Chapter One Flashcards
Renewed interest in classical culture during a period of time
Renaissance
Study of human potential and achievements
Humanism
Worldly and concerned with have and now
Secular
Person who supports the arts
Patrons
Indicates three dimensions
Perspective
Native language
Vernacular
“No place” or ideal place
Utopia
Machine that presses paper against an inked tray
Printing press
Complete bible/first full sized book printed
Gutenberg bible
A pardon
Indulgence
Movement for religious reform
Reformation
Member of Protestant church founded by Martin Luther
Lutheran
Christians who belonged to non Catholic Church
Protestant
Religious settlement signed in 1555
Peace of Augsburg
Set aside
Annul
Church of England
Anglican
Doctrine that god has decided all things
Predestination
Religion based on Calvin’s teachings
Calvinism
Government controlled by religious leaders
Theocracy
Followers of Knox
Presbyterian
Protestant group that believed in baptizing only those who were older enough to decide to be a Christian
Anabaptists
Helping Catholics to remain loyal
Catholic reformation
Members of a religious order called society of Jesus
Jesuits
Meeting of Roman Catholic leaders
Council of Trent