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Priestly order created to combat impact of Reformation through education and mission work
Dominicans
Jesuits
Franciscans
Augustinians
2
This was introduced into the Indian Ocean trade system by the Europeans
Capitalism
Trade
Violence
Wealth accumulation
3
First European to sail to India directly
Cabot
Magellan
Cortez
da Gama
4
His frescoes began the popular style of painting human bodies realistically.
Durer
Raphael
Brueghel
Giotto
5
Portuguese leader who set up navigational school and started the Portuguese down the coast of Africa
Henry the Navigator
Henry IV
Henry II
Henry VIII
6
His movable type printing press revolutionized learning in Europe
Giotto
Gutenberg
Luther
Erasmus
7
Set of Protestant beliefs given to Charles V after the princes refused to back down at Augsburg
Nicene Creed
Luther's Confession
Augsburg Confession
Apostles Creed
8
Even after the coming of the Europeans, this group remained the main merchants in the region for quite a while
Muslim merchants
Tibetan monks
Chinese silk worm harvesters
Persian carpet makers
9
His Mona Lisa and The Last Supper along with his work in architecture and design made his the greatest thinker.
Durer
Michelangelo
Giotto
da Vinci
10
Henry IV was able to provide Huguenots with rights and protections
Edict of Normandy
Edict of Paris
Edict of Avignon
Edict of Nantes
11
People of mixed racial background resulting in light skin that can pass for white
Mestizo
Creole
Peninsulares
Mulatto
12
This provided the basis for translation work into native languages
Latin Vulgate
Byzantine Text
Apocrypha
Jerome's Bible
13
His book Utopia created a reason-based government without any religion.
Dante
Cervantes
More
Michelangelo
14
Massive silver mine run by Spanish in northern part of South America
Potosi
St Augustine
Freetown
Kingston
15
Holy Roman Emperor that took on Luther and defeated Ottomans at Vienna
Henry IV
Otto the Great
Maximillian
Charles V
16
English writer who helped make the theater popular in Elizabethan England.
Becket
More
Shakespeare
Erasmus
17
This Florentine family became very wealthy patrons of the arts and even became Pope at one point.
Borghes
Donatellos
Medicis
da Vincis
18
Believed in adult baptism only and was persecuted by Protestants and Catholics
Lutherans
Anabaptists
Quakers
Mennonites
19
Defeated the Spanish Armada and settled religions issues with her policies in England
Mary I
Elizabeth I
Jane Seymour
Jane Gray
20
First denomination for free blacks and slaves
AB of C
AME
Jehovah Witnesses
Mormons
21
First permanent English colony
Cape Town
Jamestown
Plymouth
Quebec
22
Phillip II's failed attempt to invade Holland and England
Spanish Inquisition
Sea Dogs
Spanish Armada
Spanish Main
23
Oldest daughter of Henry VIII that became queen and persecuted the Protestants of England
Princess Diana
Elizabeth II
Mary I
Elizabeth I
24
The da Vinci of the North, his woodcuttings helped a wider range of people enjoy good art.
Rembrandt
van Eyck
Brueghel
Durer
25
Believed that mercantilism was a bad system because it took away motivation to improve and compete
John Locke
Karl Marx
Jacques Cartier
Adam Smith
26
Portuguese leader who helped his nation become the leading power in the Indian Ocean region
Albuquerque
da Gama
Dias
de las Casas
27
This was foundational for early Renaissance art in Italy
Muslim Miniatures
Russian Art
Aztec Codex
Byzantine Art
28
Adventurous businessmen who used new methods to become the spice leaders in Western Europe and southeast Asia
Spanish
Germans
English
Dutch
29
His peasant scenes such as Hunters in the Snow demonstrated a change in focus of art in the N. Renaissance
Holbein
Van Eyck
da Vinci
Brueghel
30
His creation of the Church of England separated him from Rome and brought the Reformation to England
Edward VI
Henry II
Henry IV
Henry VIII
31
Study of human achievement that moved Europe away from a Biblical worldview.
