Semester Flashcards

1
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Property, military, social

A

Feudalism

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2
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Established basis for constitutional law

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Meagan Carta

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3
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Attempt to free Jerusalem from from Turkish control. They failed but they were exposed to middle easts sophisticated civilization

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Crusades

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4
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War waged by England against France. After the war English was represented by the yeomen and their arrows

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The Hundred Years’ War

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5
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Reflect some of: supernatural events, sensational, sorrow, or tragic subject matter, refrain, omission of detail

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Ballads

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6
Q

Everyday language spoken in London and East Midlands

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Vernacular used by Chaucer

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7
Q

Father of English poetry

A

Chaucer

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8
Q

Story that in less any number of different narratives

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Frame story used by Chaucer

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9
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Narrative set in a world of pure wish fulfillment, where idealized and superhuman heroes fight and almost always conquer the forces of evil

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Romance

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10
Q

Repeated word, phrase, line, or group of lines

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Refrain

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11
Q
Near perfect hero
An evil enemy
Quest
Test of the hero
Supernatural elements
Good vs evil
Female figures
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Elements of romance

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12
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Larger than life figure who usually has mysterious origins and in the course of his life performs extraordinary deeds with the aid of magic forces

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Romance hero (Aurthur)

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13
Q

Uh sound

A

Schwa (e)

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14
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Wrote poem for wife telling her not to fret when de died bc they wouldn’t be separated. Used metaphysical conceits

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A valediction: forbidding mourning

John Donne

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15
Q

Do the ends justify the means?
Questionable ethics
Total control and power

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Niccoló Machavialli
Prince

Machiavellian

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16
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Ninety-five theses
Many religious practices arose
New theology
Reformation reflected in literature

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Martin Luther

17
Q

Allusion to Hemingway
The word and universe are affected. Birth and death are an entrance to a different community
God is are only security

A

Meditation 17 John Donne

18
Q

Apostrophe- refers to Death an abstract being.

He says we don’t need to fear death, it is death who dies. There is no such thing as death bc of afterlife

A

Death be not proud

John Donne

19
Q

The house of Tudor brought peace to the land and introduced???

A

Reformation and Renaissance to England

20
Q

Birth of Modern English

A

The Great Vowel Shift

21
Q

Deus Es machina

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God from the machine. An artificial devise arbitrarily used to resolve plot

22
Q

Plays before Renaissance

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Miracle and mystery: taught ppl stories from bible
Morality: taught ppl how to live and die
Interlude: one act plays

23
Q

9 Greek Goddesses of inspiration

A

Muse