Renaissance and Global Power

3. The ill-fated Lost Colony in North America that disappeared without a trace
7. The syncretic religion founded by Akbar that aimed to merge various faiths into one
10. The Portuguese royal nicknamed The Navigator who sponsored early voyages of discovery
12. The Japanese term for Dutch Learning which allowed Western science to enter isolationist Japan
14. The radical English Protestants who sought to simplify and reform the Church of England
15. The English trading company that held the monopoly on commerce with the Ottoman Empire
16. The 1648 peace treaties that ended the Thirty Years War and shaped modern Europe
20. The last independent Inca emperor who was executed by Spanish conquistadors
24. The major 16th-century meeting where the Catholic Church planned its Counter-Reformation
25. The 17th-century Dutch economic bubble which was one of the first in history
26. The 1415 battle where the Ottomans used superior gunpowder weapons to defeat the Safavids
27. The Renaissance artist and architect known for writing the first history of art
28. The military and administrative rank holders who served the Mughal Emperors
29. The 1534 English law that declared King Henry VIII the supreme head of the church

1. The indigenous woman who served as a crucial translator and advisor to Hernan Cortes
2. The economic theory that a countrys wealth is measured solely by its gold and silver
4. The office of the chief magistrate and military leader in the Dutch Republic
5. The first bishop of Mexico who played a key role in the early colonial administration
6. The astronomer who first formulated a comprehensive heliocentric model of the universe
8. The Renaissance physician often called the father of modern human anatomy
9. The Spanish treasure fleet system used to transport silver from the Americas to Europe
11. The Portuguese navigator who officially discovered Brazil on his way to India
13. The longest-reigning Chinese emperor who expanded the Qing Empire and promoted learning
17. The French Protestants who faced intense persecution and eventually fled France
18. The Jesuit missionary who lived at the Ming court and introduced Western science to China
19. The native language of the Inca Empire that is still spoken in the Andes today
21. The intellectual movement of the Renaissance focused on classical Greek and Roman texts
22. A large administrative district in the Spanish Americas ruled by a representative of the king
23. The small artificial island in Nagasaki where the Dutch were allowed to trade with Japan
24. The bark of a South American tree used as the first effective treatment for malaria