Ch.19 - Renaissance & Reformation

The printing press forced people to handwrite books, slowing down how many books were made

Went from China to the Mediterranean Sea; people traveled this for trading purposes

This person traveled the Silk Road many times and lived in China for over 20 years

Priest ____ nailed a list of 95 complaints to the door of a church.

This gave individual religious freedom to Christians in France:

The Medici family made money through banking

Translates as "rebirth" because there was a reborn interest in art, literature & education

A person who excels in multiple areas of knowledge (math, poetry, philosophy, art, etc.)

Why were people unhappy with the Catholic Church?

Christians who protested against the Church

What branches did the Catholic church split into during the Renaissance time period?

Scientists discovered:

These people could attend universities:

This person wrote Don Quixote, which is a book making fun of the Middle Ages:

The Black Death helped Europe because:

The French Wars of Religion was fought between:

Invented the printing press

A way of thinking & learning that stresses the importance of human abilities & actions

A great Italian trade city; banking was it's main source of wealth

The Thirty Years' War was between Catholics & Proestants in:

This allowed kings in the Holy Roman Empire to choose if their country was Catholic or Protestant:

Efforts of Catholic leaders to stop the spread of protestants & reform the church

Paper was first made in:

Sharing of power between local & central governments:

Considered by most historians to be the greatest Renaissance Man

He believed studying history is the key to understanding the present:

Considered the greatest writer in the Engish language

Politician who wrote The Prince, which gave leaders advice on how to rule

A reform movement against the Catholic Church:

A document that "buys" your way into heaven:

The Spanish Inquisition targeted:

What two branches came out of the FIRST split in the church?

Most protestants in Europe were located in the: