Unit 3 Renaissance

7. Scientist associated with the laws of motion and universal gravitation.
9. Protestant reformer whose criticisms of indulgences helped spark the Reformation.
10. Renaissance movement emphasizing human potential and classical learning.
13. Artist who painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
16. Art technique used to create the illusion of depth.
17. Astronomer who proposed a model placing the Sun at the center of the planetary system.
19. Knowledge and traditions inherited from ancient Greece and Rome.
20. Inventor associated with the printing press that helped spread ideas.

1. Swiss Protestant reformer.
2. Wealthy family that supported Renaissance artists and scholars.
3. Financial support given to artists, writers, and scholars.
4. Italian city-state associated with Renaissance art, trade, and banking.
5. Artist who painted The School of Athens.
6. Church-related remissions of temporal punishment for sins that became controversial during the Reformation.
8. Protestant reformer associated with Calvinism.
11. English king who broke with the Catholic Church and established the Church of England.
12. Scientist tried by the Inquisition and placed under house arrest.
14. Catholic religious order that spread Catholicism through schools and missionary work.
15. Artist, scientist, and inventor considered an ideal Renaissance Man.
18. Council that addressed abuses and reaffirmed Catholic teachings during the Counter-Reformation.