Renaissance vocabulary

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• Came to power in Roman City-States in th

• Florence

• the chapel of the pope in the Vatican. I

• "The Renaissance Man"

• Term for those who were masters in the a

• Sistine Chapel

• Trade center during the Middle Ages and

• English Reformation

• King Henry VIII wanted to divorce his wi

• Merchants

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• an Italian artist, musician, engineer an

• Bubonic Plague

• Came to power in Roman City-States in th

• Merchants

• 1300's disease that wiped out 2/3 of Eur

• Leonardo da Vinci

• a Polish astronomer who, in 1543, publis

• printing press

• Allowed for a quick, easy method of prin

• Nicolaus Copernicus

Match the following

• Concerned with worldly rather than spiri

• Protestant

• a period of advances in European science

• printing press

• A German theologian and leader of the Pr

• secular

• Allowed for a quick, easy method of prin

• Martin Luther

• a member of one of the Christian churche

• Scientific Revolution

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• an Italian artist, architect and poet wh

• Bubonic Plague

• 1300's disease that wiped out 2/3 of Eur

• Crusades

• Holy wars fought by Christian monarchies

• Sistine Chapel

• the chapel of the pope in the Vatican. I

• Michelangelo

• Sinner would pay for a pardon given by t

• Indulgence

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• the period in Europe from the 14th to th

• English Reformation

• Calvin's religious theory that God has a

• Predestination

• the chapel of the pope in the Vatican. I

• Merchants

• Came to power in Roman City-States in th

• Renaissance

• King Henry VIII wanted to divorce his wi

• Sistine Chapel

Match the following

• an Italian astronomer and physicist in t

• printing press

• a Polish astronomer who, in 1543, publis

• Galileo Galilei

• Allowed for a quick, easy method of prin

• Crusades

• an Italian artist, musician, engineer an

• Nicolaus Copernicus

• Holy wars fought by Christian monarchies

• Leonardo da Vinci