Ch 15/16 Renaissance and Reformation

a soldier who fights primarily for pay

• mercenary
• burgher
• Medici
• fresco

member of the middle class who lived in a city or town 

• ghetto
• burgher
• merchant
• mercenary

government not lead by a king and certain citizens could vote

• partial monarchy
• democracy
• republic
• city state

intellectual movement of the Renaissance based on the study of humanities

• Lutheranism
• liberalism
• idealism
• humanism

language of everyday speech in a particular region

• vernacular
• slang
• Latin
• English

painting done on plaster with water-based paints

• oil
• fresco
• watercolor
• mural

the state of being saved through faith alone or faith and good works

• baptism
• redemption 
• salvation
• predetermination

the religious doctrine developed by Martin Luther

• Martinism
• Calvinism
• Lutheranism
• Humanism

belief that God has determined in advance who will be saved or damned

• predestination
• predetermination
• predamnation
• presalvation

formerly a district in a city in which Jews were required to live

• ghetto
• burgher
• tenant houses
• republic