Chapter 17: European Renaissance and Reformation

John Calvin

________ was just eight years old when Martin Luther published his 95 Theses in 1517.

Ignatius

________ grew up in Loyola, Spain, in his father's castle.

name Anabaptist

The ________ comes from a Greek term that means "rebaptize anew ..

intellectual movement

Humanism, a(n) ________ centered on human potential and achievements, arose from the study of classical writings.

Jan van Eyck

________ was the first famous Flemish Renaissance painter.

Christian teaching

Humanists examined classical works to better comprehend ancient Greek principles, rather than seeking to make them accord with ________ as medieval scholars had done.

Germany

________ is divided into several states.

Charles

________ ruled over a vast kingdom that included the United Kingdom.

Flanders

________ became the creative capital of northern Europe because to the backing of wealthy commercial families.

northern Italy

The Crusades had sparked an increase in outside trade, which contributed to the rise of great city- states in ________.

Block printing

________ was first used by European printers to make entire pages for binding into books.

Renaissance

During the ________, popes supported the arts, spent lavishly on personal pleasures, and fought wars.

Knox

________ put Calvin's theories into practice when he returned to Scotland in 1559.

hundreds of copies

A printer might print ________ of a single piece using a printing press.

Luther

Calvin, on the other hand, grew up to have just as much influence as ________ in the development of Protestantism.

Europe

Blockprinted objects made their way to ________ from China in the 13th century.