| 1. | ___ | Italy | a. 1 of every 4 people died from the Black Death |
| 2. | ___ | Venice and Genoa | b. Sent settlers to the 13 colonies |
| 3. | ___ | Europe | c. Controlled Mediterranean trade routes |
| 4. | ___ | England | d. The Renaissance began there in the 1300s |
| 5. | ___ | Spain | e. The English defeated its Armada |
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| 6. | ___ | Johannes Gutenberg | a. The Catholic Church called him a heretic |
| 7. | ___ | Cervantes | b. Wrote about the travels of a mad knight |
| 8. | ___ | Joan of Arc | c. French heroine in the Hundred Year's War |
| 9. | ___ | Copernicus | d. Helped increase Europe's supply of books |
| 10. | ___ | Martin Luther | e. Studied the movement of planets around the sun |
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| 11. | ___ | Erasmus | a. Considered the world's greatest playwright |
| 12. | ___ | William Shakespeare | b. Wrote about human thoughts, actions, feelings |
| 13. | ___ | Machiavelli | c. Conducted scientific experiments |
| 14. | ___ | Galileo | d. Encouraged rule by any means necessary |
| 15. | ___ | Medici family | e. Supported the work of painters and writers |
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| 16. | ___ | Vasco da Gama | a. His crew sailed around the world |
| 17. | ___ | John Cabot | b. Sailed around Africa to India |
| 18. | ___ | Christopher Columbus | c. Claimed the St. Lawrence River for France |
| 19. | ___ | Ferdinand Magellan | d. Discovered the New World |
| 20. | ___ | Jacques Cartier | e. Claimed eastern North America for England |