Unit 2: Rise of the West Flashcards

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renaissance

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period of culture and learning in europe

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Florence Italy

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Start place of Renaissance center of trade and quickest recovery of black death

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Machiavelli

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“It’s better to be feared than loved”

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Individualism

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Individually striving for more fame and glory

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Humanism

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Learning of Rome (art, literature, language, history)

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Secularism

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Shift of focus from religion to focus on material world

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Da Vinci

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portrayed mind and body in art

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Michelangelo

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classical paintings and sculptures (david)

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Raphael

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focus on humanism (school of Athens)

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donatello

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1st bronze statue

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reformation

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time when people started to question the church

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luther

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wrote 95 theses to complain about the church

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95 theses

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speaks on indulgences and learning/ translating the bible

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14
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indulgences

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way to pay off sins

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15
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printing press

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printed bible in other languages so people can form their own opinions

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john calvin

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wrote about separation of church and state

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Henry Vlll

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took over the church, act of supremacy

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Act of Supremacy

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let him take over the church with out worrying about divine right

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19
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counter reformation

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catholic church tries to reform itself

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20
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diet of worms

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asked luther to take back writings

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21
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council of trent

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examined church doctrines

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22
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peace of ausburg

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prince pick Lutheran or catholic

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23
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edict of nantes

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said people can pick calvinist or catholic

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absolutism

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attempt to control ALL 1650-1789

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divine right
said god appointed monarchs to rule
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Louis XlV
“I am state” huge absolute monarch - made it what it is td
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Verailles
huge castile for Louis XlV and his workers to live.
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Constitutalism
rulers have to follow “laws” to rule
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elizabeth l
popular, defeated spanish armada, grants more religious freedom
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charles l
bands on parliament, bad leader, gets killed by own people
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english civil war
parliament (round heads) vs monarchy supporters
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cromwell
led parliament to victory in english civil war and killed Charles l
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Interregnum
time with out monarchy
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Glorious Revolution
to get Cromwell out of power. largely no bloodshed
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bill of rights
gives people rights
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scientific revolution
development of math, physics, astronomy, and science in Europe
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Copernicus
said earth revolves around the sun
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Kepler
discovers 3 laws of planetary motion
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Galileo
confirmed Copernicus findings, works on inertia and gravity
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Harvey
discovers heart is central pumping station of body
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Newton
laws of motion and gravity and thoughts in math
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enlightenment
challenges laws that govern humans
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salons
exchange of ideas, arts, science, gov, and religion
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Geoffrin
held solons
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Hobbes
stand out, believed in absolute monarchy
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Locke
natural rights, people form gov, people should overthrow gov if not providing natural rights to people
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philosphes
enlightenment thinkers
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rousseau
believed people are corrupted by society
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voltaire
believed in freedom of press speech (bill of rights) made fun of enlightenment era wrote Candide
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Montesquieu
government into 3 branches checks and balances
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Wollstonecraft
equal rights for women through education
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olympe
women’s rights and no slavery wrote books on it
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Adam Smith
wealth of nations free trade and markets
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Lassiez Faire
idea that there should be little government involvement and economy should be over the government. idea created by Adam Smith
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Fredrick the Great
Pushed out Jews and created huge military also introduced freedom of press, and made way for less punishment
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Catherine the Great
Expanded Surfdom also had religious tolerance and less torture
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Joesph ll
unpaid labor, tried to pass 11,000 laws, also religious equality, freedom of press and abolished surfdom
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Despots
Absolute Monarchys with enlightenment ideas