Across
- 4. The Holy Roman Empire surrendered its power to choose a religion for the empire, instead allowed princes to choose between Lutheranism and Catholicism for their entity
- 6. Joint-stock company founded by the Dutch in the 17th century, dominated trade in Asia
- 9. Spanish judicial institution that sought to purify Spain of non-Catholics; resulted in persecution of Muslims and Jews
- 10. Conflict between France and the rest of Europe over the Spanish successor: ended golden age of Spain, ended French expansion, stopped the joining of the French and Spanish crown
- 13. Technology invented by Johannes Guttenburg, allowed for the mass production of literature; increased literacy rates, allowed faster dissemination of ideas, people could now own personal copies of texts
- 15. Joint-stock company that rivaled that of the Dutch, controlled India entirely for a 200 year period during the age of imperialism
- 18. Art focused on depicting nature/people with as few distortions as possible; very realistic images
- 19. Divided South America into a Spanish section and Portuguese section in 1494
- 20. Reallocation of common land from peasants to wealthy landowners, land was consolidated into a small number of larger farms
Down
- 1. Second leg of the Transatlantic Passage, portion where enslaved Africans crossed the Atlantic
- 2. System of double checking accounts by requiring a debit and credit record of transactions
- 3. Infamous Dutch artist, prominent figure in the artistic movement known as Dutch Realism
- 5. Exchange of people, plants, animals, ideas, cultures, and diseases between the Old World and the Americas
- 7. Division of English royal council that used Roman legal tactics to curb threats from the nobility
- 8. A branch of Catholicism, otherwise known as the Society of Jesus
- 11. Non-religious realm of beliefs/practices, advocates for separation between public/political affairs and the church
- 12. Economic practice where a nation seeks to make as much money as possible by minimizing imports and maximizing exports (ex: US colonies and England)
- 14. Exploration/cultivation of an individual's unique traits, talents, and characteristics
- 16. Philosophical idea dedicated to understanding humanity, human behavior, and human nature
- 17. language/dialect of a region/country
