What does "Renaissance" mean?

During what years did the Renaissance happen?

During the Renaissance, there was a rebirth of interest in what two THINGS?

During the Renaissance, there was a rebirth of interest in what two CULTURES?

What is the word that describes things that do not have to do with religion?

In what country did the Renaissance begin?

Italy was the center of what empire?

During the 1300s, Italy's cities became what?

Italy was divided into what?

Where did people begin to move to during the Renaissance?

Was any city-state able to defeat the others?

How did city-states become wealthy?

What is the word for a person who fights in an army for money?

What did Marco Polo do that inspired people's interest in Chinese goods?

Which city-state was the most FAMOUS?

Which city-state was the WEALTHIEST?

Who was Florence's richest family?

What did Machiavelli believe about political leaders?

What does Machiavellian mean?

What is diplomacy?

What is the central focus of humanism?

What is the word for a regional language spoken by the people?

What did da Vinci paint?

What did Michelangelo paint?

When did the Renaissance spread to Northern Europe?

Art from the Renaissance was characteristically what?

Who could attend plays in England?

What were English plays often about?

Who began the Reformation?

The Reformation was an attempt to reform what?

What enraged Luther enough to write the 95 Theses?

Why did the Pope begin selling indulgences?

Luther's ideas eventually turned into a denomination of Christianity called Lutheranism. What is a denomination?

What did Luther believe led to salvation (going to heaven)?

Unlike Luther, Calvin believed what about salvation?

Letting people choose their church leaders also led to what other belief?

What did Calvin believe about church leaders?

The Thirty Years' War was fought between whom?

At the end of the Thirty Years' War, which country was weakened?

At the end of the Thirty Years' War, which country was strengthened?

King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella began the Spanish Inquisition to do what?

Henry VIII was angered when the Pope refused to do what?

In 1534, Henry VIII passed the Act of Supremacy, which declared what?

The Church of England became known as what?

Mary I (Bloody Mary) became queen in 1553 and restored what in England?

Why was Mary I called "Bloody Mary"?

When Elizabeth I took over the English throne, she restored what?

English reformers wanted the Anglican Church to be purified of what?

Puritans eventually moved to where to practice their religion?

What impact did the printing press have on European life?