Chapter 12 Flashcards

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What is the Renaissance interested in

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The achievements of the ancient Greeks and Romans

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Where did the Renaissance begin

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Italy

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3
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What cities became rich through trade and industry

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Florence and Venice

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What is humanism

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Emphasized the abilities and accomplishments of humans. Humanists believed people were capable of great things and placed a great value on education.

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What did humanities include

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History, poetry, and grammar

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What did artists paint instead of religious scenes

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Everyday life

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Who painted the Pieta and the creation of Adam

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Michelangelo

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What did Leonardo da Vinci do as the first scientist

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Performed human dissections of the body to study anatomy

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What were 2 of da vincis paintings

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The Mona Lisa and last supper

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What does William Shakespeare’s writing show

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A deep understanding of human nature and expressed the thoughts and feelings of his characters

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Who invented the first real printing press in Germany

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Johannes Gutenberg

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12
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What was his first printed book

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The bible

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13
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What did these discoveries inspire Europeans to study

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Math, astronomy, and science

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Describe the impact of navigation and exploration

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The introduction of latitude lines on maps made it easier for navigators to find their way. Discovery of new ocean currents. New instruments allowed sailors to locate their positions. New ships could carry enough food and water for longer voyages. Larger ships with new sails and better steering devices made longer voyages possible.

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What is an indulgence

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An act of kindness or favor that in return one receives a pardon from temporal punishments of sin.

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16
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Where was Martin Luther born

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Germany

17
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What did he write

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The 95 theses that were a complaint against church practices

18
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What did Luther believe

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That nothing could be done to save us on our own accord

19
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What were the ideas of Martin Luther

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Purgatory was a false doctrine, salvation was through faith alone, the bible alone should be the final authority for truth, and the only two sacraments that were valid were baptism and the last supper

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What was the diet of worms

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A meeting by the church that deals with Martin Luthers teachings and telling him to renounce his teachings that they are lies. He refused saying that it was against his conscience

21
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Where was John Calvin born

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France

22
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Who’s writings made Calvin begin to doubt his faith

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Aristotle, Luther, and Plato

23
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What laws did Calvin believe still applied to Christians

A

Old Testament

24
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What did Calvin believe was the surest path to heaven

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A reformed Christianity

25
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What does Renaissance mean

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Rebirth