Across
- 8. Spanish family that gained power when their father became Pope, and then his son Cesare started taking over Italy.
- 9. A title given to men like Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael, and Donatello for their genius in art and science.
- 10. The Pope leads this Church, which still used Latin in services.
- 12. Italian/Florentine banking family that became four popes and two queens of France.
- 13. ______ Empire, a Turkish Islamic empire that conquered Constantinople with massive cannons and fought Dracula.
- 15. Wallachian warlord Vlad Dracula's other name and preferred method of killing people.
- 16. Renaissance Man who painted Sistine Chapel, sculpted David, and designed St. Peter's Basilica.
- 17. Renaissance philosophy to "worship" the human form and rational mind.
- 18. A type of Protestantism that believed in predestination and also overthrowing "ungodly" rulers; the Huguenots were this.
Down
- 1. Austrian family that inherited and ruled the Holy Roman Empire, Spain, and other kingdoms; bad chins.
- 2. "Rebirth" in French; Europe rediscovers knowledge from the classical age after the fall of Constantinople.
- 3. New Country that comes out of nowhere in the Renaissance when Ferdinand of Aragon and Isabelle of Castile marry.
- 4. Renaissance Man who painted the Mona Lisa and designed crazy inventions.
- 5. English King who started his own church to get a divorce; killed two of his six wives.
- 6. The period where the Christian Church "reformed" into Protestants and improved Catholic branches.
- 7. St. _______'s Day Massacre; Queen Catherine De Medici unleashes a riot that kills thousands of Huguenot Frenchmen.
- 11. Title given to Christians who are "protesting" against the Catholic Church and creating their own Churches instead.
- 14. German monk who started the Reformation with his 95 Theses; also founded the Lutheran Church.