History Test. 2/1 Flashcards

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Essay: Describe how the humanist movement took a new direction in Florence. At the beginning of the 15 century

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See paper

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2
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Essay: describe the renaissance style of painting and it’s two major developments.

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See paper

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16) During high renaissance in Italy there were 4 major artists at that time. Who were they?

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Leonardo Davi chi. Raphael. Donatello. Michelangelo.

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4
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4) who wrote “the city of lady’s” ?

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Christine de Pizan

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5
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Who wrote The Prince?

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Niccolo Machiavelli

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6
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What did the council of Trent do?

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Reaffirmed traditional catholic beliefs and clarified catholic doctrine

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7
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Calvin and Luther agreed on everything accept what?

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Predestination

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8
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The Canterbury Tales were important because they were written in what?

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English

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9
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The Book Of The Courtier described the perfect what?

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Noble

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10
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This man introduced Protestant reforms in Zurich Switzerland

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Ulrich Zwingli

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11
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This movement had a profound effect on education

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Humanists

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12
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The man who began the Protestant reformation

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Martin Luther

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13
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Renaissance means…

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Rebirth

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14
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Where did the renaissance start

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Italy

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15
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Characteristics of the renaissance:

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1- largely urban society. City states became centers of life
2- age of recovery from the plague, political instability, and decline of church power.
3- new view of human being and what they can achieve

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16
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Main city states of Italy (early renaissance)

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Milan. Venice. Florence

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17
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Who ran Florence in the early renaissance

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de’ Medici family

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18
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Who ruled Venice in the early renaissance

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Elected doge

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19
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Who ruled Florence for a short while. (Early renaissance)

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Savonarola

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20
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Who tries to take over Italy? (Early renaissance)

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Charles VIII

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21
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Who battled over Italy, how long did it last, and who won?

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Charles VIII (France) and Spain. 30years. Spain wins in 1527.

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22
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What book was one of the most influential works on political power in the western world

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The Prince

23
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What was The Prince about

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How to acquire and hold power

24
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Who wrote The Book Of The Courtier

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Baldassarre Casttiglione

25
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What was “the perfect noble”

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Must have character, be a warrior and serve his Prince in an honest effective way

26
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What percent of the population was the nobility? (Early renaissance)

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2-3%

27
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Percent of population was peasants

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85-90%

28
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Ranking of the peasants

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Patrician
Burgher (shopkeeper, artisans)
Workers

29
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Urban poverty increased when

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1300-1400

30
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What was the Petrarch called

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The father of Italian renaissance and humanism

31
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Def. vernacular

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Writing in the language spoken

32
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Who wrote Divine Comedy

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Dante

33
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Who wrote Canterbury Tales

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Chaucer

34
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What did Filippo Brunelleschi do

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Designed the church of San Lorenzo in Florence

35
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Who was one of the first to use oil paints

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Jan van Eyck

36
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Best known humanist

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Desiderius Erasmus

37
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What did Desiderius Erasmus believe

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The philosophy of Christ

38
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Who wrote The Praise of Folly and what was its purpose

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Desiderius Erasmus. To encourage reform of the Catholic Church

39
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The Modern Devotion taught what

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The need to follow the teachings of Jesus

40
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What is the sale of indulgences

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Was a card you could buy that released all punishment for sin.

41
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What date did the 95 thesis go up

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Oct 13 1517

42
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What did the Edict of Worms say about Martin Luther

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It declared him an outlaw

43
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Who was Martin Luther protected by

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Frederick of Saxony

44
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What did Peace of Augsburg do

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Ended the Wars and accepted the division of Christianity

45
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What does Predestination mean

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God had determined who would be saved and who would be damned

46
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Where did Calvin began reforms in

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Geneva

47
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Who created the consistory and what was it

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Calvin. Religious police

48
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What was Henry’s daughter Mary known as and why

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“Bloody Mary” burning 300 protestants

49
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Anabaptists believed in…

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Complete separation of church and state. All were equal. Picked their own minister. Adult baptism. Refused to bear arms or political office because of “thou shalt not kill”.

50
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One thing Catholics and Protestants agreed on

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Anabaptists were dangerous to society and they both persecuted them.

51
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The three things the Catholic Church did to combat the Protestant reformation

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1- formed “The society of the Jews” or Jesuits. (Loyal to the pope and sent Missionaries)
2- reformed the papacy
3- made council of Trent

52
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Who formed the Jesuits

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Ignatius of Loyola

53
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The name given to the church court that fought heresy and heretics

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The Inquisition (kind of like the KKK)

54
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Who published The Institutes Of Christian Religion

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John Calvin