TCAP Review Day 8-Renaissance/Protestant Reformation/Scientific R. Flashcards
Italian Peninsula
a peninsula extending from the southern alps to the med. sea
The Medici Family
was a wealthy banking family from Florence Italy who patronized the arts
Florence
city in Italy where the renascence began
Humanism
a theory that combines theory with faith.
Thomas Aquinas
Renaissance
The Renaissance was a fervent period of European cultural, artistic, political and economic “rebirth” following the Middle Ages.
Leonardo da Vinci
Famous Renaissance artist, known for painting the Mona Lisa.
Michaelangelo
A number of his works in painting, sculpture, and architecture rank among the most famous in existence.
Systems of Patronage
The patronage system of early modern Europe decided appointments to offices in church and state and was a dominant force in cultural life.
The Printing Press
A machine that made it easier to print books. Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press.
Martin Luther/The 95 Theses
Persist who started the protectant reformation and rote the cristiscm of the catholic church called the “95 theses”
Protestant Reformation
Protest against the catholic church
Henry VIII/The Church of England/Mary I
Henry VIII made England protectant and became king, broke away from the catholic church, also know as the church of England and Mary the I was is daughter, made England become catholic again and killed anyone who wouldn’t agree to it.
St. Ignatius/Jesuits/Council of Trent
Spanish theologian, started the Jesuits- organization of priests and they talked about how to reform the catholic church.
Elizabeth I/Spanish Armada
The queen of England, converted the country back to protestant, defeated a fleet of ships from the Spanish for being protestant known as the Spanish Armada.