Niccolo Machiavelli wrote about which of the following:

What was the name of the Niccolo Machiavelli's book that includes advice about how to maintain power?

What book did Sir Thomas More write that portrayed a perfect society?

Which Italian Renaissance writer is responsible for writing 14 line poems known as "sonnets"?

Which Italian Renaissance painter and sculptor painted the Vatican under the Pope and was a huge rival of Michelangelo?

Which Renaissance artist is responsible for painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?

Which Renaissance artist was considered an architect and scientist?

What is the name of the painting above?

Which famous Renaissance artist is responsible for painting the Mona Lisa?

What was the first widely printed book from the Printing Press?

Who invented the Printing Press?

The Renaissance emphasized which of the following:

Why was Italy instrumental in the start of the Renaissance?

What was the cause of the Renaissance?

Which direction did the Renaissance spread from Italy?

Which Italian family controlled the majority of the finances of the Renaissance artists?

Which Italian city-state is considered the "Birthplace of the Renaissance"?

What was the name of the literary movement that defined the Renaissance?

The Medieval Times focused on what religion?

The Renaissance challenged which time period in World History?

What is another name for the Middle Ages time period?

Which country shown in the map is the birthplace of the Renaissance?

What years was the Renaissance?

What is a "rebirth of interest in classical ideas and culture (ancient Greeks and Romans)"?

Humanists studied _____________.

The Renaissance lasted from the 1300s until the ____________.

Many famous works of literature were written during the Renaissance.

Geoffrey Chaucer painted the Mona Lisa during the Renaissance?

Before the development of the printing press in Europe, books were inexpensive and easy to make.

During the Renaissance, people looked up to those who could do well in many areas.

The Renaissance began in Italy.

Before the development of the printing press in Europe, books were _______________.

One of the most important writers of the Renaissance was________________.

The new ideas of the Renaissance influenced_____________.

The Renaissance began in________________.

Who was responsible for the Protestant Reformation?

What was the result of the Counter-Reformation?

Society of Jesus (The Jesuits) were given the job to spread Catholic doctrine (laws) around the world.

The Spanish Inquisition was infamous for the use of ___________.

What was the name given to a series of Catholic Church Courts designed to judge and convict heretics (people who go against the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church)?

What was a series of meeting held over 20 years to address the growing Protestant threat and corruption within the Catholic Church called?

What was the name of the Roman Catholic Church's response to the Protestant Reformation?

The Catholics responded and fought back against the Protestant Reformation?

Based on the above map, the Reformation changed the boundaries and religions of the nations in Europe.

What was the overall impact of the Reformation?

Which French ruler revoked The Edict of Nantes which created a mass exodus of French Protestants and increased the hostility of Protestant nations bordering France?

The Edict of Nantes was a huge success and France enjoyed much peace and prosperity.

What was the significance of the Edict of Nantes?

Who issued The Edict of Nantes in 1598 which granted Calvinist Protestants of France religious freedom and civil rights?

What is another name for a French Protestant?

One of the major accomplishments of the Peace of Augsburg was it...........................

What document made King Henry VIII the head of the Church of England?

Which of Henry VIII's daughters turned the Church of England into the Anglican Church?

King Henry VIII had multiple children including two sons that ruled after him?

King Henry VIII started the Church of____________

An indulgence is a what_________________?

Anglicans and Puritans broke away from the Roman Catholic Church and settled in what country?

Huguenots broke away from the Roman Catholic Church and settled in what country?

John Calvin's followers, known as Calvinists, gathered in which country?

What was John Calvin's MAIN theological philosophy?

John Calvin started a theocracy in Switzerland. A theocracy is government based on religions rules and guidelines.

To be excommunicated is to be_______________

Which of the following did Martin Luther believe_______________

It was his actions, posting the 95 Theses on the Wittenberg church door that served as the "SPARK" that started the_____________

Martin Luther was a monk who lived in Wittenberg, Germany