Printing Press - machine that presses paper against inked moveable type, Johannes Gutenberg - inventor of the printing press, Renaissance - a period in Europe of renewed creativity and great achievements in the arts, Humanism - a way of thought that stressed the importance of human beings and human achievement, classics - the works of ancient Greek and Roman writers, Reformation - a religious movement against the Catholic Church led by Martin Luther, Martin Luther - priest who posted 95 Theses against the Catholic Church and began the Protestant Reformation, indulgence - a pardon for a person's sins, Protestant - a Christian who broke away from the Catholic Church, Enlightenment - movement that stressed reason over science, John Locke - believed in natural rights to life, liberty and property, feudalism - dominant social system in medieval Europe in which the nobles held lands from the king in exchange for military service,

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