WorksheetsRenaissance and Reformation
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Someone who gives money to support art and education
patron
humanist
lord
Renaissance Man
One reason why the Renaissance began in Italy?
Italy was not impacted by the plague
Italy was the last area impacted by the plague
trade made Italian cities wealthy
because it was the center of the Catholic Church
Wealthy Italian family; patron of the arts in Italy
da Vinci
Medici
Erasmus
Shakespeare
Artists and sculptor who painted the Sistine Chapel
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Michelangelo
William Shakespeare
Famous author who wrote plays that emphasized humanist values.
William Shakespeare
Johannes Gutenberg
Leonard da Vinci
Michelangelo
Innovation that made possible the spread of the ideas of the Renaissance and Protestant Reformation
telegraph
printing press
newspapers
books
German printer; first in Europe to use movable type to print
Lorenzo de Medici
Leonardo da Vinci
Johannes Gutenberg
William Shakespear
Means rebirth
Reformation
Protestant
Humanism
Renaissance
Martin Luther's arguments against the practices of the Catholic Church.
Ninety-Five Thesis
Magna Carta
Great Schism
Patronage
During the Middle Ages, money given to the Catholic Church to have one's sins forgiven
secularism
indulgence
prayer
confession
Intellectual movement that focuses on worldly issues rather than religious or spiritual issues.
Protestantism
Catholicism
reformation
humanism
Where did the Renaissance begin?
Asia
Germany
England
Italy
Someone who protested abuses in the Catholic Church
protestant
orthodox
humanist
patron
Took England out of the Catholic Church because the pope would not annul his marriage to Catherine of Aragon.
Martin Luther
Leonardo da Vinci
Henry VIII
Edward VI
Tried to return Catholicism to England after the death of her brother Edward VI.
Elizabeth I
Mary I
Mona Lisa
Catherine II
Pope who started the practice of selling indulgences.
Leo X
Henry VIII
Martin Luther
Edward VI
The person most responsible for starting the Protestant Reformation.
Henry VIII
Mary I
Elizabeth I
Martin Luther
