Chapter 14 vocab Flashcards

1
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Joan of Arc was ____ by the Catholic Church

A

canonized

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2
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everyday language of ordinary people

A

Vernacular

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3
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Pope Francis was an important ____ during the Renaissance

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patron

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4
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John Calvin set up a _____ in Geneva after being asked by Protestants to lead their community

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theocracy

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5
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Books began being written in ____ which was easier for most people to read

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vernacular

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6
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Sir Thomas More was _____ after being executed for treason for not accepting King Henry’s takeover of the Catholic church.

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canonized

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7
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person who provides financial support for arts

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Patron

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8
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government run by religious leaders

A

Theocracy

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9
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At the heart of the Italian Renaissance was an intellectual movement known as ______

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humanism

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10
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intellectual movement at the heart of the Italian Renaissance that focused on the worldly subjects rather than on religious issues

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Humanism

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11
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Many people did not want a ____ because they felt that church and state should be seperate

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Theocracy

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12
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recognize one as a saint

A

Canonize

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13
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During the Renissance, the ____ effect was used in paintings to make them appear realistic

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perspective

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14
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To help finance projects to make churches more beautiful, the Church increased fees for marriages and baptism and some clergy promoted the sale of ______

A

indulgences

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15
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Many women who were accused of being witches, were used as ______ and blamed for infant deaths.

A

scapegoats

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16
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People started believing that ____ was just as important as religion and started studying many different subjects.

17
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Martin Luther’s 95 Thesis against the Church stirred up much debate. The Church wanted Luther to _____ these arguments but Luther refused.

18
Q

Galileo was forced to ___ his theory that the Earth revolved around the sun

19
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acceptable middle ground

A

Compromise

20
Q

Lorenzo the Magnificent was a generous _____ of the arts

21
Q

Many Jews lived in ____ not because they were forced to but because they wanted to

22
Q

in the Roman Catholic Church, pardon for sins committed during a person’s lifetime

A

Indulgence

23
Q

separate section of a city where members of a minority are forced to live.

24
Q

In Venice and many other Italian cities, Jews were forced to live in walled _____

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person, group or thing forced to take the blame for crimes or mistakes of others
Scapegoat
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\_\_\_\_\_ were given to any Catholic who was willing to pay the fee
indulgences
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give up one's views or beliefs
Recant
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Priest Desiderius Erasmus produced a new Greek edition of the New Testament and also called for a ____ version of the Bible to be created.
venacular
29
Kings and Queens always found a ____ instead of taking the blame for themselves
scapegoats
30
Renaissance painters developed new techniques for representing humans and landscapes in a relistic way and learned the rules of \_\_\_\_\_\_\_
perspective
31
Queen Elizabeth created policies that were a ____ between Protestant and Catholic practices
compromise
32
artistic technique used to give drawings and paintings a three- dimensional effect
Perspective
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Scientists had to _____ with the Church involving many experiements
compromise