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5. Scholars of the day The Church needs to change Holy rollin 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Thou Art The Renaissance Is Now

6. Was an era loosely placed in time between 1350 and 1550

7. The Renaissance

8. The Renaissance began in Northern Italy because…..?

9. Wealthy ports, and an urban society

10. Three most prominent city states in Renaissance Italy

11. Florence, Venice, and Milan

12. This powerful ruling family in Florence used wealth to pay for art

13. Medici family

14. Christian Humanists like Erasmus wanted people to study the Bible. He is in part responding to the growth of this non-religious attitude in society

15. secular

16. He was the father of the Italian humanist movement. He also liked Latin.

17. Petrarch

18. A Christian humanist that wanted people to develop inner faith through Bible study, he wrote The Praise of Folly.

19. Erasmus

20. Author of The Prince, he wrote “It is better to be feared than loved.”

21. Machiavelli

22. Renaissance scholars mainly wanted to study these works…

23. Classical Greek and Roman writings (ancient Latin manuscripts)

24. This Spaniard wanted to educate the people in the ways of the Catholic church

25. Ignatius of Loyola

26. He spent four years painting the Sistine Chapel

27. Michelangelo

28. In portraying the human body, Renaissance artists aimed for this; it was no fake

29. Realism

30. He painted The Mona Lisa

31. Leonardo

32. Brunelleschi developed this idea through his architecture

33. Linear perspective

34. Leonardo could do it all; he embodied the individual and all that it could be. It earned him this title

35. Renaissance Man

36. He took over the Protestant movement in Switzerland by preaching of the “Power, Grace, and Glory of God”

37. John Calvin

38. Erasmus laid the egg that he hatched; it was the start of the Protestant Reformation

39. Martin Luther

40. Martin Luther’s complaints against the Catholic Church were summarized in…

41. The 95 Theses

42. He was a priest who fought against Catholics in Switzerland. It cost him his life.

43. Ulrich Zwingli

44. This monk used the slogan, “As soon as the coin in the coffer rings, a soul from Purgatory springs.”

45. Johann Tetzel

46. A native of Germany, artist Albrecht Durer was a part of this religious movement

47. Protestantism

48. The Catholic Church sold these to reduce one’s time in purgatory

49. Indulgences

50. Ignatius of Loyola formed this group, recognized in 1540

51. Jesuits

52. This council began meeting in 1545 to determine the future of the Catholic church

53. Council of Trent

54. John Calvin started this idea that God already determined your fate

55. Predestination

56. Make your wager

57. Looking to flee persecution, this Christian group later settled as the Amish/Pennsylvania Dutch

58. Anabaptists