Name: Page:
Martin Luther
Johannes Gutenberg
Humanism
Inquisition
Michelangelo
Secularism
Renaissance & Reformation Vocabulary
Patron
Vernacular
Council of Trent
Predestination
Shakespeare
Elizabeth I
Henry VIII
Printing Press
Indulgences
Erasmus
95 Theses
Niccolo Machiavelli
Sect Leonardo daVinci
Recant The Prince
Protestant Italy
John Calvin
Jesuits
Renaissance
Calvinist belief that God long ago determined who would gain salvation
English poet & playwright,
37 plays still performed today
Became both a rallying symbol for Protestants and a target for Catholics
German monk and professor of theology who triggered the revolt against the Catholic Church
Printed 1st bible with printing press with movable type
Another reformer of
Christianity who would affect the direction of the
Reformation
Member of a Roman
Catholic religious order
(Society of Jesus) founded by Ignatius of Loyola in
1534
Intellectual movement focused on education & the classics
Rebirth
a subgroup of a major religious group to withdraw a statement or opinion, especially formally any Western Christian who is not an adherent of a
Catholic Church

Name: a Church court set up to try people accused of heresy
Sculpture, “melancholy genius”, David, Pieta,
Sistine Chapel, Dome of St.
Peters’ Cathedral in Rome
Page: nonreligious
Responsible for the British break with the Catholic
Church, not a religious leaders
Machine which could mass produce text using movable type in the Roman Catholic
Church, pardon for sins committed during a person’s lifetime
Person who produces financial support for the arts
Everyday language of ordinary people
1545-1563
Group of Catholic leaders that met to respond to
Protestant challenges and direct the future of the
Catholic Church
Dutch priest & humanist, called for the Bible to be translated so all could read it
Arguments against indulgences written by
Martin Luther
Wrote “The Prince”, guidebook for rulers
Italian, nature sketches, dissected corpses, Mona
Lisa, The Last Supper, selftaught
Guidebook for rules, use whatever methods to achieve goals, raised ethical questions about politics today
South Europe, shaped like a boot, along the
Mediterranean Sea

Name: Page: