Renaissance Europe Review

Under who's rule did drama flourish, the Spanish Armada was defeated, and Protestantism was reestablished in England?

Who was an Italian Renaissance painter and sculptor, best known for painting the Sistine Chapel?

Which was a powerful and influential European dynasty that provided many Holy Roman Emperors?

The War of the Roses was a civil war in which of the following?

Who was an English professor who defined that every object in the universe is attracted to other objects by gravity?

Which was a religious movement that began as an attempt to reform the Catholic Church?

Which best describes the Gunpowder Plot?

Who was known for creating the first printing press and printed the first book, the Bible?

Which was NOT a positive effect of the Reformation?

Which believed in predestination, that it is already determined whether you will go to heaven or hell?

Who was a Polish mathematician who advocated that the Sun, not Earth, was at the center of the universe?

This painting depicts what important development by Renaissance artist?

Which is a model of the universe in which the Sun is at the center of the universe, not the Earth?

Who was an English philosopher who developed inductive reasoning and the scientific method?

Which is NOT a major belief of Protestants that differed from the Catholic Church during the Reformation?

Who developed a Protestant faith that emphasized predestination and became popular in Scotland?

Under who's rule was the Tsardom of Russia created, but is best remembered for great acts of cruelty?

Who was a Renaissance writer who wrote The Prince, which was a famous philosophical view of the ideal political leader?

Which was NOT a cause of the Reformation?

Who was an Italian Renaissance painter who painted frescos, such as The School of Athens, and many Madonna's?

Under who's rule did Russia experience a renaissance of culture and science inspired by the ideas of the Enlightenment?

Who was a German priest who believed faith alone was needed for salvation and started the Protestant Reformation?

An Italian who studied the velocity of objects and was persecuted by the Church for championing the heliocentric model?

How many wives did Henry VIII have?

Under who's rule was the Counter-Reformation supported and the Spanish Armada sent to England?

What type of painting is this?

Who referred to themself as the Sun King because everything revolved around them?

Which was the time period of renewed interest in the classical learning of Greece and Rome, French for rebirth?

Which was a landlocked Italian city-state, a leading cultural center during the Renaissance, and home to the Medici?

Which was the reaction of the Catholic Church to counter the Protestant reform movements?

Who was an Italian poet who wrote the Divine Comedy?

Which was associated with planetary motion, physics, study of the natural world, questioning of accepted beliefs?

Which was a missionary group started by the Catholic Church during the Catholic Reformation to act as shock troops?

Which is to declare that a person or group no longer belongs to the Church and is cutoff from salvation?

Who was an Italian Renaissance painter, architect, engineer, scientist, sculptor, and is the archetype Renaissance Man?

Which was a Russian royal family that came to power in 1613 and ruled for three centuries?

Under who's rule did Russia become an empire, was modernized, and the capital was moved from Moscow to St. Petersburg?

Under who's rule did the English Reformation begin because the Catholic Church opposed his divorce?

What actions did the Catholic Church NOT take for the Counter-Reformation?

Who was a German Mathematician who proved that the planets' orbits around the Sun were not circular, but elliptical?

Which is forgiveness sold by the Catholic Church to raise money, which helped lead to the Reformation?

Which was a powerful ruling family in Florence that made their wealth through banking and commissioned works of art?

Which is a belief that emphasizes faith and optimism in human potential and goodness?

Which was a royal house that held the English throne for 118 years but became extinct?

What was the purpose of the 95 Theses?

Under who's rule was England reverted to Catholicism and many Protestants were executed, earning the nickname "Bloody"?

Which was a Protestant group that believed only adults could make a confession of faith and refused to baptize infants?

Which is NOT a reason why the Renaissance began in Italy?

Who was an English poet and playwright who's works include , Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, and Hamlet?

Which is the selling of church offices?