Chapter 11 Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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Why was Florence considered a Renaissance center?

A

Because it was the center of commerce and banking

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What caused feudalism to decline?

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Trade and industry grow, and peasants migrated to towns for more freedom

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3
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The Renaissance was known for growth in what?

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secular learning

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4
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______ focuses on the study of human beings and the world around them - invented by petrarch

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Humanism

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5
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_____ believed that religion wasn’t the center of human events and showed that life is an opportunity for enjoyment

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Secularism

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6
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_____ focuses on a single person’s actions rather than a group. Shows that mankind decides what’s important

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Individualism

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7
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Vernacular language was _____ and _____ ; these 2 languages were also used for study

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French and Italian

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8
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Art changed from religious devotion to what?

A

Worldy concerns

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9
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Pope Gregory XIII changed the _____ calendar to the _____ calendar

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Julian to Gregorian

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10
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Why was Italy the “Birthplace of the Renaissance?

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Because they divided into city states and were in the center of trade routes connecting Asia and Africa.

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11
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The development of _____ increased literacy and helped spread ideas

A

printing

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12
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who wrote the book “Utopia”?

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Sir Thomas More

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13
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Who believed that people should look to Jesus and to live a normal Christian life – no empty rituals. he also wrote the book “In Praise of Folly” which used satire

A

Erasmus

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14
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Who was a french humanist that wrote humorous stories to criticize traditions in religion?

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Rabelais

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15
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Who brought back painting and engraving techniques from Italy to the north?

A

Durer

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16
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First, the printing revolution started with….. and later made paper out of….

A

Block printing

Linen rags

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17
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The 3rd step in the printing revolution was making…..

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oils for use in painting and printing

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18
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Who invented the moveable printing press?

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Gutenberg

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19
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since people were freely expressing themselves and talking bad about the church, what did the church have to do?

A

censor the publication of some works and ideas

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20
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What 2 things helped shape western ideas of beauty?

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Art and Architecture

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21
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Discoveries about the _____ marked the start of the scientific revolution

22
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People turned to _____ to discover the rules of the universe

23
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What was a new scientific tool created during the Renaissance?

24
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The heliocentric theory was considered ______ by the catholic church

25
Most civilizations limited trade to keep gold and silver, also called
Mercantilism
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What was the best way for a nation to become wealthy?
Through free trade
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what is it called when the government isn't extremely involved?
Free market economy
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Who was a powerful banking family?
the medici family
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why were nobles and peasants attracted to towns?
to gain wealth
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The Medici family was a _____family and _____ of the arts
banking family and patron of the arts
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What is the importance of " The school of Athens " by Raphael?
shows the importance of classical ideas in Renaissance art
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What is a machiavellian?
someone who tries to achieve something by deceiving others
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What is the difference between medieval and Renaissance literature?
it was written in the vernacular (French and Italian)
34
The book Utopia by Sir Thomas More was governed by what?
reason
35
who is called "Leonardo of the north" and brought back painting and engraving techniques from Italy
Albrecht durer
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What are 3 examples of modern Greek and Roman architecture?
Domes, round arch, columns
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Who discovered the rules of linear perspective?
Fillippo Brunelleschi
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What were 3 new tools made during the scientific revolution?
Microscope, telescope, barometer
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Who discovered that planets move in an elliptical orbit?
Johannes Kepler
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Europe got a lot of classical works and knowledge from ....
Greek and Muslim scholars
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Who thought that the universe could be explained entirely from mechanical laws?
Rene descartes
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Enlightenment thinkers wanted to improve what?
human life and social + economic life
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What do Jonas, Gabriel, and the Giver all have in common?
pale eyes
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what comfort object does Lily have?
An Elephant
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what comfort object does Gabriel have
Hippo
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What are comfort objects?
Stuffed animals
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What is Jonas amazed with when he enters the Receiver's dwelling?
The amount of books
48
When do people receive their assignments?
age 12/ the ceremony of Twelve
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Why do birthmothers never see their children?
Because they are taken to a Nurturing center so the parent won't become attached to he/she
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how is the chief elder determined?
elected once every 10 years