Renaissance Flashcards

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1
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In the Italian language, what does “Renaissance” mean?

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Rebirth.

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2
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What’s the time period of the Renaissance?

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Started around the year 1300 and ended approximately 1600.

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Two main reasons why the Renaissance started in Italy.

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Wealthy merchants were willing to fund artists and their work, and city states favored the development of artistic and intellectual endeavors.

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4
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Who is the father of Humanism?

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Franceso Petrach

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Florentine painter who introduced the technique of perspective

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Giotto

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Flemish painter who introduced oil painting.

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Jan Van Eyck

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A polymath, painted The Last Supper.

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Leonardo da Vinci

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Sculpted La Pieta, also the painter of the ceiling in the Sistine Chapel

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Michaelangelo

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Italian writer, wrote Decameron

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Giovanni Boccacio

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French writer, wrote with a conversational tone towards his readers.

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Michael de Montaige

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Wrote “The Prince”

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Niccolo Machiavelli

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Define machiavellianism.

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denotes cunningness, has the ability to be manipulative, whatever means necessary to gain power.

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What was one of the ideas presented in The Prince?

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To be politically effective is better than being morally right.

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14
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Nicollo Machiavelli’s famous quote.

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“It is better to be feared than loved.”

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Inventor of the printing press.

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Johann Gutenburg.

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Why was the printing press a main point in sharing ideas?

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allowed ideas to be accurately shared and at high speeds.

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Two effects of the invention of the printing press?

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Increased the literacy rate and prompted more people to write.

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18
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Who wrote The Courtier?

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Baldassare Castiglione.

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Main idea of The Courtier?

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showed how people in a society (set in the Renaissance) should behave

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What is the Reformation?

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16th century movement for religious reformation

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It is the Roman Catholic tribunal for investigating and prosecuting charges of heresy

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Inquisition.

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A 16th century movement where the Catholic Church sought to make changes.

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Catholic Reformation.

22
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Define indulgence.

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pardon releasing a person from punishment of sin.

23
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What is heresy?

A

holding of beliefs considered wrong by the Church.

24
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Give two social causes of the Reformation

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Renaissance humanism and secularism, and the invention of the printing press.

25
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Why were monarchs and other political leaders one of the reasons for the Reformation?

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They challenged the authority of the Pope and the Church.

26
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This is a branch of Christianity that was established as a result of the Reformation.

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Protestantism

27
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Who were envious of the wealth of the Church?

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Monarchs.

28
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This branch of Protestantism was based on the teachings of Martin Luther in Germany.

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Lutheranism

29
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What are the three branches of Protestantism?

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Lutheranism, Anglicanism, and Calvinism.

30
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This branch of Protestantism was based on the teachings of John Calvin in Switzerland.

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Calvinism.

31
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This branch of Protestantism was established by King Henry VII in London

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Anglicanism.

32
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All source of truths in the three branches of Protestantism are based on?

A

The Bible.

33
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The council of elders were the leaders of what Protestant branch?

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Calvinism.

34
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The salvation of this religion is faith and good works.

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Roman Catholicism

35
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What is the basis of worship service of Roman Catholicism?

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Rituals.

36
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Lutheranism and Anglicanism way of salvation was?

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Faith alone.

37
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Who was the pope that investigated the sale of indulgences?

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Pope Paul III

38
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Who created the Index of Forbidden Books?

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Pope Paul IV

38
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Who convened the Council of Trent?

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Pope Paul III

39
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Leading Protestant reformer in Germany

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Martin Luther

40
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This person encouraged people to read the Bible by theirselves.

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Martin Luther

41
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The Act of Supremacy was passed, thus making _____ as the head of the Church of England

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King Henry VIII

42
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Urged people to go back to more personal devotion and faith of early Christianity.

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Ulrich Zwingli

43
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Leading protestant in Switzerland

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Ulrich Zwingli

44
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Protestant reformer in France who advocates the doctrine in predestination.

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John Calvin

45
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Define predestination

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Since the beginning, God has chosen who will be saved.

46
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Founded Presbyterianism

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John Knox

47
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Taught that the Bible was the supreme source of truth for Christians.

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John Wycliffe.

48
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Provided refuge for John Calvin who was facing execution.

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Marguerite of Navarre

49
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She used the power of the pen to spread her faith

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Katherina Zell

50
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Gave support to her husband’s, Martin Luther, religious advocacies.

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Katharina von Bora

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