The Catholic Reformation is sometimes called the (a)   Reformation.

Most popes during this time were (a)   .

The followers of Ignatius of Loyola were called (a)   .

The denial of church teachings is called (a)   .

A person who is against or denies Church teachings is called a (a)   .

At the end of the Protestant and Catholic Reformations, the Church is no longer (a)   .

The Church court to find, try, and judge heretics was called the (a)   .

Witch trials were popular in the 1500-1600s. Most people were tried as witches were women who were (a)   .

This Catholic Church reformer preached about the abuses of the Catholic Church and wanted the Church to melt down gold and silver to feed the needy. What was his name?

(a)  

Huldrych Zwingli started a reform movement in what Swiss city?

(a)  

The Protestant Reformation began in what European country?

(a)  

A church run government is called a (a)   .

Who's main religious philosophy was "predestination"?

(a)  

Presbyterians are church (a)   . They often headed the Calvinist cities in Scotland.

All protestant religions believe the (a)   is the main source of truth.

John Knox started the protestant reform movement in (a)   when he brought Calvinist ideas to its cities.

People who believe in baptism as an adult, being separate from society, refusing to participate in war, and sharing all worldly possessions were called (a)   .

Henry VIII wanted to break away from the Catholic church because he needed an (a)   .

In England, the church that was a blend of both Protestant and Catholic beliefs was the (a)   Church. It was created by Elizabeth I.

The Pope didn't want to grant Henry VIII a divorce. He was afraid of Charles V who was the emperor of what kingdom...and also Henry VIII's wife's nephew (a)  

To set aside (by the Church) is to (a)   .

When Elizabeth takes the throne for England, she faces challenges from Scotland and what other European country?

(a)  

The language of everyday speech is called (a)   .

The German monk who tacked 95 Theses to the Church doors of Wittenberg was named (a)   .

Certificates that were pardon's for sin were called (a)   .

People who were Christians, but not Catholic were called (a)   .

Followers of Martin Luther are called (a)   .

(a)   is to kick out of the church.

A religious reform movement is called a (a)   .

John Calvin made the city of (a)   a role model for the Christian faith.

The Edict of (a)   found that Martin Luther was an outlaw and heretic. No one was allowed to give him food or shelter.

A questioning way of thinking is called (a)   .

Artists during the Renaissance went from egg-based paints to painting with what type of paint?

(a)  

Renaissance art was typically based off of (a)   and religion.

The Northern Renaissance was based more on changing (a)   .

The Renaissance spread in what cardinal direction?

(a)  

An ideal place is called a (a)   .

The most famous English playwright of all time is (a)   .

The invention that had the most impact on the Renaissance was the (a)   .

The inventor of the printing press was (a)   .

Prior to paper, all books and manuscripts were written on (a)   which was much more expensive.

Showing 3D on a flat surface is called (a)   .

"The Prince" was a how-to guide for rulers to maintain power. Who wrote "The Prince"?

(a)  

Who was the creator of the Sistine Chapel ceiling & David?

(a)  

Who painted the Mona Lisa?

(a)  

Who painted the "School of Athens"?

(a)  

Who sculpted Penitent Magdalene?

(a)  

The original movable type was first used in (a)   . (What country?)

A financial supporter of the arts is a (a)   .

A viewpoint concerned with the current world (or "in the world") is (a)   .

The Renaissance movement focusing on human potential and achievement was called (a)   .

The Renaissance started in what European country?

(a)  

What Italian city did the Renaissance start in?

(a)  

Which family ruled Florence for many years during the Renaissance?

(a)  

The word "Renaissance" means (a)   .