World History LTMs U3 Flashcards
rebirth; began in Italy and spread to all of Europe; individualism; high culture; artistic and philosophical movement
Renaissance
soldier of hire
mercenary
The Prince; “the end justifies the means”; ethics of government
Machiavelli
vernacular writing; Divine Comedy; soul’s journey to salvation
Dante Alligeri
vernacular writing; Canterbury Tales; pilgrims journey to shrine
Geoffrey Chaucer
literary movement; every day human problems; Petrarch, Erasmus, More
Humanism
author of Utopia, the ideal country
Sir Thomas More
attacked church abuses but remained loyal; “the philosophy of Christ”
Desiderius Erasmus
ideal Renaissance man; painter, sculptor, architect, inventor; Mona Lisa and Last Supper
Leonardo DaVinci
- location
- wealthy patrons
- Greco-Roman culture
3 reasons why Renaissance began in Italy
German monk; 95 theses; translated Bible to German; Protestant Reformation
Martin Luther
2 classic cultures
Roman and Greek
protestant religion; predestination - elect and damned; Geneva
Calvinism
wanted to divorce his wife but Pope said no; started Anglican Church
King Henry VIII
Calvinism laid the foundation for this religious group
Puritanism
founder of Jesuits
Ignatius of Loyola
established many Protestant sects; shattered Catholic unity
Reformation
steps to reform the Catholic Church in reaction to Protestantism
Counter-Reformation
society of Jesus; stressed education; opposed killing - convert through conversation
Jesuits
generally, a Christian who is not of the Roman Catholic or Eastern Orthodox faiths
Protestant
formally accepted division between Catholicism and Protestantism
Peace of Augsburg
- God
- Glory
- Gold
3 motives for European expansion
- caravel
- cartography
- compass
3 technological advances that made long exploration possible
Portuguese sailor who sailed around the tip of Africa to the coast of India
Vasco de Gama
“discovered” the Americas; believed he reached Asia; successful failures; controversial
Christopher Columbus
Spanish; first person to circumnavigate the globe; killed before returning home
Ferdinand Magellan
Florentine explorer; America named after him
Amerigo Vespucci
led the Spanish expeditions that brought down the Aztec civilization
Hernán Cortés
the idea that economic security depends on a large supply of gold and silver; fixed amount of wealth in the world - have to take from someone else
mercantilism
second stage of the triangular trade involving the shipment of slaves across the Atlantic
slave trade
settlement in a new area who is linked to the Mother country; exploited for raw materials
colony
English Protestant Queen; brought country to be a world power; defeated Spanish Armada
Elizabeth I
Spanish King; Wars to spread Catholicism; Armada beaten
Philip II
English King; gave up some of his powers to Parliament but later ignored limits; executed
Charles I
supporters of the monarchy during the English Revolution
Cavaliers/Royalists
supporters of parliament during the English Revolution
Roundheads
New Model Army; led to parliament supporters to victory in 30 yrs war; abolished English monarchy then dissolved parliament and set up a military dictatorship
Oliver Cromwell
William and Mary of Orange take the throne from James II; bloodless “war”; Bill of Rights from parliament; constitutional monarchy
Glorious Revolution
French King; absolutism; palace at Versailles; Sun King; many wars; French cultural height
Louis XIV
Prussian who organized the state and army; General War Commissariat
Frederick William
Russian word for Caesar
czar
first Russian czar; ruthless with nobility; killed son
Ivan IV
westernize and modernize Russia; absolute monarch; book of etiquette; seeking sea port
Peter the Great
social contract; people give ruler power to rule; ruthless struggle for self-preservation
Thomas Hobbes
natural rights; people have the right to replace gov. who doesn’t protect citizens’ rights
John Locke