Chapter 14 Review: The Renaissance and Reformation

Term that was used by Humanists, considered everyday language?

 This Italian city-state was wealthy and powerful due to not being affected by the Plague?

This meant you believed in worldly ideas and NOT just the church views?

This catholic council was called together to plan the Catholic Church comeback?

This was the naval force Spain used vs England?

This pope led the charge for the Catholic Church to gain followers back?

The protesters of the Catholic Church were given this name of their own religious practices?

This person wrote, “The Prince”, asking is it better to be Loved than Feared…?

Johannes Gutenberg invented this important device that helped spread ideas?

King Henry IV of France issued this, making France’s religion catholic but also free worship?

This Humanist scholar agreed with Luther but created his own branch of religion?

The Renaissance began in what country?

This person was a Renaissance astronomer, artist, scientist and engineer? 

This German monk/priest played a vital role in the reformation era?

The main belief of Calvinists was?

The Pope would sell these pardons to manipulate people into serving/fearing them?

What does Renaissance mean?

Humanism was a goal for who to benefit in society and develop talents?

8th period Quiz?

This was an era where the Catholic Church seek improvement to gain followers back?

 This man wrote “The Praise of Folly”...Criticizing the Catholic Church?

This family was very wealthy merchants and powerful rulers?

This king was responsible for the Reformation reaching England?

This was a famous painting by Leonardo Da Vinci that showed questionable emotions?

This was a famous play-writer of the Renaissance?

What 2 ancient civilizations influence the Renaissance?

 City-States were unique because they were ruled by?

This term means a revival or formation of a new Christianity?

 King Henry VIII caused the reformation simply for wanting what?

This new art style showed paintings in a more 3-D perspective?

These were special schools for priests to attend and practice scripture?