Renaissance Flashcards

1
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What did the Renaissance renew interest in?

A

achievements of ancient Greece and Rome

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2
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Where did the Renaissance begin?

A

Italy

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3
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What two cities became rich through trade and industry in the Renaissance?

A

Florence and Venice

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4
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What is an emphasis on abilities and accomplishments of humans?

A

humanism

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5
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What did humanists believe about people?

A

they were capable of great things and placed value on education

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6
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What subjects did humanities focus on?

A

history, poetry, and grammar

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7
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What did Renaissance artists paint instead of religious scenes?

A

everyday life

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8
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What was Michelangelo? What are two pieces he created?

A

painter, sculptor;

Pieta, Creation of Adam

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9
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What was Leonardo Da Vinci? What was famous for?

A

scientist;

painted the Mona Lisa and Last Supper, was the first scientist to preform human dissections to study human anatomy

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10
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What was William Shakespeare famous for?

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his writings shows understanding of human nature and expressed thoughts and feeling of characters in his plays

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11
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Who invented the first real printing press in Germany?

A

Johannes Gutenberg

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12
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What did scientific advancements inspire Europeans to study?

A

math, astronomy, and science

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13
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What were some advances in navigation?

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introduced latitude lines on maps- made it easier for navigators to find their way
discovered ocean currents
new instruments- allowed sailors to locate their positions
new ships- carry more food and water for longer voyages
larger ships with new sails and better steering devices- longer voyages possible

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14
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What is an indulgence?

A

pay the church to receive temporary pardon from punishments of sins

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15
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Where was Martin Luther born?

A

Germany

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16
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Who wrote the 95 Theses?

A

Martin Luther

17
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What were the ideas of Martin Luther?

A

nothing could be one to save us on our own accord,
Purgatory was a false doctrine,
Salvation was through faith alone,
Bible alone should be final authority of truth,
believed in only Baptism and Last Supper

18
Q

What was the diet of worms?

A

meeting by church deals with Martin Luther’s teachings and tells him to renounce it but he doesn’t

19
Q

Where was John Calvin born?

A

France

20
Q

Who was John Calvin inspired by?

A

Aristotle, Luther, and Plato

21
Q

What did John Calvin believe about the Old Testament?

A

still aplied

22
Q

What did John Calvin believe about the Catholic Church?

A

was on a destructive path and the reformed Christianity would be the surest path to heaven

23
Q

What does “renaissance” mean in French?

A

rebirth