English unit 3 questions Flashcards

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What were humanist still interested in during the renaissance?

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Theology and religious questions.

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Who were two famous humanist?

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Sir Thomas More and Erasmus

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What was the main focus of humanist interest?

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Earthly matters

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During the renaissance educated people began to embrace what?

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an intellectual movement known as humanism

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Why are historical periods in exact and generally unknown to the people who live during them?

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They are named later by historians to describe general trends rather than precise beginnings and endings

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The intellectual movement known as humanism-

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Joined the wisdom of the classics with that of the Bible, emphasizing ideals of wisdom and virtue

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Why did the invention of the printing with movable type have a great impact?

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The wide availability of reading material allowed ideas to spread quickly

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How did the monk Martin Luther contribute to the beginning of the Reformation

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By developing a personal form of Christianity not based on papal decrees

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In the mid-1500s, many people in England were dissatisfied with the Church of England because they-

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feld that the church was in sufficiently reformed, merely a copy of Catholicism

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King Henry VIII of England could be considered a “Renaissance man” because he-

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Was literary, musical, athletic, and scholarly

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England’s independence from the Catholic countries of the Mediterranean was ensured by-

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The English navy’s defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588

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What caused an eleven-year gap in the line of English monarchs between 1649 an 1660?

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England was ruled by Parliament and by the Puritan dictator Oliver Cromwell

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What did humanist look to for wisdom and knowledge?

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The Bible, Latin and Greek classics

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What did humanist combine in order to teach people how to live and rule?

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They combined classical ideals with traditional Christian thought in order to teach people how to live and rule

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What did the invention of the printing press help?

And what happened?

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  • It helped spread this new emphasis on the humanities

- as more books became available to more people than ever before

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What did Henry VIII do in 1534?

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he broke away from the church because the pope refused to grant him an annulment with his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, and declared himself head of the Church of England.

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What marked the beginning of the Protestant Reformation in England?

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Henry breaking away from the Roman Catholic Church

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What did the English wish during the reformation?

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To put an end to the widespread corruption among the clergy and to the politic power that Rome and its ally Spain wielded over English affairs

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18
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What was the Spanish Armada?

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The most decisive event in England’s emergence as a naval power and independent political force in Northern Europe was the defeat of the great armada of Spanish ships by the Royal Navy in 1588.

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What is an armada?

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Is a fleet of warships

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What questions did humanists ask when they went to the old Latin and Greek classics?

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“What is a human being?”
“What is a good life?”
“How do I lead a good life?”

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21
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What did most scholars forget during the long period of the Middle Ages? What did they use?

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  • The forgot the Greek language

- they used a form of Latin that was very different from the Latin of Ancient Rome

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What did people discover during the Renaissance?

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They discovered the marvels of old Greek and Latin classics-books that had been tucked away on the cobweb-covered shelves of monasteries for hundreds of years

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What could people during the renaissance now do?

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Learn to read Greek, and reform the Latin they read, wrote, and spoke

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What was the renewal of the human spirit?

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A renewal of curiosity and creativity

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Why was there a renewal of the human spirit?

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Because people became more curious about themselves and their world than people in the Middle Ages

26
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What is a Renaissance person?

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And emerge tube and productive human being who is interested in science, literature, history, art, and other subjects. EXAMPLE: Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence

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Where did the new energy and creativity start? Why?

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In Italy because it was where considerable wealth had been generated from banking and trade with the East.

28
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When did the Renaissance begin and end?

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It started in the 14th century and lasted into the 16th century.

29
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True or False?
The Roman Catholic Church was very rich, powerful in political affairs, in ways we would probably object object today during this time

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True

30
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Many of the popes were what?

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Were lavish patrons of artists, architects, and scholar. EXAMPLE: Pope Julius II

31
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What did humanist seek to harmonize?

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The Bible and the classics, to strengthen, not discredit, Christianity

32
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What was humanist goal?

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To recover ancient writings, share the findings, become teacher to report them,

33
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What did Johanns Gutenberg print?

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Latin Bible, at Mainz,Germany

34
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Who also made a printing press that help spread in England?

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William Caxton

35
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Perhaps the bet known of all the Renaissance humanist

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Desiderius Erasmus

36
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He traveled most of Europe, wrote Latin, could address his many writings to all the educated people of Western Europe, taught Greek at Cambridge, and became friends with Thomas More

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Desiderius Erasmus

37
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These two men loved life, laughter, and classical learning, and they were both dedicated to the Church, though they were impatient with some of the Church’s corrupt practices at that time

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Sir Thomas More, Erasmus of Rotterdam

38
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More’s treatise on human society

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Utopia, became immediately popular, and it has been repeatedly translated into English and many other languages. It is useful adjective for describing impractical social schemes: utopian

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He found a new kind of Christianity, based on not what the pope said but on a personal understanding of the Bible.

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Martin Luther

40
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Henry wanted her as her second wife

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Anne Boleyn

41
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What did Henry do after Catherine refused to accept the annulment?

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He closed all of England’s monasteries and sold the rich buildings and lands to his subjects.

42
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He was loyal to Henry, now lord chancellor of England, then was beheaded

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Sir Thomas more

43
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True or false?

people believed at first that Protestant church at first was not reformed enough that is was a copy of Catholicism

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True

44
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He used Mary’s execution as an excuse to invade England

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King Philip of Spain,

45
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What did king Philip do?

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Assemble a vat fleet of warship for the purpose: the famous Spanish Armada

46
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What did England’s Royal Navy do?

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Assisted greatly by nasty weather in the Irish Sea, destroyed the Spanish Armada

47
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What did the sinking of the Spanish Armada assure?

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England’s and all northern Europe’s independence from the powerful Catholic countries of the Mediterranean

48
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What did Elizabeth become after the defeat if the Armada?

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A symbol of peace, security, and prosperity to her subjects and provided inspiration to scores of English authors

49
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The main subject of Shakespeare’s 154 sonnets is-

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Love

50
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The form of a Shakespearean sonnet is

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Three quatrains followed by a couplet

51
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The turn after the first two quatrains of a Shakespearean sonnet usually signifies a-

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Summation of the poem theme

52
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What is a quatrain?

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A group or stanza of four lines

53
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In a Shakespearean sonnet, how’s my different sounds do the ends of lines contain?

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Seven

54
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What is a poems tone?

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The attitude an author or speaker take toward the material in a poem

55
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How can the sounds of a poem affect its tone?

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By imagining the poem spoken by a human voice, the reader can get a sense of the poem’s tone

56
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Which were all mysteries about Shakespeare’s sonnets

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  1. Who is the dark lady
  2. Who is the beloved friend
  3. Could the sonnets be rearranged to tell a story
57
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All the couplet at the end of the sonnets

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Add a statement of impact and importance

58
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According to the speaker in sonnet 130, music, roses, and perfume-

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Are false comparisons to make with the charms of true love

59
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In lines 10-12, the speaker compares a bird at day break to his-

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Mood

60
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What kind of sorrow does the speaker think about in line 3 of Sonnet 30 when he says, “I sigh the lack of many a thing I sought”?

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Sorrow over things he wanted but never got

61
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The metaphor in Sonnet 30 come mostly from the fields of-

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Law and finance