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1 Crazy Renaissance and Reformation Matching Game

2 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

3 Match the reformer with the description. LutherScottish Presbyterian ZwingliSwiss, radical, killed CalvinDivorced wife Henry VIII Priest, lawyer, predestination Knox Started reformation

4 Match the artist with the art. MichelangeloPieta RaphaelSt. John LeonardoSchool of Athens DonatelloSistine Chapel Last Supper

5 Match the wife of Henry VIII Catherine of A.Had Elizabeth Anne BoleynHad Edward Jane SeymourHad Mary Anne of Cleveswas his nurse Kathryn Howard30 year age difference Katherine Parr“Flanders Mare”

6 Match the people w/ descriptions. LoyolaStarted the Carmelites TeresaSold indulgences TetzelInvented printing press GutenbergLuther supporter FrederickStarted Jesuits

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