Religion, Humanism, And Art Part 2 Flashcards

1
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Which office of state was particularly monopolised by churchmen?

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Chancellor

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2
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Out of the 27 bishops H7 apptd, how many had degrees in law and not theology?

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16

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3
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Where did Humanism originate?

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Florence

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4
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Between 1460-1509 how many new grammar schools were founded?

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53

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Which 2 school types provided educational opportunities for the young?

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1) song schools

2) reading schools

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In which decade saw the beginning of the humanistic approach in schools?

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1480s

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Which school was the humanist approach considered most important?

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Magdalene College school, oxford

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Which uni saw a substantial expansion in the first half of h7’s reign?

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Ox

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9
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In the latter half of his reign, who had several new colleges, mostly thanks to the generosity of Margaret Beaufort?

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Camb

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10
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Name 2 colleges which were founded in Camb

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1) Christ’s College

2) St John’s College

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What were the most famous dramas?

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The mystery dramas at the feasts of Corpus Christi

Performed by the guilds of towns like York and Lincoln

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In music, single line chants were superseded by? Where were these heard?

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Polyphonic choral chants (think church acapella) heard in cathedrals and churches

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13
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What was the most important source for polyphonic choral chants?

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The Eton Choir Book (1504)

Had a collection of 93 compositions

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The 2 most important composers represented in the Eton Choir book had CLOSE LINKS with H7’s pol est, and their names were…

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1) Thomas Browne- employed in JT’s household

2) Robert Fairfax- regularly benefitted from H7 and MB’s patronage

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15
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Where was music often performed?

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From the minstrels gallery at court and in the houses of the rich

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16
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Name 2 common instruments used in this era

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1) trumpets

2) shawms

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17
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What 2 musical groups often entertained crowds on saints days?

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1) bagpipe

2) wind groups

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18
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Which 2 composers also composed popular secular songs?

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Thomas Browne and Robert Fairfax

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19
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Vast number of parish churches were built and rebuilt in what style

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Gothic perpendicular

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20
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2 examples of churches renovated in the gothic perpendicular style

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  • St Mary Redcliffe (Bristol)

- major wool churches in East Anglia, ex: Lavenham- benefitted from money made by cloth trade

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In which year did H7 approve the GP style for the Lady chapel in WA?\

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1507

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22
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When did William Caxton establish his printing press?

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1477

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23
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An example of a musical piece allegedly conducted by H8

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“2 compositions for recorders” (1540)

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24
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What was the most important and favoured popular art form?

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Drama

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25
Which 2 church positions had Margaret Beaufort’s uncle occupied?
1) cardinal | 2) BoWinchester
26
How many guilds did the rural parish of Salle, Norfolk have?
7
27
Which town paid for the expensive project of building a spire on the parish church?
Louth, Lincolnshire
28
What percentage of adult males were monks in 1500
1%
29
How many monastic communities were there?
900
30
Name 3 monastic houses
1) Benedictines 2) Carthusians 3) Cistercians
31
Name the 3 main friar orders
1) Franciscans 2) Dominicans 3) Augustinians
32
Name the one example that is an exception to the common nunnery
Bridgettine Foundation, Syon, Isleworth
33
How many ordained clergy were there in H7’s reign
35k
34
How many monks and nuns were there?
10k
35
How many parish churches were there?
8k
36
How many bishops were under the ABs?
17
37
The BoDurham was the most powerful and wealthy _____ in his diocese
Feudal lord
38
Define rogation
Where one would travel around the parameters of one’s parish and pray for its protection
39
Define intercession
Priests praying on behalf of the dead- usually in exchange for money
40
7 ways to balance sins
1) confession and penance 2) holy relics 3) donations 4) rogation 5) prayers for the dead 6) intercession 7) indulgences
41
Who founded the Lollards?
John Wycliffe
42
Who began to teach Greek at Oxford?
William Grocyn
43
How many new endowed schools, many influenced by humanism, were set up?
100
44
Which humanist tutored H8?
John Skelton
45
Who was commissioned to write a history of England?
Polydore Vergil
46
Who was employed to write enthusiastically about England under H7?
John Skelton
47
When did Desiderius Erasmus teach at Oxford?
1504-6
48
Name 2 of Desiderius Erasmus’ works
1) “In Praise of Folly” (1511) | 2) “Handbook of a Christian Knight” (1501)- published in England in 1533 by William Tyndale
49
By whom was the printing press invented and when?
Johannes Gutenberg, c.1440s
50
In which year does H7 create the post of King’s Printer
1504
51
Name 2 popular stories printed?
1) Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales | 2) Thomas Malory’s King Arthur
52
Which Pope established the precedent that it was the King, and NOT the Papacy, who controlled CoE?
Pope Martin 5 (1417-31)
53
In what year did H7 try to curb the BoC, and how?
1488 | By not giving automatic immunity to clerks from the secular courts
54
From which psalm did clerks from secular clerks recite the first verse to prove their literacy?
Psalm 51
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What did the first verse of Psalm 51 become known as?
The “neck” verse
56
What 2 things did the 1489 parlt pass to curb BoC abuses?
1) decreed that non-clergymen, if literate, should only be allowed to plead BoC once 2) those who pleaded BoC, but couldn’t prove their literacy, were branded on the thumb with an “M”- this disqualified them from pleading BoC in the future
57
What 2 medieval religious practices did H7 also challenge?
1) privilege of sanctuary | 2) oath of abjuration
58
H7 founded 2 observant Franciscan houses in?
1) Greenwich (1482) | 2) Richmond (1500)
59
In 1489, the Lollards described the Pope as an?
“Old whore”
60
Expenditure on church worship and prayers for the dead reached record levels of...
C. 1.5k pounds
61
In his will, H7 requested that how many masses be said for his soul?
10k