semester 2 final Flashcards

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renaissance is a French word meaning what?

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rebirth

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the renaissance’s focus on man’s worth and capacities has been called what?

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  • humanism

* focus was on the individual as opposed to the group

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what did renaissance humanists stimulate a rebirth of interest in?

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literature, art, philosophy of the classical age.

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although many Renaissance humanists were primarily interested in classical learning, did they believe in God?

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yes, church members.

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why did Italy lead the Renaissance?

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  • the Italians thought of themselves as Romans and as linked to the ancient Roman Empire.
  • the Italian cities used their wealth to commission artists.
  • the Italian cities controlled the Mediterranean trade routes.
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6
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the most famous Renaissance patrons were members of which family?

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medici

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7
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where was the birthplace of the Renaissance?

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Florence

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in the 14th century, florentine writers’ study of the classics stirred a rebirth of what?

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learning in Europe

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9
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who was known as the father of Humanism?

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Petrarch

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10
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who wrote the book of manners called The Courtier?

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casteglione

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11
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which humanist wrote that a successful ruler uses force when necessary, for “it is much safer to be feared than loved”?

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Machiavelli

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12
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what essay did Machiavelli write that promotes the concept of an expedient ruler free from moral restraints?

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prince

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13
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what was Erasmus’ In Praise of Folly about?

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the evils and the follies of Renaissance society

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14
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who was the advisor to Henry VIII that described an ideal state?

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More

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15
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what did Erasmus publish in 1516?

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Greek New Testament

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16
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who wrote a satire on chivalry?

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arvantes

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17
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who developed moveable-type printing in Europe?

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Gutenberg

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18
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the country in which the reformation began was

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Germany

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which early reformer has been called the Morning Star of the Reformation?

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John Wycliffe

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20
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what were the lay preachers called that Wycliffe sent out to preach the Gospel?

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lollard

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21
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which reformer was condemned and burned at Constance?

22
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while a priest, what did Luther discover through studying Scripture?

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no amount of good works could justify a sinner before God

23
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who was pope at the beginning of the reformation?

24
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what name was given to certificates that supposedly granted pardon from the punishment of sins?

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indulgences

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who sold indulgences in Martin Luther's area?
Johann Tetzel
26
the Saints' "excess works" supposedly stored in a bank in heaven were known as?
treasury of saints
27
who debated Luther at Leipzig?
Johann Eck
28
until the 1519 Leipzig debate, Martin Luther has considered himself a good Catholic and not a?
heretic
29
who said "here I stand, I cannot do other"
Luther
30
what ruler summoned Luther to the Diet of Worms and later condemned Luther as an outlaw of the empire?
Charles V
31
who drew up the Augsburg Confession?
Phillip Melanchthon
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who lead church reform in Zurich?
ulrich Zwingli
33
religious groups who opposed infant baptism became known as?
anabaptists
34
who wrote The Institutes of the Christian Religion?
John Calvin
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the major emphasis of Calvinism is?
independence of the church and state
36
Henry VIII broke away from the Roman Catholic Church because he wanted to?
divorce his wife
37
who did Henry VIII appoint as Archbishop of Canterbury?
thomas Cranmer
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what was Cranmer's book of Bible readings and prayers called?
42 articles
39
the act of supremacy in 1534 made the English monarch
the supreme head
40
which monarch sponsored the Book of Common Prayer and the Forty-Two Articles?
Edward VI
41
which monarch executed Cranmer along with 300 other Protestant leaders?
mary I
42
which monarch attempted to settle England's religious disputes through compromise?
Elizabeth I
43
who was Elizabeth I married to?
she was never married, but it was said she was married to the throne of England
44
although Phillip II of Spain was married to Mary I of England, why did he not get control of the English throne?
his plot was discovered
45
the Elizabethan Settlement established what church as the state Church of England?
Anglican Church
46
describe the Anglican Church
it embraced Protestant doctrines, but did not alter its church govt or abolish certain rituals of the that were not expressly forbidden in Scripture
47
the Protestants in England who wished to cleanse the Anglican Church of its Catholic practices were the
puritans
48
who ruled Spain and the Netherlands?
William the silent
49
who commanded the ships that helped defeat the Spanish Armada?
Francis Drake
50
who helped found the Presbyterian Church in Scotland?
John knot
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who investigated the st bartholomews day massacre during which 20,000 Huguenots were murdered?
catherine de Medici-mother of the French king