Chapter 12 terms Flashcards
new monarchies
france, england, spain, and germany made new monarchies to centralize their government
civic humanism
belief that people need to be involved with politics and state
entrepreneur
organizes and operates a business
estates
social hierarchy divided in 3 estates (1-clergy, 2-nobility, 3-peasants)
hermeticism
religious tradition based on writings of hermes trismegistus
humanism
focus more on human based life rather than religion aspect, liberal arts and humanities
individualism
people were secular from the church, could do anything by themselves
neo-platonism
following plato about philosophy and recognised the great chain of being, plato in christianity
nepotism
favoring relatives or friends by giving them jobs
pantheism
seeing divinity in all aspects of life
renaissance
rebirth of everything, started in florence (1400),
secularism
separation from church
leonardo bruni
humanist, wrote about cicero, “the renaissance man”
erasmus
humanist, talked about church, dutch, stayed with henry VIII, supported Luther, wanted to reform but not destroy catholicism, infuenced luther
hanseatic league
middle low german area, confederation that was composed of merchant towns, flanders-most important trade centers
lorenzo valla
italian humanist and educator that exposed historical hoaxes
johannes gutenberg
invented printing press
first estate
clergy
l’uomo universale
renaissance man
third estate
peasants
medici family
cloth; commerce; realestate; banking; controlled florence (cosimo and his grandson lorenzos)
mirandolo, oration on the dignity of man
wrote about the great chain man
castiglione, book of a courtier
wrote about renaissance man
machiavelli, the prince
prince should be feared than loved, kicked out of florence, forced to give up politics
michaelangelo
david, pieta, sistine chapel
raphael
inspired by michaelangelo, school of athens
da vinci
closest thing to renaissance man drew anatomy of human body (arms), monalissa, inventions, left handed, wrote backwards, and didn’t talk about his work
isabella d’Este
first feminist, ruled mantua when husband died, intellectual, “first lady of the world”
lollards
followers of john wyclif (see below)
john wyclif
attacked the papacy and christian beliefs in the medieval period denounced their temporal authority
john hus
attacked excessive power of the papcy within the church, declared free, but then died, hussite wars
hussite wars
caused by john hus death
frequens
said that the church woul;d convene to ensure that the church was still reforming
sacrosancta
stated that a general council of the church received its authority
regiomantanus
lunar distances used to determine longitude of sea
war of roses
england, lancaster and york to fight for english crown, lancaster won: became henry tudor (VII)
Charles VII
dauphin see above
Louis XI
king, universal spider, got a bunch of land when father died (Charles VII) France
Ferdinand and Isabella
inquisition, royal councils: chose their own clergymen,
“Spanishness”
Maximilian I
became holy roman emperor, tried to centralize parliament administratrion, (
Charles V
son of philip and joanna, ruler of habsburd, burgundian, and spanish territories. habsburg-valois wars with francis I (wanted to be HRE)- surrounded by charles V’s territories (wants unification under catholicism) etc
Tudors
Henry Tudors eliminated livery and maintenance, established star chamber (Henry VII)
livery and maintenance
practice by which wealthy aristocrats maintained private armies of followers dedicated to the service of their lord
star chamber
did not use juries and allowed torture to be used to extract confessions
Henry VIII
annulment; act of supremacy; treason act; anglican church; wives: catherine of aragon, anne boleyn, jane seymour, anne cleves, catherine howard, catherine parr (lived, beheaded, died, lived, beheaded, survived)
moriscos
people of muslim background who converted to catholicism during the inquisition
marranos
people of jewish background who converted to catholicism during the inquisition
hasbsburgs
holy roman empire remained in the hands of the habsburg dynasty, see maximilian and Charles V
spanish inquisition
Ferdinand and Isabella asked the pope to introduce the inquisition into spain in 1478 (under royal control); killed moriscos and marranos to purify spain
charles the bold
duke of burgundy, attempted to create middle kingdom between france and germany, died fighting the swiss- Louis XI added Charles the bold’s possessions to his own lands
pope julius II
warrior pope- most involved in war and politics