chapter 12 (part 2) Flashcards

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another name for towns

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burgs

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mostly composed of traders and shop owners; started in burgs(towns) in Europe

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Middle class

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Most common industries (in middle class/burgs)

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trade, clothing, and banking

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4
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confederation of Northern German towns

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Hanseatic League

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5
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known for the manufacturing of wool

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flanders

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6
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what were the flanders known for

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wool

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7
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thick, massive walls, small windows and rounded arches

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Romanesque

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tall walls, stained glass windows, gave the church a tall. Light appearance

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Gothic

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9
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best example of Gothic architecture

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Cathedral of Notre Dame

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10
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powerful banking family of Florence, Italy

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Medici Family

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decisive factor in the rise of the middle class and the beginning of free market capitalism

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Growth of towns

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12
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⅓ to ½ of the population of Europe died between 1334 and 1351; spread by poor sanitation and hygiene

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Black Death (a form of Bubonic Plague)

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13
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location of first Medieval university for the study of medicine

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Salerno

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14
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most responsible for scholasticism (combination of Greek philosophy and Romanism) in the Church

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Thomas Aquinas

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15
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combination of Greek philosophy and Romanism

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scholasticism

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16
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emphasized observation and experimentation as a source of true knowledge about nature

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Roger Bacon

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17
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“Morningstar of the Reformation”

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John Wycliffe

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18
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taught the truth of God’s Word over the teachings of the Church; oxford Professor

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John Wycliffe

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19
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where did John Wycliffe attend college

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Oxford

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20
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when did John Wycliffe translate the Bible into English

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1382

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21
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followers of John Wycliffe

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Lollards

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22
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what happened to john wycliffe’s body

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burned 30 years after his death

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23
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Catholic professor from Bohemia

24
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Where was John Huss from

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Taught that only God, not the church, forgives sin
John Huss
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Catholic church meeting that executed Huss and burned Wycliffe
Council of Constance
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followers of John Huss
Hussites
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Followers of John Huss
Hussites
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Brethren of the Common Life
Gerhard Groote
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wrote *The Imitation of Christ*
Thomas a Kempis
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great spiritual leader of florence; burned at the stake for his teachings
Jerome Savonarola
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wrote Divine Comedy about a vision he had of heaven, hell, and purgatory
Dante
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wrote Canterbury Tales which describes a group of Pilgrims who enter a story-telling contest on their journey to Canterbury
Geoffrey Chaucer
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describes a group of Pilgrims who enter a story-telling contest on their journey to Canterbury
Canterbury Tales
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The Revival of Classical Learning
The Italian Renaissance
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the study of history, grammar, speech, and poetry; these studies were the focus of the Renaissance Era (1350-1600)
Humanities
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time where the focus was the study of history, grammar, speech, and poetry; dates?
the Renaissance Era (1350-1600)
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the study of humanities; during the Renaissance, it grew into denying God and exalting man
Humanism
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the “Father of Humanism”; author
Petrarch
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wrote *The Decameron*
Boccaccio
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wrote *The Prince*
Niccolo Machiavelli
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funded Renaissance artists’ material and financial
Patron
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What did Giotto create? (art)
*The Last Judgment*
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painted *The Last Judgment*
Giotto
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Personified the idea of the Renaissance Man (someone who studies many subjects)
Leonardo DaVinci
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someone who studies many subjects
Renaissance Man
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Two paintings by Leonardo DaVinci
Mona Lisa and The Last Supper
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painted the Sistine Madonna and The School of Athens
Rafael
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what did Rafael paint
*Sistine Madonna* and *The School of Athens*
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Painted The Sistine Chapel
Michelangelo
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What did Michelangelo paint
The Sistine Chapel
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Sculpted *David* and *Moses*
Michelangelo
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What did Michelangelo sculpt?
*David* and *Moses*
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invented the movable-type printing press in 1440
Johann Gutenburg
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creative first printed version of the Bible (in 1446)
Johann Gutenburg
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first printed version of the Bible
Gutenburg Bible