Humanism
Scholasticism
Deism
Renaissance
32
Led the Reformation in Zurich, opposed both Luther and Calvin teachings
Zinzendorf
Zwingli
Simons
Knox
33
Founder of New France
Cabral
Cortez
Cabot
Cartier
34
Selling of these by the Church angered Luther and moved him to public protest
Indulgences
Sacraments
Inquisition
Analytics
35
Following the teachings of Calvin, this group would come to dominate the beliefs of early America
Calvinists
Presbyterians
Puritans
Lutherans
36
Guaranteed territorial religion after the 30s Year War in 1648
Treaty of Westphalia
Treaty of Liepzig
Treaty of Berlin
Treaty of Paris
37
Christmas celebration that combined Christian and African traditions
Rumba
Zumba
Jankanoo
Can-can
38
Complex social structure in Latin America
Las Castas
Caste System
Barbados slave codes
Jim Crow Laws
39
Native empire in the Andes defeated by Pizarro
Aztec
Inca
Pueblos
Maya
40
His David and work on the Sistine Chapel ceiling demonstrated his great artistic ability.
Durer
Michelangelo
Brueghel
da Vinci
41
Known for his use of color, his School of Athens is one of the greatest works of the period.
Raphael
Van Eyck
da Vinci
Giotto
42
His book Don Quixote helped create a demand for vernacular literature in Spain.
Dumas
Cervantes
Dante
Loyola
43
James I published the Bible in English so that every family could have a Bible that was not in Latin
King James Bible
Magna Carta
Charter of Liberties
English Constitution
44
British joint stock company that controlled India
Dutch East India Co.
British West India Co.
French Trade Legation
British East India Co.
45
List of outlawed books, including native language Bibles
Index Prohibited Books
Codex Germanicus
Doomesday List
Blacklist
46
His book The Prince provided a "power" based way of ruling rather than focusing on ethics.
da Vinci
Cervantes
Erasmus
Machiavelli
47
After the Europeans showed up Indian Ocean, these vendors continued to produce the products
Monopolized farms
European factories
Industrialized factories
Asia vendors
48
Created from mix of African religion and Roman Catholicism
Anglicanism
Mormonism
Lutheranism
Santeria
49
French Protestants that were heavily persecuted by the king and many fled the nation
Lutherans
Anabaptists
Calvinists
Huguenots
50
Leader of Dutch rebellion against the Spanish was the grandfather of William of Orange that became king of England
Otto the Great
Zwingli
William the Silent
Luther
51
Following the Crusades, these became a center piece of education as Europe reconnected with Rome and Greece.
Humanities
Ancient Philosophy
Classical studies
Modern Studies
52
Brunelleschi's cathedral was the greatest dome of the era
Rome
Paris
Genoa
Florence
53
Children of two European parents born in the colonies that controlled the colonies after the first generation
Mulattoes
Mestizoes
Peninuslares
Creoles
54
Italian merchants stories that sparked increased interest in the Far East and China
Henry the Navigator
Ibn Battuta
Michelangelo
Marco Polo
55
Viking leader who got to the New World first, but was unable to set up a permanent colony
Erik the Red
Conrad III
Thor I
Leif Erikson
56
Native empire defeated by Cortez and his Native allies
Pizarro
Columbus
Cortez
Coronado
57
Luther was first put on trial where he refused to recant
Diet of Paris
Diet of Liepzig
Diet of Vienna
Diet of Worms
58
His introduction of counterpoint and dissonance in church music added great dynamics to church services
Beowulf
Don Quixote
Luther
Palestrina
59
Catholic Church sponsored trials to detect heretics - guilty turned over to be punished
Jesuit Coucil
Index of Prohibited Books
Latin Vulgate Academy
Inquisition
60
List of suggested reforms that Luther had for the church
Diet of Worms
Treaty Westphalia
Augsburg Confession
95 Theses
61
Morning Star of the Reformation, his translation of the Bible into English angered the Church
More
Becket
Wycliffe
Tyndale
62
Rated as the greatest portrait painter of the age.
Giotto
Holbein
Brueghel
Rembrandt
63
Greatest norther scholar provided Greek New Testament for common language Bible translations
Holbein
Brueghel
Henry VIII
Erasmus