The Age of Discovery and the Reformation Flashcards

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Discovery Causes:

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  • Economics: Desire for an all water route to China and India for the valuable spice trade.
  • Driven by their desire to use potential gold and riches in future crusades against Islam.
  • Religious fervency, to spread Christianity to the non-believers.
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The Treaty of Tordesillas 1494:

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To avoid future conflicts between Spain and Portugal, Pope Alexander Vl helped negotiate a treaty dividing current and future discoveries.

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3
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Called Aztecs by the Europeans:

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Mexica

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4
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Conquered the Inca:

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Francisco Pizarro

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5
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Spanish gold and silver from the new world causes:

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Inflation to soar

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The Columbian Exchange:

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The movement of people, animals, plants, manufactured goods, precious metals, and diseases between Europe, America, and Africa.

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Spaniards brought to the New World:

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  1. Christianity
  2. Iron Technology
  3. Sailing Ships
  4. Firearms
  5. Wheeled Vehicles
  6. Horses
  7. Old World Viruses
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Johannes Gutenberg:
- Printing press and moveable type.
A key role in the development:

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Of the Renaissance, Reformation, the Age of Enlightenment, and the Scientific Revolution.

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In 1517 Martin Luther:
- Movement that will forever split the western church.

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Nailed his 95 theses on church reform to the Wittenberg church doors.

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10
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Luther had 2 major issues:

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Salvation and Indulgences

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11
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Wartenberg Castle ________________________ a significance that was influenced by the emergence of the German language.

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Translated the Bible into German.

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12
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One group that was extremely supportive and influential for Luther:

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Evangelicals

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13
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Predestination:

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God ordained “the Elect” (small group) to salvation or damnation even before the creation of the world.

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Was Europe’s largest and most widespread popular uprising prior to the French Revolution of 1789:

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The peasants war of 1525.

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Act of Supremacy:

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Created the Church of England and made Henry and subsequent English monarchs the head of the new church.

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The Council of Trent, results of the counci:

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  1. The church was the ultimate authority on the bible, anyone else was a heretic.
  2. Salvation depended on both faith and good works not just faith.
  3. Banned the selling of indulgences.
17
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The pope also created a new priest order to combat the Protestants and to convert the heathers to Christianity:

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The Jesuits

18
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Father of modern political science:

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Niccolo Machiavelli

19
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Was one of the most influential royal houses in all of Europe:

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The House of Habsburg

20
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In 1535, Francis l forges an alliance with the ____________________ against Charles V:

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Muslim Turks

21
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Royal revenues could not keep up with military expenditures.
The solutions:

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  1. The devalued their coinage.
  2. They borrowed
22
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The Peace of Augsburg:

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The most important, it established that all Princes, enjoyed the right to determine the religion of their lands and subjects. Excluded Calvinists.