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1 Unit 3 Vocabulary-Middle Ages, Renaissance, Reformation –choose 15
Medieval Era Feudalism Monarchy Charlemagne Christianity Pope Gregory VIII King Henry IV Pope Black Plague Florence Machiavelli Leonardo da Vinci Renaissance Renaissance Man Michelangelo Humanism Petrarch Dante Erasmus Reformation Medici Protestant Reformation Martin Luther John Calvin Counter Reformation Council of Trent Jesuits Henry VIII Elizabeth I Johann Gutenberg Printing Press Crusades Peasant/Serf Secular Dark Ages Indulgences (reformation)

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