Renaissance and Reforemation Crossword

2. Idealistic or visionary, often used to describe a perfect society.
6. A subsection of the Christian church, such as Baptist or Lutheran.
8. A denomination of Christianity that was developed because corruption within the Catholic church caused them to leave.
10. The belief that the sun is the center of the universe.
11. An unproven theory used to explain certain facts or provide the basis for further testing.
12. Last name, a wealthy family of bankers that became known as Florence's "uncrowned rulers".
14. Last name, German inventor who developed the first printing press.
15. A belief within the early Catholic church that stated that sins could be forgiven with monetary payment.
17. City in Italy that served as a hub for the Renaissance.
19. Everyday language used by ordinary people.

1. Religious or cultural movement to see change in an institution (ex. Martin Luther vs. the Catholic Church.)
3. Last name, famous mathematician who is best known for his three laws of nature, most notably the theory of gravity.
4. An intellectual movement that focused on education and the classics.
5. Meaning "re-birth." A period of significant cultural advancements and achievements.
7. A person who provides financial support for the arts.
9. Technique used to make paintings and drawings appear three-dimensional.
11. The eighth king with this first name. Founder the Church of England
13. First name, often considered the ideal Renaissance man. He was a painter, an inventor, and a scientist.
16. Cultures like the Greeks and the Romans that influenced the Renaissance.
18. Force that pulls objects within the Earth's atmosphere to the ground.