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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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) who wrote “the city of lady’s” ?

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Christine de Pizan

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Who wrote The Prince?

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Niccolo Machiavelli

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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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Calvin and Luther agreed on everything accept what?

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Predestination

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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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This movement had a profound effect on education

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Humanists

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The man who began the Protestant reformation

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Martin Luther

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Renaissance means…

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Rebirth

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Where did the renaissance start

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Italy

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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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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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Who ruled Venice in the early renaissance

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Elected doge

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

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Savonarola

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Who tries to take over Italy? (Early renaissance)

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Charles VIII

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

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The Prince

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What was The Prince about

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How to acquire and hold power

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Who wrote The Book Of The Courtier

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Baldassarre Casttiglione

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What was "the perfect noble"
Must have character, be a warrior and serve his Prince in an honest effective way
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What percent of the population was the nobility? (Early renaissance)
2-3%
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Percent of population was peasants
85-90%
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Ranking of the peasants
Patrician Burgher (shopkeeper, artisans) Workers
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Urban poverty increased when
1300-1400
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What was the Petrarch called
The father of Italian renaissance and humanism
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Def. vernacular
Writing in the language spoken
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Who wrote Divine Comedy
Dante
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Who wrote Canterbury Tales
Chaucer
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What did Filippo Brunelleschi do
Designed the church of San Lorenzo in Florence
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Who was one of the first to use oil paints
Jan van Eyck
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Best known humanist
Desiderius Erasmus
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What did Desiderius Erasmus believe
The philosophy of Christ
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Who wrote The Praise of Folly and what was its purpose
Desiderius Erasmus. To encourage reform of the Catholic Church
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The Modern Devotion taught what
The need to follow the teachings of Jesus
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What is the sale of indulgences
Was a card you could buy that released all punishment for sin.
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What date did the 95 thesis go up
Oct 13 1517
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What did the Edict of Worms say about Martin Luther
It declared him an outlaw
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Who was Martin Luther protected by
Frederick of Saxony
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What did Peace of Augsburg do
Ended the Wars and accepted the division of Christianity
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What does Predestination mean
God had determined who would be saved and who would be damned
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Where did Calvin began reforms in
Geneva
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Who created the consistory and what was it
Calvin. Religious police
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What was Henry's daughter Mary known as and why
"Bloody Mary" burning 300 protestants
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Anabaptists believed in...
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".
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One thing Catholics and Protestants agreed on
Anabaptists were dangerous to society and they both persecuted them.
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The three things the Catholic Church did to combat the Protestant reformation
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
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Who formed the Jesuits
Ignatius of Loyola
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The name given to the church court that fought heresy and heretics
The Inquisition (kind of like the KKK)
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Who published The Institutes Of Christian Religion
John Calvin