Chapter 17 Vocab Review

Focus on human potential and achievements

• Renaissance
• Humanism
• Secular
• Patrons

Concerned with worldly rather than spiritual matters

• Secular
• Renaissance
• Humanism
• Patrons

People who financially supported artists

• Patrons
• Secular
• Humanism
• Renaissance

16th century movement for religious reform, leading founding of new Christian churches

• Indulgence
• Reformation
• Lutheran
• Protestant

Member of a Christian church founded on the principles of the Reformation

• Protestant
• Lutheran
• Reformation
• Indulgence

Rebirth of Greco-Roman culture with an emphasis on humanism.

• Byzantine

• Revitalization

• Renaissance

• Reincarnation

A person who supplies financial support for the arts such as the Medici and Sforza families of Italy.

• Patron

• Customer

• Investor

• Investor

Intellectual movement at the heart of the Renaissance that focused on worldly subjects, poetry, philosophy, and human potential and achievements, rather than on religious issues.

• Philosophy

• Humanism

• Codification

• Enlightenment

Money paid to the church for forgiveness of sin and one of the main reasons for Martin Luther's posting of the "The 95 Theses"

• Indulgences
• Printing Press
• Simony
• Heretics

Members of the Society of Jesus founded by Ignatius of Loyola

• Utopia

• Jesuits

• Protestant

• Patron