Persons (test 1) Flashcards

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From when to when did Petrarch live?

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1304-1374

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From when to when did Thomas More live?

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1478-1535

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From when to when did Erasmus live?

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1466-1536

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From when to when did Martin Luther live?

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1483-1546

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Who killed William of Orange and what were his last words?

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Balthasar Gérard
“My God, have pity on my soul; my God have pity on this poor people”

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Why was William of Orange popular in some parts of the Lower Countries?

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Because he held a large propaganda with pamphlets and songs

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How did Calvin justify the Act of Abjuration?

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Anyone who behelsd power on Earth receives a power from God and has to justify their actions to God. If a Monarch behaves bad to his people, God will support the people to break up the covenant

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What is called the beginning of the end of Alva?

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The back and forth of cities resisting against Alva or not.

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Where did William of Orange from a mercenary army?

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In exile Nassau, the lands of his German family

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Who were the first humanists?

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Thales of Mitelus and Xenophanes of Clophon

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Who is also called the father of humanism?

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Petrarch

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12
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What is the book of Thomas More called?

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Utopia

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13
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Where did Erasmus live?

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Rotterdam

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What were the favorite authors of Petrarch?

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Cicero, Livy and Virgil

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Where did Petrarch live?

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Avignon

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Why is Petrarch called the father of humanism?

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He was well known for his work in rediscovering Ancient Greek texts and translating Bible texts.

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What is the book of Petrarch called?

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De Remediis Utriusque Fortuneae (Remedies for Furtune Fair and Foul)

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What did Petrarch believe?

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Instead of leading life as simple as possible to get closer to God, use the intelligence, curiosity and creativity God gave humans.

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Tow his was Thomas More a personal adviser?

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Henry VIII, the king of England himself

20
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Which other humanist was a close friend of Thomas More?

21
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How is the book of Erasmus called?

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The Praise of Folly

22
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What were Eramusses ideas? (5)

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  1. Simpler, more personal relationship with God
  2. The church to stop pardoning people’s sins
  3. The church to stop teaching people to believe in saints and relics
  4. The church to stop telling people to go on pilgrimages
  5. The church to translate the Bible into a vernacular
23
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Why did Henry propose the Act of Abjuration?

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He wanted a divorce but the pope didn’t give it to him

24
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What got Thomas More killed? (Also name the reason)

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Beheaded for opposing his King

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What was the intention of Thomas More and what did he actually do?
He’d wanted to reform the Catholic Church, but he ended up splitting off from it
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Who refused to arrest Martin Luther and hid him away in one of his castles?
Frederick III
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What bothered Martin Luther of the church?
1. The Catholic Church was corrupt 2. They declared people to be saints and encouraged people to go on pilgrimages to visit their relics (this was never mentioned in the Bible) 3. The great scale of indulgences
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What was, in Luther’s opinion, believing?
A personal relationship with God
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Which group formed, in the absence of Luther?
Lutherans. They used Luther’s protests to justify violence against popes and priests and to split of from the Catholic Church. Luther was very upset by this
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Why was Luther upset by the Lutherans?
He wanted change to come peacefully
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What was the belief of Charles V?
He was a devout Catholic
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How did King Henry IV end the conflicts in France?
With the Edict of Nantes
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Why did pope Paul IV create the Index?
As a reaction to Protestant writings
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When did Emperor Charles V step down?
1555
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What city did Charles V pick as his Capital?
Brussels
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What did Charles V swear in 1540?
To make the Low Countries Catholic again
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Who did Philip II appoint as governor and ruler?
Margret of Parma
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Who was the one who appointed stadtholders?
Philip II
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Who sent the Compromise of Nobles to Philip II?
Margret of Parma
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Why did Margret of Parma agree to the demands of the Protestants during the IF?
Because she made a deal that they would help restore the order in the Low Countries
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Why did Philip sent Alva to the Low Countries?
Because the news of the Iconoclasm reached him
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Who set up the Council of Troubles (also called the Council of Blood)?
the Duke of Alva
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Who was Laura?
A woman Petrarch fell in love with at first sight. He wrote a lot of poems about her
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What were the last words of Thomas More?
“The king’s good servant, but God’s first”.
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Philip was so devoted to the Catholic Church he said: (quote)
“I would rather lose all my lands and a hundred lives than be king over heretics”
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From when to when did Jan Steen live?
1626-1679