Renaissance & Reformation Review
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- A way of thinking during the Renaissance that focused on the individual and their wants/needs
- Removing religion from public matters; making the church separate from the state
- The most important invention of the Renaissance, it gave access to reading materials
- A King or Queen
- Head of the Catholic Church
- a note during the Renaissance that could be purchased from the Church to free someone from sin
- Another name for the Middle Ages, referring to the difficult times faced during that era
- Another name for the plague that ravaged Europe in the 1300's
- City in Italy that was one of the powerful city-states; run by the Medici family
- Another name for the Renaissance
- Religious wars fought between the Christians and Muslims for control of the Holy Land
- Traders who took products to and from countries all over the world
- A city that runs like a state; the way areas were organized in areas of Europe (especially Italy)
- Wealthy people who used their wealth to fund the arts and the beautification of their cities
- Legendary Renaissance man, best known for his painting of the Mona Lisa
- Another term for cities
- Famous Renaissance man known for his painting of the Sistene Chapel
- Known as the G.O.A.T. (greatest of all time) when it comes to the writing of plays
- First book every produced with moveable type on Gutenberg's printing press
- German monk who started the Reformation
- Someone willing to die for their beliefs and who, through suffering, leads others to their cause
- Branch of religion born from Luther's "protests" against the Church
- Religious court formed in Spain that tried those who did not follow Church doctrine
- Individual (like Luther) who dedicates his life to the church and its teachings
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