U4 L1 Renaissance Government: France And England (PART 1) Flashcards

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What are the four changes that occurred in the Renaissance?

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  • Govt of Western Europe
  • Arts
  • Literature and Thought
  • Science
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What were some famous Renaissance artists?

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  • Michelangelo
  • Leonardo Da Vinci
  • Raphael
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Who were the two people who were significant in leading the Italian Renaissance movement in literature?

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Petrarch and Boccaccio

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Who were some famous Renaissance scientists?

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  • Roger Bacon: experimentation as scientific technique
  • Newton: gravity
  • Leonardo da Vinci
  • Copernicus
  • Galileo
  • Kepler
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5
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What was the feudal system gradually replaced by?

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commerce

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What was the Treaty of Paris?

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  • 1259

- established between Louis IX of France and Henry III of England

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What did the Treaty of Paris do?

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  • It established the basis of the relationship between FR and ENG
  • Territory of the FR was controlled by ENG, which angered the FR
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What were the factors that led to the Hundred Years War?

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  • Philip VI and Edward III both claiming the FR throne
  • ENG possession of FR land
  • FR alliance with Scotland against ENG
  • ENG trade with Flanders
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How did Flanders come in between France’s and England’s conflict?

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  • Flanders was a center for weaving cloth
  • France claimed to be an ally with them but the Flemish did not really support this
  • Because England provided wool and France and the count tried to restrict trade with them
  • But the weavers overthrew the count and allied with England
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What was the land of Aquitaine? And how did it get involved with France’s and England’s conflict?

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  • ENG duchy that was also a trade center

- disputes between FR and ENG Sailors made Philip VI take Aquitaine

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11
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What was the Battle of Crecy?

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  • 1346

- French defeated

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12
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What were the conditions in France before 1364?

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  • military devastation
  • weak government
  • Black death weakened the country
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What was the Treaty of Calais, and how did the French people react to it?

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  • 1360
  • brought apparent end to war
  • restored ENG control over FR territories, therefore the FR did not like this
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14
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Who was Charles V?

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(Charles the wise) came after King John in 1364

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15
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What were the significant contributions that Charles V made?

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  • elimination of Govt corruption
  • establishment of FR as a strong nation
  • tax structure bringing in more money many than any European power
  • war effort was renewed in 1369
  • Bertrand Du Guesclin led the FR and they were also aided by the Spanish
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16
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When did Charles and General Du Guesclin die? And who took the throne after? Was there peace?

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1380, Charles VI (the Mad), and as always Chaos ensued

17
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What brought out a 30 year period of peace between England and France after 1380?

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  • 1394, FR and ENG signed a truce

- 1396, Richard II (Eng) married the daughter of Charles VI (Fr)

18
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During the 30 year peace, who were the two contenders for power in France?

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Philip the Bold: Duke of Burgundy, uncle of Charles VI

Louis: Duke of Orleans, brother of Charles VI

19
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When was the Treaty of Troyes signed? And what was the condition of France when it happened?

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  • 1420

- FR was a divided country

20
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Who was Joan of Arc?

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  • girl from Domremy
  • helped Charles VII to be crowned king of FR
  • Accompanied troops in Orleans and defeated the English in Loire
21
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When and where was Charles VII crowned?

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1429 at Rhiems

22
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When and by who was Joan of Arc captured? And when did she die?

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  • 1430 by the ENG
  • Tried as a witch and heretic
  • burned at stake in 1431
23
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What happened after Joan of Arc’s death?

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1436

  • capital and most of FR was restored to Charles VII (now known as the Well Served)
  • FR emerged from the Hundred Years War as a national power
24
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Who was Louis XI?

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  • 1461, succeeded Charles VII

- Used to get things his way by whatever means (poison, bribery etc.)

25
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Who did Louis XI defeat and which land did he seize?

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  • Charles the Bold

- Seized Burgundy

26
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By the end of the 15th century, what was the condition of France?

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  • became a strong monarchy
  • centralized administration
  • controlled judicial system
  • nobility played a secondary role to the king, but bourgeoisie rose in importance