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Johann Gutenberg he printed the first complete edition of the Christian bible
Albrecht Durer one of the first artists to be profoundly affected by the renaissance
Erasmus he was a Dutch priest and humanist
Shakespeare the greatest writer to ever be in the English language
Thomas More he was a humanist who pressed for social reform
Flanders a region that included parts or present day northern France, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
Engraving artists etch a design on a metal plate with acid
Vernacular everyday language of ordinary people
Utopian a description of any ideal society
indulgence lessening a time a soul would have to spend in purgatory
wittenberg a city in Germany
diet assembly of German princesses
predestination a idea that god would determine who would gain salvation
Geneva Swiss city-state
theocracy government run by church leaders
Martin Luther German monk and professor of theology
Charles V the new holy Roman empire
John Calvin reformer
Henry 8 Charles V nephew and reformer
Bloody Mary English queen
Thomas Cranmer archbishop of the new church
Elizabeth queen of English at age of 25
Ignatius of Loyola a Spanish knight
Teresa of Avila a major reformer
Council of Trent a council that established the way the reformation should go
sect religious groups who had broken away from the church
canonize to make someone a saint
compromise acceptable middle ground
ghetto seperate quarter of the city
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