1500s World Events

3. The three main reasons for exploration during the Age of Exploration
5. A king of England who had six wives
8. A tax paid by people to the Church, about 10% of income
9. "To have a body"
11. Martin, who wrote the 95 theses and argued against Catholic clergy corruption
13. A payment to the Church to get to Heaven faster
14. A type of monarchy where the king has supreme control over all government affairs
15. A great floating city created by the Aztecs
17. A religion that protested Catholicism
18. The first king to lose his head in England, frequently argued with Parliament
19. Another term for king/queen
21. A Spanish explorer who conquered the Aztecs with help from other tribes
22. An absolute monarch of France, ruled for 72 years
23. The place where Louis XIV set up his palace

1. A period in Europe where logic and reason dictated people's lives
2. The Virgin Queen of England
4. The period between Charles I and Charles II, led by Oliver Cromwell
6. People native to arctic regions of Greenland, Canada, and Siberia
7. Belonging to the world, not worrying about life after death
10. A period in Europe characterized by human-centered values and developments in art and science.
12. The belief that God exists and created the world, but remains apart from mortal affairs
16. The main religion in Europe that often was at odds with Protestants
20. Celebrating humanity as a whole