Across
- 2. English church that blended Protestant and Catholic practices.
- 5. His 95 Theses sparked the Protestant Reformation.
- 8. Set up by Pope Paul III to counteract the Protestant Reformation and give control back to the Catholic Church.
- 10. Family that financed the arts through banking ventures backed by alum excavation.
- 11. City-State that thrived in arts and architecture, much of which came from the Arab World.
- 12. Claimed the universe was heliocentric.
- 13. Painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
- 16. Purpose was to impose religious uniformity, especially on converted Jews and Muslims.
- 17. Painted the School of Athens.
- 20. City-State that thrived due to supplying and transporting throughout the Adriatic and Mediterranean seas.
- 22. Its invention decreased illiteracy considerably.
- 24. German city where the Protestant Reformation began.
- 26. First believed to have been developed in China in 105 ADS and then later mass-produced in the Islamic region of Spain.
- 27. Painted the Mona Lisa.
- 28. Eastern Roman Empire.
- 30. Wrote Utopia.
- 31. Birthplace of the Renaissance.
- 32. Renaissance thinkers hoped to bring back the classical culture of these two locations.
- 33. Those who financed the arts.
Down
- 1. Banking and the arts were major revenue-producing factors for the City-State.
- 3. As wealth increased in northern Europe, the patronage of artists increased as well and led to this.
- 4. Wrote The Prince.
- 6. This City-State flourished due to the pope and landowning.
- 7. City-State that thrived due to manufacturing and arms trade.
- 9. Predominantly in Italy, these urban and commercial sectors used their geographic advantages to gain a vast amount of wealth.
- 14. These people believed in human potential and achievements rather than agreeing with spiritual teachings.
- 15. The belief in the importance of the individual.
- 18. Government based on religious doctrine. One was established in Geneva.
- 19. Their goals were to form schools based on Catholicism; convert non-Christians to Catholics; and stop the spread of Protestantism.
- 21. A release or pardon from sin.
- 23. Invented the printing press.
- 25. Made sketches of “flying machines” and undersea boats” centuries before they were invented.
- 29. The England, the Renaissance was known as this “age”.
