Cultural golden age Flashcards

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what are the 4 topics to asses for cultural golden age?

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theology, art/literature, architecture, new world culture

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2
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what meant theology in Spain wasn’t as strong as it could have been?

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inquisition

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3
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how did IQ damage theology?

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created fear of writing about religion and trying to reform

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4
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who did the IQ persecute that damaged theology?

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  • erasmians, illuminists and jesuits who were trying to reform catholicism
  • even though they were great intellectuals and were trying to reform and improve Catholicism
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5
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when was the index of banned books introduced ?

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august 1559

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how many books were on the index of banned books by 1580?

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2500 - including 14 versions of bible

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how did index of banned books weaken theology?

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prevented people from learning about religion and becoming better catholics

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8
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was the ban on books watertight?

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no. people could still get the books if they really wanted them

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9
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give some examples of people having banned books?

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  • Jose de salas had 250 banned books

- Philip had 100s of banned books in El Escorial

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10
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what were students banned from doing in 1559?

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studying at foreign unis

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11
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what was the art like in Spain?

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health arts scene - art was popular

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12
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who were some of Philip’s favourite painters?

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Titian and Hieronymus Bosch

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13
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how paintings did Philip have?

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1,400

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14
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which artist did the nobles like? what did he start?

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El Greco - he started expressionism

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15
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give an example of a famous Spanish writer?

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Cervantes - equivalent of Shakespeare

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16
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what book did Cervantes write?

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don quixote in 1605

17
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what genre did Cervantes start?

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picaresque genre

18
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how did Cervantes take inspiration from Spain?

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  • walked down old castle and Andalusia

- fought at lepanto

19
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what was architecture like in spain?

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flourishing architectural scene in Spain

20
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who was El Escorial developed by? (give years)

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cutting edge Italian architects (1563-85)

21
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how many palaces were improved by Philip?

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1 in 10

22
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what was Philip heavily involved in?

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Redesigning Madrid

23
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how were the gardens of aranjuez designed?

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in the north European style

24
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how was the palace of disputacion changed?

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redesigned and modelled on plans of Michelangelo

25
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how did the new world affect culture?

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new world provided stimulus for culture of golden age

26
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what areas did new world lead to improvements in?

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Cartography, geography, anthropology and botany

27
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what expedition did Philip finance?

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Philip financed 6yr expedition in 1570 by Dr. Francisco Hernandez to study in plants and animals in new world

28
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what famous book was written on anthropology?

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Bernardino de sahagun - ‘history of things of new spain’

29
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in terms if science, what developments were there?

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artillery, shipbuilding and navigation

30
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what did they perfect for silver?

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use of mercury for extraction of silver - allowed for more rapid exploitation of silver

31
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when was mercury extraction first used?

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Mexico in 1557 and peru in 1574

32
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how did field of medicine improve?

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47% increase in studies 1475-1600