History Ch 2 Flashcards

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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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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

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Explain in detail the causes of the Renaissance
Wealthy merchant class leads to money spent on art Italian Peninsula great for trade Inspired by their Roman roots
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Explain in detail the causes of the Reformation
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
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Explain how the printing press impacted the Renaissance and Reformation era
Printing press spread new ideas People learned to read and write Without it, reformation and renaissance would have been slowed/hindered