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Renaissance & Refor

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Trader from Venice who traveled from Europe to China Marco Polo
Means “rebirth” Renaissance
painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican Michelangelo
Italian writer of The Prince who believed rulers must be ruthless Machiavelli
A way of thinking and learning that stresses the importance of human abilities and actions humanism
powerful ruler of Florence who valued education and culture Medici
Discussion, debate, reform were a part of the Council of Trent
painter,an inventor, a sculptor, and engineer, and an architect Leonardo da Vinci
a movement to reform the Catholic Church during the late Renaissance Reformation
pay the Pope for a spot in heaven(forgiveness for sins) indulgences
Nailed a list of 95 complaints on church door in Wittenberg Martin Luther
Those who protested against the Roman Catholic church Protestants
followed the teachings of Martin Luther Lutherans
religious order created to serve the pope and the church Jesuits
made the Silk Road safe to travel again Mongols
this English king is also a reformist Henry viii
developed a printing press which helped spread ideas Gutenberg
Wrote more than 30 plays, including Romeo and Juliet Shakespeare
Influential reformer who taught the idea of predestination John Calvin
The sharing of power between local governments and a strong central government federalism
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