Renaissance and Reformation Jeopardy

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Question 1 - 10This caused a dramatic decrease in population, leading to demand for more workers and higher paying jobs

Answer 1 10 The Black Plague

Question 1 - 20This was called as a result of the Protestant Reformation in order to combat heresy and reaffirm Catholic teachings

Answer 1 20 Council of Trent

Question 1 - 30The Renaissance was inspired by these ancient cultures

Answer 1 30 Classical Greece and Ancient Rome

Question 1 - 40The printing press encouraged more people to learn to do this

Answer 1 40 Read

Question 1 - 50The belief that individuals could impact the world through their creations is called this.

Answer 1 50 Humanism

Question 2 - 10This poet is considered the father of humanism.

Answer 2 10 Petrarch

Question 2 - 20This artist is an example of the classic Renaissance Man

Answer 2 20 Leonardo da Vinci

Question 2 - 30To write in the vernacular is to do this

Answer 2 30 To write in the spoken language

Question 2 - 40He painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

Answer 2 40 Michaelangelo

Question 2 - 50When objects in the background of a painting are smaller than objects in the foreground, we call it this.

Answer 2 50 Perspective

Question 3 - 10This person began the Protestant reformation by nailing these to the door of Castle Church.

Answer 3 10 Martin Luther, 95 Theses

Question 3 - 20He believed that God knew from the beginning of time who would go to heaven and who would go to hell.

Answer 3 20 John Calvin

Question 3 - 30This banking family from Florence did a lot for the Church and arts because they were afraid they would be left out of heaven for charging interest.

Answer 3 30 The Medici

Question 3 - 40Martin Luthers ideas were able to spread rapidly because of this.

Answer 3 40 Printing Press

Question 3 - 50Charles V declared Martin Luther an outlaw and a heretic with this.

Answer 3 50 Edict of Worms

Question 4 - 10Clergy were abusing their power by selling a lot of these.

Answer 4 10 Indulgences

Question 4 - 20Their goals were to open schools, to spread Catholicism, and to stop Protestantism.

Answer 4 20 The Jesuits

Question 4 - 30Many people felt corruption had reached the highest office in the Catholic Church, which is called this.

Answer 4 30 The papacy

Question 4 - 40Machiavelli would have approved of the popes fund-raising efforts because he believed this.

Answer 4 40 The end justifies the means

Question 4 - 50Here, Catholic Church leaders created a Canon of Laws for the Church.

Answer 4 50 Council of Trent

Question 5 - 10Henry VIII separated from Rome for this reason.

Answer 5 10 He wanted a divorce

Question 5 - 20This Renaissance idea made Henry VIII feel like he could challenge the pope.

Answer 5 20 Humanism

Question 5 - 30Henrys daughter who made England a Catholic country again

Answer 5 30 Mary Tudor

Question 5 - 40This daughter of Henry was Protestant.

Answer 5 40 Elizabeth

Question 5 - 50Elizabeth I established this church in England.

Answer 5 50 Anglican Church (Church of England)

Final JeopardyWhere did the Northern Renaissance begin?

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