Renaissance and Reformation

1350 to 1650 when people became

interested in art and learning; "rebirth"

• Renaissance

• Reformation

• diplomacy

• mercenary

A soldier who fights for money

• Renaissance

• Reformation

• diplomacy

• mercenary

Making agreements or deals with other countries

• Renaissance

• Reformation

• diplomacy

• mercenary

A religious movement - changed the Catholic Church and created Protestant churches

• Renaissance

• Reformation

• diplomacy

• mercenary

non-religious, Not religious

• secular

• urban

• humanism

• commission

to pay for something to be created

• secular

• urban

• humanism

• commission

an emphasis on worldly concerns; a

belief that reason leads to knowledge

• secular

• urban

• humanism

• commission

related to cities

• secular

• urban

• humanism

• commission

a pardon, or forgiveness, of sin

• indulgence

• seminary

• predestination

• heresy

a school for religious training

• indulgence

• seminary

• predestination

• heresy