AP EXAM Flashcards
a book written by Machiavelli about how to rule effectively
The Prince
U.S. Conservative president during the 80’s that sparred with Gorbachev
Reagan
Florentine Banking Family and Art Patrons
Medicis
famous Greek mannerist artist
El Greco
most famous Renaissance Ruling woman “first lady of the world”
Isabelle d’Este
Commissioned the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
Pope Julius II
Humanist who wrote a biography about Cicero
Leonardi Bruni
written by Pico della Mirandola (studied all schools of philosophy)
Oration on the Dignity of Man
earliest Italian Renaissance artist known for his frescoes
Masaccio
The Birth of Venus and La Primavera
Botticelli
Mona Lisa
Leonardo da Vinci
considered himself first and foremost a sculptor
Michelangelo Buonarroti
name of the most famous panel on Sistine Chapel ceiling
Creation of Adam
Flemish Artist of Giovanni Arnolfini and his Bride
Jan Van Eyck
The most Catholic Monarchs (name both)
Ferdinand and Isabella
dynasty that rule the Holy Roman Empire
Habsburgs
Czech religious reformer burned at the stake
Jan Hus
most influential of all Christian Humanists “Praise of Folly”
Erasmus
“as soon as the coin in the coffer rings a soul from purgatory springs”
Johann Tetzel
book written by Sir Thomas More
Utopia
who protected Luther?
Frederick the Wise/ Elector of Saxony
radical who inflamed the peasants “strike while the iron is hot”
Thomas Müntzer
Holy Roman Emperor who met with Luther and had issues with France and the pope
Charles V
“The Magnificent” leader of the Ottoman Empire
Suleimann
author of the “Divine Comedy”
Dante Alighieri
Swiss reformer who formed the Anabaptists
Zwingli
started the Church of England
Henry VIII
set up the Calvinist church in Scotland
John Knox
England’s Catholic Queen who executed many Protestants
Mary I (Bloody Mary)
Virgin Queen who made England significant again
Elizabeth I
defeated the Incas in Peru
Pizarro
Married Marie Antoinette
Louis XVI
what lawyer turned leader of the French Revolution became a crazy person and ended up going to the guillotine after his failed suicide attempt?
Robespierre
Leader of the Congress of Vienna
Metternich
On the Origin of Species
Darwin
French author and philosopher who fought for freedom of speech and was exiled to England
Voltaire
the laws of planetary motion and that planets moved in ellipses
Kepler
Romantic artist of Liberty Leading Her People
Delacroix
British Cotton manufacturer who believed humans should live in a cooperative environment
Robert Owen
British pioneer of Mass Tourism (Paris, Switzerland)
Thomas Cook
French scientist who discovered the capabilities of radium
Marie Curie
The Starry Messenger
Galileo
German Scientist of the theory of relativity
Einstein
Irrational thinker “god is dead” rejected democracy and universal suffrage
Nietzche
Revolutionary Socialist who advocated violence to ensure socialism (general strike)
Georges Sorel
Father of psychoanalysis
Sigmund Freud
“My Struggle” written by Hitler
Mein Kampf
Conservative prime minister of England (first female)
Thatcher
invented the steam engine and is sometimes considered the father of the Industrial Revolution
James Watt
Feminist who authored “Vindication of the Rights of Woman”
Mary Wollstonecraft
Principia
Sir Isaac Newton
“I think therefore I am”
Renee Descartes
16th century father of anatomy
Andreas Vesalius
He was beheaded and Oliver Cromwell took over
Charles I
Discourse on Method (father of modern rationalism)
Descartes
law of universal gravitation
Isaac Newton
Assassinated Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Gabriel Princip
Brit who came up with the Scientific Method
Francis Bacon
On the Motion of the Heart and Blood
William Harvey
French Scientist who fought to keep religion and science united. Wrote “Pensees”
Pascal
What Napoleon descendent was elected leader of France
Louis Napoleon or Napoleon III
German leader of the Afrika Korps who was known for being a human Nazi leader that was forced to commit suicide for ignoring Hitler’s orders
Rommel
Leader of the USSR after Stalin
Kruschev
English author who wrote “Reflections on the Revolution in France” (conservatism)
Edmund Burke
One of the two liberators of South America
Simon Bolivar
Who were the Greeks revolting against in the Greek Revolt
Ottoman Turks
Russian author of “War and Peace”
Lev Tolstoy
Prolific Spanish author who developed Cubism
Picasso
Russian Abstract painter who concentrated on color
Kandinksy
Impressionist composer of Claire de Lune
De Bussy
Composer of the Revolutionary “Rite of Spring”
Stravinksy
Invented the light bulb
Thomas Edison
invented the telephone
Alexander Graham Bell
sent first radio waves across the Atlantic
Marconi
female entomologist studied life cycles
Maria Merian
English philosopher of natural rights Life, Liberty, and Property
John Locke
came up with the idea of the Separation of Powers
Montesquieu
French Neoclassical artist: Tennis Court Oath, Death of Marat, and Coronation of Napoleon
Jaques Louis David
Italian philosophe against capital punishment
Beccaria
Founder of the Methodist movement
John Wesley
Most famous French Mistress (Louis XV)
Madame Pompedour
most educated and cultured monarch of the 18th century, briefly had Voltaire in his court
Frederick the Great
Name one of the Enlightened Monarchs
Joseph II
Austrian princess married to Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
British radical leader of the suffragette movement
Emmeline Pankhurst
advocated for a Zionist state “The Jewish State”
Theodor Herze
Jew accused of selling secrets and was imprisoned but eventually pardoned
Alfred Dreyfus
British entrepreneur who found gold and diamonds in Africa
Cecil Rhodes
German leader in WWI
Kaiser Wilhelm II
The “Butcher of Congo” pretty much one of the worst humans ever
King Leopold II
Leader of the Bolsheviks that overthrew the Tsar
Vladimir Lenin
a Siberian peasant who had Alexandra under his spell
Rasputin
Author “On Liberty” that also advocated for women’s rights
John Stuart Mill
What Russian Tsar reformed education, relaxed censorship and freed political prisoners only to quickly revert back to complete control and censorship
Tsar Alexander II
Successful leader of the Haitian Revolution
Toussaint L’Ouverture
Uncertainty principle
Heisenberg
French socialist who came up with the idea of state run workshops
Louis Blanc
Painted the Sistine Chapel Ceiling
Michelangelo Buonarroti
Norther European artist of everyday people, festivals, weddings, etc.
Brueghel
Father of Italian Renaissance Humanism
Petrarch
written by Castiglione on how to be a proper European Aristocrat
Book of the Courtier
invented the Printing Press
Johann Gutenberg
painting by Raphael that showed many famous Greeks
School of Athens
designed by Brunelleschi
Il Duomo
did any earlier bronze of David
Donatello
La Pieta
Michelangelo Buonarroti
The Last Supper
Leonardo da Vinci