world history unit 6 review

This man wrote the Praise of Folly

This was part of the Counter Reformation that involved trials, torture, and executions

This King created his own religion so he could get a divorce

This is where priests were sent around the worl to convert people to Christianity.

This man wrote Romeo and Juliet

This was a war that was fought between England and France from 1337-1453

This form of art focused on everday life painted in a natuarlistic manner

This was the Catholic Church's response to the protestant Reformation. The Catholic Church made reforms because of this.

This was an era of time that saw branches of Christianity branch of from the Catholic Church

A new way of thinking that believed that education would make the world better and to look at things in a humaistic way

This man was a poet that wrote sonnets, he was also a humanist.

This artist created the Mona Lisa and the Last Supper

This man created the movable type printing press

This artist painted the School of Athens

This was a payment that people would pay to be obsolved of their sins.

Who created schools for priests, tried to stop protestants, and established missions across the world?

This was a meeting of Catholic leaders that came up with reforms during the Counter Reformation

This man wrote the narrative poem the Divine Comedy

This man wrote his 95 thesies and kick started the Protestant Reformation.

This man created Calvinism and believed in predestination.

This artistic characteristic focuses on using light and shadows

This banker family of Florence helped to kick start the Renaissance.

This man wrote that the end justifies the means.

This artist created the statue of David, the Piata, and the Sistine Chapel Ceiling

This was the time of rebirth of knowledge and understanding in Europe from 1300-1600

This sickness was responsible for the death of a quarter of the population of Europe

These were the a list of problems that Martin Luther had with the Catholic Church

This was a term to descibe the different denomonations of Christianity during the Protestant Reformation.