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| a German monk who criticized corrupt practices in the Catholic Church and later translated the Bible into German |
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| a city in Italy that was a center for banking, trade, and manufacturing during the 14th century |
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| a person who follows Martin Luther's ideas about Christianity |
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| a Portuguese explorer who sailed west from Spain in 1519 and who eventually arrived in Philippines. His crew was the first to circumnavigate the world. |
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| an era of creativity and learning in Western Europe from the 14th-16th century |
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| the practice of one country controlling another's government and economy |
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| a series of military expeditions led by Western European Christians in the 11th, 12th, and 13th centuries to reclaim the Holy Land from the Muslims |
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| 16th century movement to change practices within the Roman Catholic Church |
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| to sail completely around the world |
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| an Italian explorer who sailed west from Spain in 1492 in oder to find a direct route to Asia |
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| Prince Henry the Navigator |
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| Portuguese prince who sent explorers down the coast of Africa to find a shortcut to Asia |
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| English playwright whose works are still performed today |
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| famous Renaissance artist and scientist |
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