1. 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 Renaissance Men/Women Renaissance Art Themes of The Renaissance The Reformation Leaders of The Reformation

2. What is a Renaissance Man

3. Someone who master many skills

4. This man is Considered the best example of a Renaissance Man

5. Leonardo De Vinci

6. Who was the Medieval Counterpart to the Renaissance Man

7. Knights

8. Who was an important Renaissance Women

9. Queen Elizabeth or Christine De Pizan

10. What did Christine De Pizan Write About to promote Women’s education

11. Traditionally Manly stuff like Chivalry and War

13. The Mona Lisa, De Vinci

15. The Last Supper, De Vinci

17. The David, Michelangelo

19. The Pieta, Michelangelo

21. Pope Leo X, Michelangelo

22. This Major Theme of the Renaissance was an intellectual Movement focused on Human Potential

23. Humanism

24. This theme of the Renaissance Took religion out of things like Education and Literature

25. Secularism

26. What two Ancient Civilizations influenced the Renaissance

27. Rome and Greece

28. How did Michelangelo portray Humanism

29. Perfection

30. How did William Shakespeare Portray Humanism

31. By showing the best and worse of man

32. The posting of these is considered the start of the reformation

33. 95 Theses

34. The sale of these is considered a major cause of the Reformation

35. Indulgences

36. This group of People became Jealous of the Churches’ indulgent practices; Helping to cause the Reformation

37. The Peasants or Commoners

38. The Pope Denied Henry VIII one of these causing the English Reformation

39. An Annulment or Divorce

40. This Council was called by Pope Paul III to address the Protestant Reformation and Problems in the Catholic Church

41. The Council of Trent

42. This Man started the Reformation

43. Martin Luther

44. This Man was the main radical Reformer

45. John Calvin

46. This King Started the English Reformation

47. Henry VIII

48. This Man started the Jesuit Order

49. St. Ignatius of Loyola

50. The Pope that was the leading force in the Catholic Reformation

51. Pope Paul III