Terms Flashcards

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Conquistadors

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Spaniards who conquered the native and South Americans during the late 15th and early 16th centuries

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Slavery in the renaissance

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Not racist at first, developed for labor purposes

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Humanism

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Rejected religious beliefs and centers on humans and their values, capacities, and worth

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30 years war

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Cause- Calvinists began to demand recognition of their rights. Bohemian, Danish, Swedish, French phase. Ended by peace of Westphalia

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Erasmus

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Laid the egg that Luther hatched. Advocated reform of the church on the basis of study of sacred texts

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Transubstantistion

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Eucharist was spiritually the blood and flesh of Christ but with the appearance of bread and wine

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Consubstantiation

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The Eucharist was the literal flesh and blood of Christ

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Difference between N. renaissance and Italian renaissance

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Italian ren. was loftier, more idealistic.

Northern focused more on the common man and every day life.

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Interregnum

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The period of parliamentary and military rule under the commonwealth of England after the English civil war

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Spanish Inquisition

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Intended to maintain catholic orthodoxy in their kingdoms and to replace the medieval inquisition which was under papal control

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“Here I stand, I can do no other”

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Martin Luther

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Puritans

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Group of people who grew discontent in the Church of England and worked toward religious, moral and societal reforms

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Schmalkaldic war

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Ended by peace of Augsburg

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Martin Luther

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Helped to separate Roman Catholics from Protestants. Criticized the selling of indulgences. Questioned scriptural authority of pope. Did not seek new church, but rather to reform the Catholic Church. Believe salvation could be achieved through faith alone. Bible is sole authority

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Henry VIII’s break from the church

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Denied a divorce from the pope that eventually formed the Anglican Church.

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Henry IV

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Converted to Protestantism. Navarre. Showed great care for his subjects. Religiously tolerant for his time. Enacted the edict of Nantes. Laid foundation for France being the strongest European power in the 17th century. Strengthened social hierarchy. Weakened the nobility.

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Zwingli

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Leader of the reformation in Switzerland. Believed the bible is truth; anything not in the bible is not true.

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John Calvin

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Feared god and that he was watching all the time. Believed in consubstantiation. Christ was there spiritually.

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Richelieu

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Laid the foundation for absolutism in France. Politique. Subdued the Huguenots. Sought to weaken the Habsburg empire.

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Duke of sully

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Enhanced the power of the monarchy. Reduced royal debt. Reformed the tax system to make it more efficient. Oversaw improved transportation.

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War of Spanish succession

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Cause: the will of Charles II gave all Spanish territories to the grandson of Louis XIV. Savoy (representing hre) were victorious against France