WH Renaissance & Reformation

This work by author Thomas More compared contemporary England to a perfect world.

He painted frescos in the Pope's personal apartments, including the famed "School of Athens."

This Dutch Northern Renaissance artist was one of the first to paint realistic landscapes.

Martin Luther was critical of all the following Catholic church practices EXCEPT.

This Florence family became the most powerful bankers in Europe during the Renaissance.

Machiavelli's advice to rulers in this was that "it is far better to be feared than loved."

Humanist Desedirius Erasmus was one of the first to criticize church wealth in this work.

When the Pope failed to grant him a divorce, Henry VIII began the __________ with him as head.

This Protestant reformer founded a harsh theocracy in the Swiss city of Geneva.

This agreement declared the religion chosen by a ruler would be the religion of his subjects.

This German monk's growing disenchantment with Catholicism led to the Protestant Reformation.

All of the following were characteristics of the Renaissance EXCEPT.

Henry VIII's desire to divorce his first wife ______________ led to the English Reformation.

All of the following were artists associated with the "High Renaissance" EXCEPT:

Michelangelo and his team of assistants spent _____ painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

Renaissance ideas spread through Northern Europe quickly thanks to this German innovation.

Pope Paul III convened this meeting in 1545 to discuss Catholic reforms.

In 1521 Luther was given one final chance to recant at this meeting, but refused to do so.

The Renaissance began here.

Though he was more than an artist, his most famous works include the Mona Lisa & Last Supper.

His works include a sculpture of David and art on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome. 

Reforms of the Catholic Reformation included all of the following EXCEPT.

Henry VIII eventually married ______ times, but only fathered one male heir.

His plays were performed in London's Globe Theatre.

Henry VIII's third wife, Jane Seymour, gave him a son, _________, but died in childbirth.

In 1517 Luther sparked the Reformation when he nailed this to the Wittenberg Cathedral door.