Name ______________________________ Date Dist. ______________Due ___________ Period ____
Renaissance and Reformation Vocabulary (updated 9/2014)
Important directions for all of your vocabulary assignments: unless the word has page numbers or suggests
using the internet or your notes, you must write the full glossary definition for all definitions for full credit.
1. “Black Death”/bubonic plague (it’s not called the “Black Plague”) (142 & 143) 2. Church of England (often referred to as “the C of E” in England today) (185) – this church is also known as
the ____________ Church and was created when (briefly describe the events)____________________________
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3. Council of Trent (187) –
4. Counter-Reformation (187) –
5. fresco – (glossary)
6. humanism –(glossary)
7. indulgence – (glossary)
8. Inquisition (Spanish or Italian) –
9. Jesuits (187) –
10. Lutheranism – (glossary)
11. patron (Medici film handout) –
12. perspective (173-174, NOT the glossary’s definition) 13. predestination – (glossary)
14. printing press (166, 302) –
15. Protestant Reformation (176…) –
16. The Renaissance (Italian) (162…) (see back)
For credit for the people below, include 1) their country of origin, and 2) one example of their contributions or
something of interest that you have learned about them in class or just know about them on your own.
17. “Bloody Mary” (185) –
18. Albrecht Durer (175) –
19. Donatello (Donato di Niccolò di Betto Bardi) (165, 173) –
20. Filippo Brunelleschi (Medici video handout, 165, 173, 174) –
21. Galileo Galilei (Medici video handout, 304-305) –
22. Henry VIII (184, 185, 188) –
23. Ignatius of Loyola (187) –
24. Johannes Gutenberg (PowerPoint, 166) –
25. John Calvin (182-184)–
26. Leonardo da Vinci (Medici video handout, 162, 163, 168, 172...) –
27. Martin Luther (176-178) –
28. Medici dynasty (164) –
29. Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni (Medici video handout, 169, 173, 174) –
30. Niccolo Machiavelli (Medici video handout, 165, PowerPoint) –
31. Raphael Sanzio (Rafael) (174, PowerPoint) –
32. Sandro Botticelli (Medici video handout, internet) –