Chapter 12: Renaissance & Reformation: A.D 1300-1500

This 1555 agreement within the Holy Roman Empire allowed German princes to practice Luthernism

He is credited with the invention of the Printing Press

Swiss town that was governed by John Calvin during the Reformation

All of the following were values of the Renaissance that shaped its arts except

Huguenots was the term given to the followers of Calvinism in this country

Flemish painter who captured scenes from everyday life, paintings marked a peak in Flemish art

What did the Act of Supremacy in England do?

Girolamo Savonarola briefly established a theocracy in this Italian city in the late 1400s

The Renaissance originated in the northern city-states of this country in the late 14th Century

All of the following were goals of the Jesuits except

Art technique that give objects the appearance of distance

All of the following were works of art created by Michelangelo except

What was the duty of the Reformation Parliament in England?

The concept of Predestination is at the center of this protestant faith

The Church of England, or the Anglican Church, is also known as...

English author, lawyer, & politician who wrote "Utopia"

Term for pardons sold by the Church for certain sins

All of the following were reasons why the Printing Press helped spread the Reformation except

Term used to describe the cultural movements of the 14th-16th centuries in western Europe

Martin Luther's written formal protests against the sale of indulgences

All of the following are considered part of the Anabaptists' denomination except

Italian poet who wrote "The Divine Comedy", bridging the Middle Ages with the Renaissance

King of Spain & Holy Roman Emperor during the Protestant Reformation

Meeting of Cardinals & Bishops called by Pope Paul III, ushering in the Counter Reformation

The protestant church in this country was reformed by John Knox

He was the Renaissance artist who painted the Mona Lisa & the Last Supper

Region in northern Europe, includes France, Belgium, & Netherlands.

The first sculptor to make a large free standing human sculpture in the nude during Renaissance

Painted "The Birth of Venus & "La Primavera" AKA: Botticelli

Term given to the followers of John Knox

First great Renaissance artists to use the technique of perspective

Architect who designed the self-supporting dome for the Cathedral of Florence

He was the Pope who excommunicated Martin Luther, he was the son of Lorenzo di Medici

Term for a government controlled by religious leaders

All of the following were decisions made at the Council of Trent except

This edict declared Martin Luther an outlaw & heretic

All of the following were main ideas expressed by Martin Luther toward religious reform except

She wrote "The Book of the City of Ladies", a fictional tale of an entire city run by women

He was the King of England, the second Tudor king, who separated from the Catholic Church

Religious order founded by Ignatius of Loyola, the Society of Jesus