People of the Renaissance and Reformation

Renaissance art focuses on ___, which makes flat 2-d art look 3-d, like it has depth and space.

Queen Mary Tudor earned her nickname "Bloody Mary" by executing protestants.

The first Protestants were ___.

___ is the viewpoint that focuses on the greatness, beauty, and achievement of humanity.

The spectacular ceiling of the Sistine Chapel is the work of ___.

The ___ is a religious movement started by Luther as a response to corrupt church practices.

By patronizing artists like Michelangelo, the Medici family made some of the greatest Renaissance works possible.

The subject matter of this Renaissance painting is secular.

Which of the following is most responsible for radically changing the way the average person lived?

Who would have responsibility for the secular issues in a country, the Pope or the King?

This excommunicated monk translated the Bible into the common language of his country, Germany.

Which two remained loyal Catholics until their deaths?

Thomas More was executed because he wouldn't support Henry VIII's divorce & split from the Catholic Church.

This Italian astronomer was convicted of heresy and excommunicated by the Catholic Church.

This painting is typical of the Renaissance.

The expression "Renaissance Man" refers to...

His desire for a divorce led him to ditch the pope and declare himself the head of the Church in England.

His posting of the 95 Theses on the church door started the Reformation.

A patron is someone who runs for political office.

This Polish astronomer is often referred to as the "Father of Modern Astronomy."

___ literally means "rebirth" and refers to an explosion of art/learning that occurred from the 1400-1600s.

This was a movement by Catholics to reform their own religion from within.

This author's name is now an adjective meaning scheming/corrupt. He said "The end justifies the means."

Because of this monarch, England now has its own church (Anglican Church), separate from the Catholic Church.

These tiny letters can be rearranged to spell countless words. They represent the work of which person from this unit?

This masterful sculpture of David was carved by ___.

This is a detail from the famous ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican. Who's the artist?

This powerful English monarch was known as the "Virgin Queen."

He is known for the laws of physics named after him and for being one of the most influential scientists of all time.

This English playwright and poet is credited with adding about 1700 words to the English language.

This pic represents the work of ___.

This Catholic started the Counter (Catholic) Reformation and worked to reform the Church from within.