01 2010 Sol - Renaissance And Reformation

Front 1

The word "renaissance" means ___.

Back 1

rebirth
(of classical civilization...
ancient Greece and Rome)

Front 2

The Renaissance spread from the city-states
of ___ to Northern Europe and beyond.

Back 2

Northern Italy

Front 3

Erasmus was a Dutch theologian who
advanced the intellectual ideas known
as ___.

Back 3

humanism

Front 4

The most famous Renaissance author of sonnets,
plays, and essays was the Englishman named ___.

Back 4

Shakespeare

Front 5

The two most famous contributors to Renaissance
visual arts were Leonardo daVinci and ___.

Back 5

Michelangelo

Front 6

The Church view of ___ was challenged by
merchant wealth in Europe during the Reformation
period. (it means charging interest on loans)

Back 6

usury

Front 7

German and English nobles challenges the
authority of the Catholic Church because they
viewed it as being dominated by ___.

Back 7

Italians
(The popes lived in Rome)

Front 8

The selling of ___ was seen as one of the
most clear examples of Church corruption
going into the Reformation period.

Back 8

indulgences

Front 9

Martin Luther viewed the Bible as the ultimate
authority and taught that salvation is gained
by ___ alone.

Back 9

faith

Front 10

The act which led directly to the birth of the
Protestant Church was when Luther nailed ___
to his church door in Wittenburg.

Back 10

his 95 Theses

Front 11

___ established a Protestant tradition based
on "predestination" and faith being "revealed"
by righteous living.

Back 11

John Calvin

Front 12

___ dismissed the authority of the Pope in
Rome be separating the English Church for
Catholicism and establishing the Anglican tradition.

Back 12

King Henry VIII (8th)

Front 13

The English Reformation began because
the king wanted a ___ so he could gain
a male heir.

Back 13

divorce

Front 14

Name the monarch: ____________
- Anglican Church
- tolerance for dissenters
- victory over the Spanish Armada
- last Tudor

Back 14

Elizabeth I