Renaissance & Reformation Flashcards

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Why did the Renaissance begin in Italy first?

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Since the plague started in Italy first, they were the first to recover. It changed their views on life and those ideas started the Renaissance

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2
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Name 3 ideals of the Renaissance

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People are good at everything
Humanism
Art

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3
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What is a Renaissance man?

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Someone who is good at a wide variety of things

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What is Humanism?

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Celebrating human achievments and potential

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5
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Name 3 things that caused the Renaissance

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The Plague
The Hundred Years War
City states

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What is the vernacular? Why was it important to Europe’s development?

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The vernacular was the everyday language of common people

It helped people in Europe become literate

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7
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Who were the Medici family?

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They were a family of patrons from Florence

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What are 5 characteristics of Renaissance art?

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Humanism
Classicism
Realism & Expression
Perspective
Gemetrical arrangements of figures
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9
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What are 2 characteristics of art in the Middle Ages?

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Religious

No shape or depth

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How was the art of the Northern Renaissance different than that of Italy?

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Darker, richer colors
Less Classicism
Shows common subject

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Who was Machiavelli? What did he say was most important for a leader?

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Machiavelli was a political writer. He wrote a book called The Prince. He thought power was most important for a leader

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12
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Name 3 Northern Renaissance artists and what they are most known for

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Jan van Eyck: created oil paints
Johann Gothenburg: made the printing press
Hand Holbein: painted the royal family

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Why was the printing press such an important invention?

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It printed the Bible, which increased literacy and made people question the church

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14
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Name 3 problems with the Catholic church that would lead to the start of the Reformation

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Simony
Priests marrying
Indulgences

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Who was Martin Luther and what was his goal?

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Martin Luther was a German monk and professor. He wanted to reform the church

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Why did so many people support Protestantism and Martin Luther?

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people liked the ideas of freedom

17
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Name 3 beliefs of the Protestant faiths

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The Bible is the sole source of truth
Worship services are based on preaching and ritual
Salvation only through faith

18
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What is Lutheranism?

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Taught salvation through faith

19
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What is Anglicanism?

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Church of England

20
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What is Calvinism?

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Theocracy

Attends mass 5 times a day

21
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What event created the Anglican church?

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Henry passed the Act of Supremecy

22
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Why was Queen Elizabeth important to the establishment of the Anglican Church?

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She made England Anglican again

23
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What is Predestination and what religion do we associate it with?

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The doctrine that said that God had decided all things beforehand, including that all people should be eternally saved
We associate it with Calvinism

24
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What was the Counter Reformation?

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A 16th Century movement in where the Roman Catholic Church made changes in reponse to the Protestant Reformation

25
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Name 3 things the Catholics did to stop the spread of Protestantism?

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Council of Trent
Inquisition
Jesuits