LEQ Essays prep unit 2 Flashcards
1
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Evaluate the extent to which European monarchy was transformed in the period 1485-1648
A
- European Monarchy was transformed
a. France ( centralisation of power, permanent army, concordat of Bologna)
b. England (tudor dynasty, parliament, court of star chamber, break with Rome)
c. Spain (hermandad, lower nobility, spanish inquisition) - European monarchy stayed the same
a. Holy roman empire
b. Nobility privileges
c. Religious authority
2
Q
Evaluate the extent to which religious changes were the most significant outcome of the printing press
A
- Religious changes
a. dissemination of religious ideas
b. Religious diversity
c. Religious wars - Social changes
a. New circulation of scientific and educational texts
b. Renaissance
c. Economic growth and urbanisation
3
Q
Evaluate the extent to which Catholic Church corruption led to the Protestant Reformation
A
- Corruption of Catholic church
a. Pope Julius II
b. Sale of Indulgences
c. Corrupt priests - Political factors
a. Holy roman empire
b. Lack of powerful catholic ruler
c. New vernacular language
4
Q
Evaluate the extent to which the Catholic counter-reformation was successful by 1648
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- Successful
a. Gained back territories ( Germany, Netherlands, 30 years war)
b. Council of Trent (reforms in the Church)
c. Religious orders (ex. Jesuits) - Not successful
a. Spread and diversity of Protestantism
b. Ruined reputation of the Church
c. Political challenges
5
Q
Evaluate the extent to which the rise of Calvinism was the most significant change in European religious life before 1648
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- Calvinism
a. spread of calvinism
b. Impact on politics
c. Wars of religion - Catholic counter reformation
a. Council of Trent
b. Missionaries and religious orders
c. Wars of religion and political alliances