TheMediciWho was themost powerfulfamily inEurope duringtheRenaissanceProtestantReformationReligious reformmovement that ledto the founding ofother branches ofChristianityPatronsThese werewealthypeople whosponsoredartistsArts,Philosophy,LiteratureThe areas ofculturaladvancementduring theRenaissanceJohnWycliffeHe was declared aheretic after hisdeath because ofhis writingschallenged theCatholic churchPetrarchHumanist scholarwho was calledthe first touristbecause of howoften he traveled.HenryVIIIThe Pope refusedto grant him adivorce so hepassed the Act ofSupremacy tooverride the Pope'sdecisionLeonardoda VinciThe famous"Mona Lisa"painting wascompleted bywhat famousartist.PrintingPressIncreased literacyand the use ofvernacular was animportant effect ofwhat invention?RenaissanceManLeonardo daVinci hasbeendescribed asthe perfect..CouncilofTrentThe primarypurpose of thiswas to refuteProtestantbeliefsThePrinceOne of the firstworks ofpoliticalphilosophyduring theRenaissance.Catherineof AragonHenry VIIIdivorced thiswoman becauseshe was too oldto provide anheirJaneSeymourWho wasable to giveHenry VIII amale hair?CatherineParrHenry's last wifeacted more as acompanion andnurse as he aged.Who was she?1350TheRenaissancebeganaround whatyear?DanteRenaissancewriter focusedon imaginativeimages of theafterlifeClassicalKnowledgeWhat wastheRenaissancea "rebirth"of?95ThesesThisdocumenthelped initiatethe ProtestantReformationSecularismThe focus onworldlythemesinstead ofreligiousRomanCatholicBetween 1500-1600 this religionwas dominant inthe greatestnumber ofcountries.SalvationOne of MartinLuther'sideas is thatthis comes byfaith alone."ModernWorld"One of themajor impactsof theRenaissancemarked thebirth of the...PredestinationThis meansthat God hasplanned outa person'slife.TheMediciWho was themost powerfulfamily inEurope duringtheRenaissanceProtestantReformationReligious reformmovement that ledto the founding ofother branches ofChristianityPatronsThese werewealthypeople whosponsoredartistsArts,Philosophy,LiteratureThe areas ofculturaladvancementduring theRenaissanceJohnWycliffeHe was declared aheretic after hisdeath because ofhis writingschallenged theCatholic churchPetrarchHumanist scholarwho was calledthe first touristbecause of howoften he traveled.HenryVIIIThe Pope refusedto grant him adivorce so hepassed the Act ofSupremacy tooverride the Pope'sdecisionLeonardoda VinciThe famous"Mona Lisa"painting wascompleted bywhat famousartist.PrintingPressIncreased literacyand the use ofvernacular was animportant effect ofwhat invention?RenaissanceManLeonardo daVinci hasbeendescribed asthe perfect..CouncilofTrentThe primarypurpose of thiswas to refuteProtestantbeliefsThePrinceOne of the firstworks ofpoliticalphilosophyduring theRenaissance.Catherineof AragonHenry VIIIdivorced thiswoman becauseshe was too oldto provide anheirJaneSeymourWho wasable to giveHenry VIII amale hair?CatherineParrHenry's last wifeacted more as acompanion andnurse as he aged.Who was she?1350TheRenaissancebeganaround whatyear?DanteRenaissancewriter focusedon imaginativeimages of theafterlifeClassicalKnowledgeWhat wastheRenaissancea "rebirth"of?95ThesesThisdocumenthelped initiatethe ProtestantReformationSecularismThe focus onworldlythemesinstead ofreligiousRomanCatholicBetween 1500-1600 this religionwas dominant inthe greatestnumber ofcountries.SalvationOne of MartinLuther'sideas is thatthis comes byfaith alone."ModernWorld"One of themajor impactsof theRenaissancemarked thebirth of the...PredestinationThis meansthat God hasplanned outa person'slife.

The Renaissance & Reformation - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Who was the most powerful family in Europe during the Renaissance
    The Medici
  2. Religious reform movement that led to the founding of other branches of Christianity
    Protestant Reformation
  3. These were wealthy people who sponsored artists
    Patrons
  4. The areas of cultural advancement during the Renaissance
    Arts, Philosophy, Literature
  5. He was declared a heretic after his death because of his writings challenged the Catholic church
    John Wycliffe
  6. Humanist scholar who was called the first tourist because of how often he traveled.
    Petrarch
  7. The Pope refused to grant him a divorce so he passed the Act of Supremacy to override the Pope's decision
    Henry VIII
  8. The famous "Mona Lisa" painting was completed by what famous artist.
    Leonardo da Vinci
  9. Increased literacy and the use of vernacular was an important effect of what invention?
    Printing Press
  10. Leonardo da Vinci has been described as the perfect..
    Renaissance Man
  11. The primary purpose of this was to refute Protestant beliefs
    Council of Trent
  12. One of the first works of political philosophy during the Renaissance.
    The Prince
  13. Henry VIII divorced this woman because she was too old to provide an heir
    Catherine of Aragon
  14. Who was able to give Henry VIII a male hair?
    Jane Seymour
  15. Henry's last wife acted more as a companion and nurse as he aged. Who was she?
    Catherine Parr
  16. The Renaissance began around what year?
    1350
  17. Renaissance writer focused on imaginative images of the afterlife
    Dante
  18. What was the Renaissance a "rebirth" of?
    Classical Knowledge
  19. This document helped initiate the Protestant Reformation
    95 Theses
  20. The focus on worldly themes instead of religious
    Secularism
  21. Between 1500-1600 this religion was dominant in the greatest number of countries.
    Roman Catholic
  22. One of Martin Luther's ideas is that this comes by faith alone.
    Salvation
  23. One of the major impacts of the Renaissance marked the birth of the...
    "Modern World"
  24. This means that God has planned out a person's life.
    Predestination