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1 Crazy Renaissance and Reformation Matching Game

2 Match the artist with the art.
Michelangelo Pieta Raphael Birth of Venus Leonardo School of Athens Botticelli Sistine Chapel Last Supper David

3 Draw a line connecting the writing w/ the author.
Sonnets of Laura Luther Greek New Testament Thomas More The Prince Petrarch Utopia Erasmus 95 Theses Machiavelli

4 Match the reformer with the description.
Luther Scottish Presbyterian Zwingli Swiss, radical, killed Calvin Divorced wife Henry VIII Priest, lawyer, predestination Knox Started reformation

5 Match the wife of Henry VIII
Catherine of A. Had Elizabeth Anne Boleyn Had Edward Jane Seymour Had Mary Anne of Cleves was his nurse Kathryn Howard 30 year age difference Katherine Parr “Flanders Mare”

6 Match the people w/ descriptions.
Loyola Started the Carmelites Teresa Sold indulgences Tetzel Invented printing press Gutenberg Banking family in Florence Medici’s Started Jesuits

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