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The four major trading cities of the Renaissance. A 100 Renaissance What are Florence, Genoa, Milan, and Venice?

Main differences between Classical, Medieval, and Renaissance Art. A 200 What is Classical – bright colors, figures w/action Medieval-flat, 2-D, important figures large Renaissance- 3-D,perfect figures, perspective, background ?

A 300 The development of the printing press changed daily life in these ways. What is books are cheaper and more available, resulting in more people learning to read, ideas spread?

A 400 Highest class of society in the Italian Renaissance. What is the patrician class?

A 500 Main difference between Italian Humanists and Northern Humanists. What is Italian humanists more secular and northern emphasized importance of spiritual life?

B 100 Humanist Group that studied the classics, literature, and philosophy. Who are the humanists?

The first Great Humanist. B 200 Who is Petrarch?

Main idea or emphasis of the humanists. B 300 What is individual worth and achievement on earth?

B 400 Three main areas studied by the humanists. What are classic arts, literature & philosophy?

B 500 Three ideas from the Greeks and Romans that the Humanists focused on. What are individual worth, public service & development of skills?

I created the printing press in C 100 Inventions Who is Johann Gutenberg?

I wrote the “Praise of Folly”. C 200 Who is Desiderius Erasmus?

I wrote the book Don Quixote. C 300 Who is Miguel de Cervantes?

I created the first free standing, nude statue. C 400 Who is Donatello?

Playwright credited with adding thousands of words to the English Language. C 500 Who is Shakespeare?

Two main corruptions that existed in the Catholic Church. D 100 Artists What is selling of indulgences and simony?

Three main reasons Luther’s ideas spread throughout Europe. D 200 What is individualism, nationalism, and the printing press?

According to Luther, the church had no power to do this. D 300 What is pardon sin?

Henry relied on this person to help run the Anglican Church. D 400 Who is the Archbishop of Canterbury?

D 500 Major non- religious effects of the Reformation. What is wars broke out, Holy Roman Empire ended, interest in self-government and science increased?

E 100 Black Plague Led the counter reformation. Who is Pope Paul III?

Church court to judge, convict and punish heretics. E 200 What is the Inquisition?

The Catholic Churches response to the Reformation (success or failure and why). E 300 What are the Inquisition, Jesuits, Index of Prohibited Books, & Council of Trent, but could not stop the spread of Protestantism?

Two main goals of the counter reformation. E 400 rid church of abuses and uphold Catholic beliefs? What are rid church of abuses and uphold Catholic beliefs?

The three major results of the Council of Trent. E 500 What are the selling of indulgences are banned, Bishops must live in the area they oversee and Protestant ideas are rejected?

Sharing of government between local government and a strong central government. F 100 Important Facts What is federalism?

Statement of the Pope’s authority. F 200 What is a papal bull?

F 300 I found the society of Jesus who were known for education and missionary work. Who is Ignatius of Loyola?

Granted religious freedom to most of France. F 400 What is the Edict of Nantes?

Main difference between Catholicism and Anglicanism. F 500 What is monarch is the head of Anglican Church?

The Final Jeopardy Category is: Art Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin Finalcategory

The three main Protestant religions with founders and key facts. Click on screen to continue finalquestion Lutheranism – Martin Luther “Justification by Faith”; Calvinism – John Calvin “Predestination”; Anglicanism- King Henry VIII “Archbishop of Canterbury, most similar to Catholicism.

Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!