Which -ism was dominant during the Renaissance?

These Jesuit "religious cleansings" were held in Spain and Italy and persecuted Jews

The English Bill of Rights was created from what revolution?

What had revoked the Edict of Nantes?

Who had created the Vitruvian Man (1485-90) and other early sketches of human anatomy?

What art style began in the Catholic Reformation and was to demonstrate the glory and power of the Church?

Who were apart of the Atlantic Five, during the period of exploration? (List at least 4 to get right)

Who had thought of the Social Contract (1651), Leviathan (1660) and that humans are born self-interested and wicked

Which decree outlawed Martin Luther as a heretic and was issued by Emperor Charles V?

What war was held in 1562-1598 due to the death of Henry II (1559) and created a power struggle for the throne?

Which Treaty "split" the new world between Portugal and Spain?

Who had created St. Petersburg which became the capital of Russia and wanted Russia to become more like Western Europe?

This allowed princes in Germany to choose the religion for their region, Catholics or Protestants were allowed to move to accommodate their religion and resulted in the permanent division of Germany until 1871

The Peace of Westphalia was created to put what war to an end?

What economic development had rulers to believe that in order to gain economic and military strength in the state, it must be built up with silver and gold bullion?

Who had created the Heliocentric view which was condemned by the Catholic Church, Calvin, and Luther?

Which act allowed the English king to become the head of the church?

Who was the most important Pope in reforming the Church, helped during the counter-reformation and challenging Protestantism?

This was caused by the growth of population in Europe, the Price Revolution, New-Nation Centered Economic System, and new ocean trade routes, spices, sugars, and precious metal

Who had created Laissez-faire, the invisible hand, and written The Wealth of Nations (1776)?