Chapter 11 Crossword

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  1. 5. 1598 decree granting limited religious freedom to French Protestants (Huguenots).
  2. 8. 1688 English event that replaced James II and affirmed Parliament’s power over the monarchy.
  3. 9. General wave of religious dissent against Catholic authority; emphasized faith alone for salvation.
  4. 10. A nectar feeding insect with two pairs of large bright colored wings
  5. 14. A sweet food made with sugar
  6. 15. German monk who began the Protestant Reformation in 1517 by attacking indulgences and church corruption.
  7. 16. Ended the Thirty Years’ War; allowed rulers to choose their state’s religion.
  8. 18. French monarch who epitomized absolute monarchy; built Versailles and declared “I am the state.”
  9. 19. Introduced movable type printing to Western Europe; greatly expanded book production and literacy.
  10. 21. Focus on humankind as the center of intellectual and artistic effort; study of classical forms over medieval styles.
  11. 22. Best APWORLD teacher ever
  12. 23. Polish monk and astronomer who proposed a heliocentric (sun-centered) model of the universe.
  13. 24. Scottish economist who argued that free markets and competition naturally create wealth and progress.
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  1. 1. Catholic response to the Protestant Reformation; reaffirmed traditional beliefs and reformed church abuses.
  2. 2. French Protestant who taught predestination and created a disciplined religious community at Geneva.
  3. 3. English scientist who unified motion and gravity under natural laws in Principia Mathematica.
  4. 4. Seventeenth-century period of empirical discoveries and the formation of modern scientific method.
  5. 6. A bodily part used for walking
  6. 7. War (1618–1648) between Protestant and Catholic states within the Holy Roman Empire.
  7. 11. Author of The Prince; emphasized realistic discussions of power and how rulers maintain authority.
  8. 12. New Catholic religious order devoted to education and missionary work; key force in the Catholic Reformation.
  9. 13. Eighteenth-century movement applying reason and scientific thought to society, politics, and morality.
  10. 17. System in which kings or queens hold total power, often claiming divine right to rule.
  11. 20. Italian astronomer who supported Copernicus’s theory and was condemned by the Church for his findings.
  12. 22. Preformative drink