History Ch 2 Flashcards

1
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What were challenges people faced in Europe during the 14th and 15th centuries

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Murder rate high, plague, malnutrition, violence, anything bad

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2
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What is the Great Schism and how was the Church affected

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Split in catholic church over who the Pope is

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3
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What advantages did Italy have to make it the birthplace of the Renaissance

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It had a wealthy merchant class. Thriving cities. Classical heritage

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4
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Define: Secularism

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Believe human needs and values more important than religious beliefs

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5
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Define humanism

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Focus on human achievement

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6
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Define patron

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Someone who gives financial support

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7
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Define indulgences

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Pardons for sin

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8
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What did society focus on during the Renaissance period

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Non-religious things, Greeks and Romans, art, literature, learning

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9
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What does Renaissance mean

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Rebirth

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10
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Describe a Renaissance man

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Well rounded person, highly educated

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11
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Which city was the epicenter of the renaissance

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Florence

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12
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What was an immediate effect the printing press had on society

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People learned to read and write

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13
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What did Martin Luther teach

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Salvation is by faith alone in God, Bible is the main source of authority, people can interpret Bible on their own

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14
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What was the significance of the reformation

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Social political change, Protestantism, challenge Catholic church

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15
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What was the importance of the printing press? What was the first thing printed on the press

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Spread ideas quickly, people learned to read, Bible

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16
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Why did England break away from the Catholic church

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Political and personal reasons. Henry VIII

17
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How did the church respond to Martin Luther’s teachings

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Excommunicated him

18
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What are the differences between Lutheranism and Catholicism

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Catholics believe in salvation by works, Lutherans salvation by faith and reject Pope

19
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What did John Calvin teach regarding salvation

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He believed in pre-destination (God planned for some ppl to go to heave and some to hell)

20
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What are the key differences between Lutheranism and Calvinism

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Lutheranism: Free will
Calvinism: Pre-destination

21
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What was the goal of the Catholic counter reformation

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To revive spiritual part of Catholicism, to combat heresy, to define Catholic doctrine

22
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What belief was shared by all the important scientist of the scientific revolution

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Truth is achievable through inquiry and observation

23
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What did Francis Bacon stress that helped develop the scientific method

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People need to experiment and observe

24
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What happened during the peasant revolt in 1524 and who was against it

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The peasants revolted against the Lords. Martin Luther

25
Q

Explain in detail the causes of the Renaissance

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Wealthy merchant class leads to money spent on art
Italian Peninsula great for trade
Inspired by their Roman roots

26
Q

Explain in detail the causes of the Reformation

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Widespread corruption in the Catholic church
Popes and other leaders were greedy
Sell of indulgences
Martin Luther speaks against the church leading to a revolt

27
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Explain how the printing press impacted the Renaissance and Reformation era

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Printing press spread new ideas
People learned to read and write
Without it, reformation and renaissance would have been slowed/hindered