Vocab Review Unit 5

Way of thought promoting the ability of humans. In short, this idea is also understood as :humans can do anything they put their minds to."

• King Henry VIII

• Humanism

• Protestant Reformation

• Catholic Reformation

Religious reform movement that swept through Europe in the 1500s. As a result, a new branch of Christianity was broken off from the Catholic Church.

• Protestant Reformation

• Catholic Reformation

• Martin Luther

• King Henry VIII

Renaissance painter most famous for his paintings of the Mona Lisa, The Last Supper, and various other mechanical inventions.

• Mary Tuder

• Leonardo da Vinci

• John Calvin

• Michelangelo

First female monarch of England who is famous for her attempts at restoring the Catholic Church to power.

• John Calvin

• Martin Luther

• Mary Tudor

• Queen Elizabeth

Queen of England during the Golden Age (1558-1603).

• Leonardo da Vinci

• Mary Tudor

• Martin Luther

• Queen Elizabeth I

Famous poet and playwright, often regarded as the most greatest English write

• William Shakespeare

• King Henry VIII

• Martin Luther

• Leonardo da Vinci

German monk who nailed his "95 Theses" to the door of the Castle Church and sparked the Protestant Reformation. Also protested the use of indulgences by the church.

• Humanism

• Martin Luther

• John Calvin

• King Henry VIII

The Catholic Church's response to the Protestant Reformation, aimed to place Catholic doctrines and practices back in power.

• John Calvin

• King Henry VIII

• Protestant Reformation

• Catholic Reformation

Known for his ideas of religious reformation and predestination.

• John Calvin

• William Shakespear

• Martin Luther

• King Henry VIII

King of England who is famous for splitting from the Catholic Church in order to find a new wife who will birth him a son.

• William Shakespeare

• King Henry VIII

• Mary Tudor

• John Calvin