French writer who mocked government and religion.

The large landmass that includes both Europe and Asia.

In Catholic theology, a place where souls went before heaven

Europeans called their code for behavior for knights.

What is Ignatius of Loyola?

Former soldier who founded the Jesuit order.

Who is Desiderius Erasmus?

Priest and Christian humanist who critiqued corrupt clergy.

the traditional religion of Japan.

Scientific instrument that measures air pressure.

A sharp, glass-like volcanic rock found in Mesoamerica.

Who is William Shakespeare?

English dramatist and poet inspired by the Renaissance.

Popular new form of Buddhism that arrived from China.

What is the Parliament?

Lawmaking body that governs England.

Who is Dante Alighieri?

Italian poet who wrote "The Divine Comedy".

Religious ideas that oppose accepted church teachings.

Maya king who dedicated a temple to record his achievements.

European explorer who traveled through Asia.

Who is King Henry VIII?

English king who started the Church of England.

Social gathering in which people discuss ideas.

What is the Scientific Revolution?

Series of events that led to the birth of modern science.

What are the Crusades?

A long series of wars between Christians and Muslims.

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1
Who is Voltiare?
French writer who mocked government and religion.
American philosopher
English Philosopher
British writer who championed women's rights.
2
What is Eurasia?
The large landmass that includes both Europe and Asia.
Communities of Monks.
A period that lasted from about 500 to 1500.
The large estate owned by a knight or lord.
3
What is maize?
Corn
Chicken
Pizza
Soup
4
What is purgatory?
The effort to reform the Catholic church teachings.
French Protestants.
In Catholic theology, a place where souls went before heaven
Those who protested against the church.
5
What is a chivalry?
Europeans called their code for behavior for knights.
Warriors who fought on horseback.
A knight who promised to support a lord in exchange for land
Another name for Middle Ages.
6
What is Ignatius of Loyola?
Church assembly.
Sharing power between national and local governments.
Law granting religious freedom in most of France.
Former soldier who founded the Jesuit order.
7
Who is Desiderius Erasmus?
German inventor of the printing press with movable type.
Priest and Christian humanist who critiqued corrupt clergy.
German painter who is also known for his block printing.
Famous master artist
8
What is a daimyo?
Poor people
Japan's large landowners.
Trained professional warriors.
A general who ruled Japan in the emperor's name.
9
What is Shinto?
A group of nobles who live near and serve or advise a ruler.
A person who works at Pizza Hut.
Extended Families
the traditional religion of Japan.
10
What is a barometer?
Scientific instrument that measures air pressure.
Explanations by scientists to explain observable facts
A proposed solution to a problem that must be tested.
A forerunner of chemistry.
11
What is obsidian?
A book that scientist used.
A sharp, glass-like volcanic rock found in Mesoamerica.
A rock found in a cave.
Buildings designed to study astronomy and view stars.
12
Who is William Shakespeare?
Master inventor, engineer, and artist who made Mona Lisa.
German printer who is also known for his block printing.
Priest and Christian humanist who critiqued corrupt clergy.
English dramatist and poet inspired by the Renaissance.
13
What is Zen?
Japan's large land owners.
A group of nobles who live near and serve or advise a ruler.
Samurai code of rules.
Popular new form of Buddhism that arrived from China.
14
What are monasteries?
Communities of Monks
Short, three-line poems of 17 syllables that describe nature
Workers who were tied to the land on which they lived.
The shape and elevation of land in a region.
15
What is the Parliament?
Religious ideas that oppose accepted church teachings.
Long-standing conflict between France and England.
Deadly plague that killed millions of Europeans.
Lawmaking body that governs England.
16
Who is Dante Alighieri?
Renaissance poet and scholar who helped change education.
Italian poet who wrote "The Divine Comedy".
English dramatist and poet inspired by the Renaissance.
German inventor of the printing press with movable type.
17
What is heresy?
Aragon prince who married Isabella of Castile to rule Spain.
European name for Palestine, the region where Jesus lived.
Church officials.
Religious ideas that oppose accepted church teachings.
18
Who is Pacal?
Maya king who dedicated a temple to record his achievements.
German ruler
Aztec ruler
English king
19
Who is Francis Bacon?
English philosopher
German astronomer
Italian Scientist
Polish astronomer
20
Who is Marco Polo?
Wealthy banker who turned Florence into center of arts, etc.
European explorer who traveled through Asia.
Political philosopher who wrote "The Prince".
Master inventor, engineer, and artists who made Mona Lisa.
21
Who is King Henry VIII?
Priest who criticized the church abuses; began Reformation.
English king who started the Church of England.
Former soldier who founded the Jesuit order.
He works at a car wash.
22
What is a salon?
Non-religious
Government in power
Social gathering in which people discuss ideas.
Locke's idea that every person has the right to life, etc.
23
What is the Scientific Revolution?
A particular way of gaining knowledge about the world.
Series of events that led to the birth of modern science.
A forerunner chemistry.
Scientific instrument that measures air pressure.
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What are the Crusades?
Founder of the Franciscan order.
Church officials
Lawmaking body that governs England.
A long series of wars between Christians and Muslims.

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