Renaissance and Reformation Unit Test Flashcards

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Where did the Renaissance begin and why?

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Italy because better economy, wealthy, already had ruins, lived in cities so people could discuss ideas

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Why did the Renaissance begin?

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People were looking positively toward the future because the black death ended

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Where did all the money come from in Italy?

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Crusades, Mongols unified Asia, Arabs traders

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Why were people attracted to Florence?

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It was centrally located

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Where did the money come from in Florence?

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Banking and trading cloth

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Why was Venice so important?

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Used canals not roads for transportation, Important link between Europe and Asia, and Major shipbuilders

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Who was the new ruling class? Why were they a “ruling class”?

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Noble and merchant class marrying; because they were the only citizens

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Who controlled the city-states?

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Wealthy merchants controlled the republic

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Why was diplomacy important?

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making deals with other city-states to keep peace (solve the problem before it became a problem)

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What was different about the Renaissance from the medieval period?

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Medieval focused on the Church and Renaissance focused on Humanism (the individual)

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Where did knowledge come from?

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Reason rather than faith

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What was the new literature written in and why was that important?

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Written in the vernacular which meant more people had the opportunity to learn to read

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Why was the Gutenberg press important?

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It help spread ideas and mass produce books

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What was the 1st book printed?

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The Bible

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How was renaissance art different from medieval art?

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More realistic and 3d

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List and describe the 3 different styles of art.

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Perspective (vocab)
Chiaroscuro - using shadows and light
Fresco - watercolor painting on wet plaster

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How did the renaissance ideas spread to northern Europe?

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Trade, travel, war and printing press

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How was art different in Northern Europe from Italy?

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Northern artists used oils to be able to paint more details

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Describe England’s theaters.

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Opened and cheap so everyone could attend

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What was Martin Luther’s purpose of criticizing the Catholic Church?

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To reform it

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21
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What type of christianity formed from the Reformation?

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Protestantism

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What problems did reformers have with the Catholic church?

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Church was corrupt by selling indulgences, only priests could read the bible and charged taxes

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What did John Wycliffe believe was needed to be saved?

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People needed to read and believe in the Bible because it was the only truth

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What did Erasmus believe people needed to be saved?

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To live a good life

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Why was Martin Luther so angry when he traveled to Italy?
Some Priests couldn’t read, Some priests made fun of the church’s rituals and sold indulgences
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What were the 95 Theses? How did the ideas spread?
Martin Luther’s ideas about the corruption of the church; printing press allowed mass production of Theses.
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Why was Martin Luther excommunicated?
His ideas went against the Catholic Church’s beliefs
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Why did people revolt in Germany? Why did they think they could win?
High taxes and bad crops; they thought they could win because Luther went against the “powerful” pope and “won” but peasants lost
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Why did rulers in Germany support the Reformation?
Rulers supported the Reformation because they were tired of paying taxes to the pope (more political reasons than religious reasons)
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What was the Peace of Augsburg?
Stated that the German rulers could decide if their territory was Catholic or Lutheran
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What were the main ideas of Calvinism?
God decides the final outcome of all events in the universe, Believed in predestination so they live good, honest, hard working lives, and Church members choose clergy
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Why did Henry VIII want to separate from the Catholic church?
He wanted a divorce from his wife and the pope refused to annul the marriage
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What was the Act of Supremacy?
Stated that the king or queen of England was head of the church (allowing them to decide whether England was Catholic or Anglican)
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Marco Polo
Travel to China, wrote about it and influenced people to go to China
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Lorenzo de Medici
supported the arts in Florence
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Petrarch
humanist that looked for ancient works to promote ancient writings
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Dante
Wrote the Divine Comedy about a man’s journey from Hell to Heaven
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Chaucer
wrote Canterbury Tales poking fun of the different levels of society in England
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Gutenberg
invented the printing press with movable type
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Leonardo da Vinci
Painted Last Supper and Mona Lisa; also interested in the human body, developed the parachute, flying machine etc
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Michelangelo
painted Sistine Chapel ceiling
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Raphael
Painted Schools of Athens
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Artemisia Gentileschi
1st female artist to paint religious and historic paintings
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Jan van Eyck
Northern artist used oils for details - Painted The Arnolfini Portrait
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Albrecht Durer
famous engraver using stone, metal and wood - The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
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William Shakespeare
English playwright and poet - Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, Hamlet
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Pope Leo X
excommunicated Martin Luther and denied Henry VIII’s annulment (King of England)
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John Calvin
predestination
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Bloody Mary
Queen of England; brought back the Catholic Church as the Church of England; persecuted (burned at the stake) anyone who did not follow
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Elizabeth I
Queen of England brought back the Anglican Church to England and tolerated Puritans; she was loved by her people
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James I and Charles I
persecuted the Puritans by arresting church officials and closing Puritan Churches; many left to the Americas (these are the Pilgrims)