Chapter 5

2. The study of the classics which were the literary works of ancient Greece and rome
6. This device the efficiency of copying books and important papers in the Italian Renaissance Era
7. Began the reformation between protestant and catholic groups
8. Worldly or non religious
11. A painter,scientists sculptor, architect, inventor and mathematician during italianrenaissance (Most known for the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper paintings)
12. A sum of money that the wife's family gave to the husband upon marriage
15. The formation of a new religion and its separation from Catholicism during 16th century.
16. A corrupt family who controlled Florence with wealth during Italian Renaissance, 14th century. Also made it possible for artists to make art and being payed for the most famous art created.
17. King that created the Church of England so he could annul (pretend it didn't exist) a marriage and marry someone else

1. Native from catholic France who became leader of Calvinism because he believed of predestination
3. A treaty that ended the religious warfare and formal agreement to accept the division of Christianity in Germany.
4. An italian artist, sculptor, poet, architect, literary scholar during italian renaissance (Most known for painting ceiling and the Sistine Chapel)
5. Statements that criticized the corruption of the Catholic Church during the Italian Renaissance written by Martin Luther
9. Meant that God already knew who was going to be saved and who was going to be damned
10. Wrote the book (The Prince) during Italian Renaissance about the way a leader should lead.
13. A group who met off and on for 18 years in the city of Trent that reaffirmed Catholic teachings
14. Release of all or part of punishment for sin
18. The most famous painter in Italian Renaissance (Most known for School of Athens, Virgin Mary, frescoes in the Vatican Palace)