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Key Concepts of the Renaissance and Enlightenment Era

This educational guide explores significant concepts from the Renaissance and Enlightenment periods, highlighting influential figures and events that shaped modern thought. Key topics include the birthplace of the Renaissance in Florence, the role of justification by faith introduced by Martin Luther, and pioneering advancements by Johannes Gutenberg. We also discuss the impact of the Protestant Reformation and the emergence of the Anglican Church, alongside the exploration activities led by nations like Portugal. This overview is perfect for understanding the foundations of contemporary governance, philosophy, and society.

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Key Concepts of the Renaissance and Enlightenment Era

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  1. Jeopardy Developing Nations Alternative Ideas Enlightenment And Reason Renaissance Exploration Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

  2. This is the Birthplace of the Renaissance

  3. Florence, Italy

  4. Luther’s Idea: just believe in God And you go to heaven

  5. Justification by Faith

  6. Creator of moveable metal type

  7. Johannes Gutenberg

  8. French document allowing freedoms To Huguenots

  9. Edict of Nantes

  10. Protestant Church founded in England

  11. Anglican Church

  12. First Nation to set sail looking for A new route to India (Asia)

  13. Portugal

  14. Used to work on newly formed Plantations in the New World

  15. Slaves

  16. His expedition was the 1st to Circumnavigate the globe

  17. Ferdinand Magellan

  18. Area settled by the French

  19. Canada

  20. God, Gold, and Glory

  21. Ruled France for 72 years

  22. Ruled France for 72 years

  23. Louis XIV

  24. Enlightened despot from Prussia; He broke the Pragmatic Sanction

  25. Frederick the Great (Fred II)

  26. Last of the Tudor Monarchs in England

  27. Elizabeth I

  28. Last absolute monarch of Russia

  29. Catherine the Great

  30. Rallying phrase of the American Colonists

  31. “No taxation without representation”

  32. Englishman who discovered the laws Of Gravity

  33. Sir Isaac Newton

  34. Work produced and edited by Denis Diderot

  35. Encyclopedie

  36. His ideas stated that all people were naturally Immoral and disorderly; called for an absolute Monarch to keep control

  37. Thomas Hobbes

  38. Enlightenment faith that said organized Religion played on peoples’ superstitions

  39. Deism

  40. Founder of the modern day ideas of a contract Between government and people

  41. John Locke

  42. Idea created by Karl Marx

  43. Socialism

  44. Wanted to create a master race and eliminate Jews from Europe

  45. Adolf Hitler

  46. Purged the Soviet Union of his enemies

  47. Joseph Stalin

  48. Kept a communist revolution from occurring In Italy

  49. Benito Mussolini

  50. Wanted to gain Vietnamese independence

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