HONORS UNIT 2 WH, MA and REN Review

Why was Germany the perfect location for the start of the Protestant Reformation?

Artist known for religious portraits

What was Justinian's wife's name?

Richard the Lionhearted was a part of the ____ Crusade.

Who was the "Father of Europe"?

What was Martin Luther's punishment for treason?

Medieval art was more detailed than Renaissance art.

During the life of Justinian, what was his "big goal"?

Who was the pope that "ordered" the Crusades?

Why did Henry VIII break away from the Catholic Church?

Who sketched inventions in his notebook of things like: a flying machine, bridge, and bicycle.

The Black Death killed _____% of Europe.

Who was in charge of Europe during the Moorish invasions of the Dark Ages?

What two things does Luther mention in his response to the Diet?

What was the GOAL of the Christian Crusades?

People during the 1350s people LIVED IN SEWERS to try and cure their illness.

Who was the pope who dismissed Luther as "some drunken German..."?

People did not believe in God during the Renaissance.

What "reward" would the Crusaders receive if they died while fighting?

According the Machievelli, it is best to take over a place that has been "free" by what means?

According the Machievelli, it is BEST for a prince to be _____

What was Luther's guide for "religious truth"?

The Middle Ages is between the ----

Where was Martin Luthers trial located?

Where did the Black Death start/reach Europe?

The people of the Middle Ages believed that _____ was the cause during the Black Death.

What is the name of document Martin Luther posted on the church door?

In which city did the Catholic Church have a conference to decide the fate of the Church?

Which pope spent a lot of MONEY on art during the Renaissance?

Henry VIII had a problem with the teachings of the Catholic Church.

Which Crusade was the only "success"?

What part of Europe did Anglicans occupy?

What part of Europe did Calvinists occupy?

Which group had 3 goals- to stop Protestantism, to open schools, and to spread Catholicism?

Who was controlling the Pope and told him that he could not grant Henry VIII an annulment?

Who believed in "absolute obedience" to the Catholic Church after the Protestant Reformation?

Which pope used the Church's money to purchase large sums of art?

Who is the inventor of the PRINTING PRESS?

What is the "economic system" of the Middle Ages?

What is the Edict of Worms?

What part of Europe did Catholics occupy at end of the Reformation?

Who wrote "The Prince"?

Who believed that everyone should study and read the ancient texts for themselves?

People during the 1350s people RUBBED CAT PAWS on themselves to try and cure their illness.

The crusaders of the 1st Crusade came from which area?

What part of Europe did Lutherans occupy?

Artist of the Mona Lisa

Where did the Renaissance start?

What was the wise woman's cure for a sore throat in MA times?

The doctrine of "predestination" is a teaching of which religion?

What is a benefit/good thing that came out of the Black Death?

What made the travel of the 95 Theses go quickly across Europe?

Which pope initiated the 4th crusade?

Which movement began studying "classical learning"?

Creator of "David"

Which pope restarted the Crusades (4th Crusade) after the death of Saladin?

The "Renaissance" means rebirth of ...

Who was the Islamic leader to recaptured Jerusalem for the Muslims?

Kings of the Renaissance funded most the art created during that time.

According the Machiavelli, the easiest form of government to rule after being taken over is that of a ______________

The Black Death lasted ______ years.

Indulgences are:

Luther's initial intention was to only change some things about the Catholic Church.

Who studied the "liberal arts"?

Which artist was obsessed with human anatomy, as shown in his art?

Who was the "Essential Renaissance Man"?

Who translated the Bible from Latin into German?

People during the 1350s used BLOODLETTING to try and cure their illness.

What was the only CHANGE that the Catholic Church accepted after the Reformation?

What was "reformed" during the REFORMATION?