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A Renaissance artist who was a highly talented painter, writer, inventor, architect, engineer, mathematician, musician, and philosopher. A 100

He is famous for the statue of David and the ceiling on the Sistine Chapel A 200

He was most famous for the painting known as The School of Athens. A 300

He used Italian techniques to paint scenes of everyday life. A 400

He perfected the oil painting technique that gave the Flemish School its distinctive style. A 500

He said, “the end justifies the means. ” B 100

The Renaissance writer who once wrote an epic about the nine layers of hell. B 200

He wrote the book The Courtier and gave nobles new rules for refined behavior in a humanist society. B 300

Sir Thomas More wrote this book where he tried to describe the perfect world. B 400

Playwright believed by many to be the greatest Renaissance writer. B 500

I wrote the 95 Theses is latin because it was intended for the church leadership. C 100

I was the soldier who had a vision and was led to establish the Jesuits in 1534. C 200

“Defender of the Faith. ” C 300

DAILY Place A Wager DOUBLE C 400

After studying the scriptures, he created the doctrine of predestination. C 400

Even as Protestantism was spreading, this country remained Anglican. C 500

This is the name given to the church court of Rome where people were tried when they were accused of being Protestant. D 100

He was the archbishop of Milan who took decisive action to implement reforms decreed by the Council of Trent. D 200

D 300

This nun restored the Carmelite order. D 400

This action was an attempt to reform the Catholic order, and to redistribute wealth. D 500

This is another name given to the common language that most people spoke, during the Renaissance. E 100

Having a worldly rather than a spiritual focus. E 200

The Church’s scholastic education gave way to the subjects known as the humanities and inspired this movement. E 300

This edict decreed that Martin Luther was an outlaw and condemned his writings. E 400

I was a well educated poet from a wealthy family. My family was also powerful, was located in Florence, and supported the arts. E 500

She firmly established the church of England persecuted Catholics during her reign. F 100

She was finally able to bear a son for King Henry VIII. F 200

He was put on trial for proving heliocentrism. F 300

His invention is described as revolutionary because with easier access to books, more people learned to read and more books were printed. F 400

He was censored in Paris and condemned by the church because his works fanned the flames of discontent with the Church. F 500

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