The Renaissance

5. a 16th century religious movement intended to remedy the flaws of the Roman Catholic Church.
6. a government under God’s authority, where religious leaders are in power.
7. a group of Roman Catholic missionaries that vehemently opposed the Protestant Revolution.
9. a Catholic mathematician and astronomer whom proposed that the sun was the center of the universe, rather than the earth.
10. a group of anabaptists governed by elders; whom generally believe in Calvinism.
11. the process by which a hypothesis is constructed and tested; brought about by the scientific revolution.
12. an offshoot of Protestantism that does not believe in infant baptism.

1. a wealthy and influential person who supports an artist, craftsman, or scholar.
2. an ideal world that does not exist in reality.
3. a German religious leader who founded Protestantism, most famous for writing his 95 theses.
4. the period of cultural, scientific, artistic, architectural, and religious rebirth in the 14th-16th centuries.
8. the period of radical change in scientific thought during the 16th century.