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Renaissance

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“rebirth” an explosion of creativity in rt and writing (1300-1600)

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Humanism

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An intellectual movement that focused on human potential and achievements.

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Secular

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Worldy rather than spiritual and concerned w/here and now

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Patron

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A person who supports another financially for doing something

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Perspective

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a point of view in this case showing 3D on a flat surface

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Vernacular

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a persons native language

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Utopia

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“no place” An imaginary land where all corruption is gone

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Who was the most famous writer of the Elizabethan Age?

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William Shakespeare

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Who invented/improved the printing press?

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Johann Gutenberg

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What are the 8 major empires in the eastern hemisphere?

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England
France
Spain
Russia
Ottoman Empire
Persia
China
Mughal India
Songhai Empire
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Where is the Songhai Empire located?

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Western Africa

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What are the major empires in the western hemisphere?

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Aztec Empire

Inca Empire

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Who conquered the Incan Empire?

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Francisco Pizarro

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Where is the Incan Empire located?

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Western South America

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Where is the Aztec Empire located?

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Central Mexico

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Who invaded/conquered the Aztec Empire?

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Hernando Cortes

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What was exchanged among both the western and eastern hemispheres?

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agricultural, technological, and scientific ideas

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Where did the Silk Road carry goods from?

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Asia to the Med. Basin

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Which trade route is overseas?

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Maritime/Indian Ocean

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What was the main trade along the Trans-Saharan Route?

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Gold from the Niger River Basin in exchange for salt from the Sahara

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What was the importance of the trade patterns?

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To exchange products and ideas

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What was exchanged along the trade routes?

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  1. paper, compass, silk, and porcelain(to and from China)
  2. textiles and numeral system (India and Middle East)
  3. Scientific transfer-meds, astronomy, and mathematics
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Where did the Trans-Saharan trade route link to?

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Songhai Empire to the Middle East

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What were the 5 major religions?

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  1. Judaism
  2. Christianity
  3. Islam
  4. Hinduism
  5. Buddhism
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Who was the founder of Judaism?

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Abraham

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Who was the founder of Christianity?

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Jesus

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Who was the founder of Islam?

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Muhammad the Prophet

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Who was the founder of Buddhism?

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Siddartha Guatama (Buddha)

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What is the holy book for Judaism?

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Torah

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What is the holy book for Christianity?

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The New Testament

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What is the holy book for Islam?

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Qur’an (Koran)

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What are the beliefs of Judaism?

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  • Monotheistic

- Ten Commandments

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What are the beliefs of Christianity?

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  • Monotheistic

- Life after Death

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What are the beliefs of Hinduism?

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  • Polytheistic
  • Karma
  • Reincarnation
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What are Islamic beliefs?

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  • Monotheistic
  • Five Pillars
  • Mecca & Medina
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What are Buddhist beliefs?

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  • Four Noble Truths

- Eightfold Path

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Where is Judaism mainly practiced?

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Europe & Middle East

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Where is Christianity mainly practiced?

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Europe & Middle East

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Where is Hinduism mainly practiced?

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India & Southeast Asia

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Where is Islam mainly practiced?

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  • Northern Africa
  • Southwest Asia
  • Southern Europe
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Where is Buddhism mainly practiced?

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East & Southeast Asia

42
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What advantages did Italy have for the Renaissance to start there?

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  1. Thriving cities
  2. Wealthy Merchant Class
  3. Classical heritage of Greece & Rome
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What were influencing factors in the Renaissance?

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  1. Wealthy merchants had heavy political influence in Italy city-states
  2. Patrons of the arts
44
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Who was the banking family that controlled Florence?

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Medici family

45
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What idea did Renaissance writers introduce?

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That all educated people were expected to create art, the ideal individual strove to master every study.

46
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What did Niccolo Machiavelli write?

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The Prince

47
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Who was known as the ideal “Renaissance Man”?

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Leonardo da Vinci

48
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Who painted The Last Supper and the Mona Lisa?

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Leonardo da Vinci

49
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Who sculpted “David”?

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Michelangelo

50
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Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel of St. Peters Bascilla?

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Michelangelo

51
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Who created the “School of Athens”?

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Raphael

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What did William Shakespeare write?

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Sonnets, Plays, and Essays

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Where did Renaissance ideas in Italy spread to?

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Northern Europe

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What were Italian humanist focused on?

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reviving classical languages & texts

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Who was the most famous Christian humanist?

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Desderius Erasmus

56
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Who wrote “Praise The Folly”?

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Desderius Erasmus

57
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Who believed in the study of the bible?

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Desderius Erasmus

58
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Who wrote “Utopia”?

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Thomas More

59
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What were the effects of the Printing Press?

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  1. Growth of literacy was stimulated
  2. Bible was printed in English, French, and German
  3. Impacted the spread of the reformation & Renaissance
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What was the art legacy of the Renaissance?

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  1. Techniques & styles of Greece and Rome
  2. More realistic in nature
  3. Secualar & Religious
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What was the society legacy of the Renaissance?

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  1. Printing made info. available
  2. Increased desire for learning
  3. People began to question religious practices
62
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When did the Catholic Church begin losing power?

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In the late medieval period

63
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How much of Europes population died of the Black Plague and when?

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1/3 of the population between 1341&1350

64
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What was the Thirty Years’ War?

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Protestants vs. Catholics

65
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What family remained Catholic in the Holy Roman Empire?

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Hapsburg family

66
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What did Elizabeth 1 do during the Reformation?

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  • Made Angelican Church throughout the British Isles

- Religious toleration

67
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Who changed the focus of the Thirty Years’ war from religious to political?

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Cardinal Richelieu

68
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What was “The Council of Trent” purpose?

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(the Catholic Church) mount reforms to reassert its authority

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What was “Society of Jesus” purpose?

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The Jesuits to spread Catholic doctrine across the world

70
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Why was “The Inquisition” established?

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to reinforce Catholic doctrine

71
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What were some shifts due to the Reformation?

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  1. Growth Secularism
  2. Growth of Individualism
  3. Growth of Religious Tolerance
72
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Who were the two dissenters before prior to Martin Luther?

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John Wycliffe and Jan Hus

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