Unit 2 – Renaissance and Reformation: 1300s-1600s
Triads
Triads: For each threesome, and in several complete sentences, identify each event or person and establish the
connection between it and the others. Please be concise, but answer in an orderly and logical fashion that illustrates an
understanding of how it all fits together.
1. Glories of Rome; Reminders of Rome; Renaissance originates in Italy.
2. Petrarch; Printing Press; Shakespeare.
3. Medicis in Florence; International Power; Brunelleschi’s Dome.
4. Deadly Sins; Indulgences; Protestant Reformation.
5. Babylonian Captivity; Great Schism; Straw on the Camel.
6. Martin Luther; Sola Scriptura; Divisions of Protestantism.
7. Catherine’s age; English Schism; Anglican similarities to Catholicism.
8. Luther and Calvin; Council of Trent; Index of Banned Books.
Name ____________________________________________________
Period______________
European History – Unit 2 Review
Due on the day before the test
Answers shall be found in your notes and in your text. (pp. 36-66)
____1. A teaching that contradicts that of the Church
____2. The official cutting off of someone from the Church
____3. A focus on human values, achievements and abilities
____4. A declaration that a marriage never actually occurred
____5. The unity of Europe under the Catholic Faith
____6. Religions that have split from the Catholic Church
____7. Love of and loyalty to one’s country or ethnic group
____8. A focus on worldly things
____9. This shortens one’s time in Purgatory
____10. The Catholic institution that rooted out heretics
A. Humanism
B. Nationalism
C. Indulgence
D. Annulment
E. Protestant
F. Secularism
G. Heresy
H. Holy Inquisition
I. Excommunication
J. Christendom
____1. Renaissance artist who painted the Sistine Chapel
____2. Renaissance writer of poems and plays in England
____3. The first of the Protestant reformers
____4. Wrote a book that systematically taught his faith in 1535
____5. Argued strongly that sun was center of universe
____6. Called the Council of Trent to reform/defend Catholicism
____7. Developed Calculus
____8. Wife of King Henry VIII of England
____9. Daughter of King Henry VIII – a Catholic
____10. Daughter of King Henry VIII – an Anglican
A. Shakespeare
B. John Calvin
C. Paul III
D. Isaac Newton
E. Elizabeth I
F. Catherine of Aragon
G. Martin Luther
H. Galileo
I. Mary Tudor
J. Michelangelo
____1. Up to three popes at one time
____2. Means of proof starting from hypothesis to conclusion
____3. Ended decades of war in H.R.E. in 1555
____4. Defined many aspects of the Catholic Faith in mid-1500s
____5. 7 straight popes stuck in France residing in Avignon
____6. Birthplace of the Renaissance
____7. Birthplace of the Reformation
____8. Brought peace and toleration of Calvinists in France
____9. French Calvinists were called this
____10. Helped develop the scientific method
A. Council of Trent
B. Peace of Augsburg
C. Scientific Method
D. Huguenots
E. Francis Bacon
F. Edict of Nantes
G. Great Schism
H. Italian city-states
I. Babylonian Captivity
J. Holy Roman Empire
Place the following in chronological order:
____Council of Trent starts
____95 Theses
____Renaissance starts
____Great Schism
____Printing Press invented
____Peace of Augsburg
____Galileo is tried for heresy (1632)
____Institutes of the Christian Religion