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| Where Calvinism was 1st permanently followed |
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Father of Humanism, believed people should "go back to the basics" or return to Greek/Roman ideals. |
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A gathering of bishops and archbishops to reform the catholic church. |
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Name for Calvinists in France. |
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Group of Christians created to revive Catholicism after the Reformation; searched for converts and built schools |
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Works of literature from the Greek/Roman era. |
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| Started the Reformation in Scotland with Calvinism. |
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| Religious group during the Reformation, believed followers should be rebaptized to give the choice of whether or not to be Christian as an adult. |
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| Meaning “rebirth”. An era after the crusades of new ideas and priorities; the birth of secularism, individualism, and humanism. |
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| A person who is of master knowledge in al the known subjects: science, drawing, painting, sculpting, mathematics, English. |
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| Cultures of ancient Rome and Greece |
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