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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Renaissance Artists Renaissance Writers Protestant Reformation Counter Reformation Pot Luck Famous People

6. A Renaissance artist who was a highly talented painter, writer, inventor, architect, engineer, mathematician, musician, and philosopher. A 100

7. A 200 He is famous for the statue of David and the ceiling on the Sistine Chapel

8. He was most famous for the painting known as The School of Athens. A 300

9. He used Italian techniques to paint scenes of everyday life. A 400

10. He perfected the oil painting technique that gave the Flemish School its distinctive style. A 500

11. He said, “the end justifies the means.” B 100

12. The Renaissance writer who once wrote an epic about the nine layers of hell. B 200

13. He wrote the book The Courtier and gave nobles new rules for refined behavior in a humanist society. B 300

14. Sir Thomas More wrote this book where he tried to describe the perfect world. B 400

15. Playwright believed by many to be the greatest Renaissance writer. B 500

16. I wrote the 95 Theses is latin because it was intended for the church leadership. C 100

17. I was the soldier who had a vision and was led to establish the Jesuits in 1534. C 200

18. C 300 “Defender of the Faith.”

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20. After studying the scriptures, he created the doctrine of predestination. C 400

21. Even as Protestantism was spreading, this country remained Anglican. C 500

22. This is the name given to the church court of Rome where people were tried when they were accused of being Protestant. D 100

23. He was the archbishop of Milan who took decisive action to implement reforms decreed by the Council of Trent. D 200

24. D 300

25. This nun restored the Carmelite order. D 400

26. D 500 This action was an attempt to reform the Catholic order, and to redistribute wealth.

27. This is another name given to the common language that most people spoke, during the Renaissance. E 100

28. Having a worldly rather than a spiritual focus. E 200

29. E 300 The Church’s scholastic education gave way to the subjects known as the humanities and inspired this movement.

30. This edict decreed that Martin Luther was an outlaw and condemned his writings. E 400

31. I was a well educated poet from a wealthy family. My family was also powerful, was located in Florence, and supported the arts. E 500

32. She firmly established the church of England and persecuted Catholics during her reign. F 100

33. She was finally able to bear a son for King Henry VIII. F 200

34. He was put on trial for proving heliocentrism. F 300

35. His invention is described as revolutionary because with easier access to books, more people learned to read and more books were printed. F 400

36. He was censored in Paris and condemned by the church because his works fanned the flames of discontent with the Church. F 500

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