"Divorced, beheaded, died. Divorced, beheaded, survived!"

King Henry VIII

400

This central European nation was the battleground of the Thirty Years War

What is the Holy Roman Empire

400

This document ended the wars of religion in France and granted religious freedom to protestants and catholics 

Edict of Nantes 

400

This was the Catholic Church's attempt to revive Catholicism 

Counter Reformation 
400

This late-Renaissance artist was known for his risque and often violent humanist artwork

Caravaggio 

500

These people from the Black Forest region of the Holy Roman Empire (Germany) revolted against their landlords because they were inspired by Martin Luther's stance against the Church

German Peasants, Peasants Revolt

500

This nation was famous for its Inquisitions 

Spain

500

This council of the Catholic leaders worked to end religious conflict, fix corruption in the church, and offer apologetic documentation of the Church's wrong doings

Council of Trent

500

This was what the Church labeled people who disagreed with them, usually resulting in their excommunication or execution 

Heretic 

500
This young artist was famous for his huge murals that are in the Vatican 

Raphael