Renaiisance Notes Flashcards

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Where did the Renaissance begin?

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Italy

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English Renaissance

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Rebirth

1485-1625

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When did it reach England?

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200 years later

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What flourished?

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Literary, artistic, and intellectual development

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What curriculum did universities add?

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Humanities: history, geography, poetry, and modern language

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What was invented by Gutenburg?

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Printing press

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What did more writers write in?

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Vernacular

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Age of exploration

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Thirst for knowledge initiates this

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What did Italy do?

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Monopolized trade routes to Asia

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What did Portugal and Spain do?

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Seek an all sea-route, helped by compass and astronomy

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What does England?

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John Cabot discovers found land in 1497

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Protestant reformation

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Leads to formation of Anglican Church in England

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How was the church corrupt?

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Indulgences, mob-style hits in Church, protest, and defiance of Catholic Church

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What do Erasmus and Thomas More focus on?

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Mortality and religion

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What did Martin Luther do in 1517?

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Nailed 95 theses to the door of church in Germany

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What did he intend to do?

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To begin a debate and reform within Catholic Church

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What happened that was not intended with the 95 Theses?

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Ends up splitting the church

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What do the Protestants split into?

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Lutherans and Calvinists

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What years was the Tudor dynasty?

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1485-1603

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It was a period of ____ and ______ expansion for England

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Stability and economic

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What does a Henry VII do?

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Ends war of the roses, restores England’s shattered economy and domestic peace

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What did Henry VIII do?

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He begins catholic; writes a book attacking Luther and pope dubs him “Defender of the faith”

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What marriage was when Henry VIII wanted an annulment?

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Catherine of Aragon so that he can marry Anne Boleyn

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What does the pope do?

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He refuses but Henry remarries anyway

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Act of supremacy
Henry assumes ful control of church in England, severs all ties with Rome, Seizes Catholic Church's english properties Sells of monastic lands, Ruthlessly suppresses all opponents including monks, Friars,etc.
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What did Henry VIII do to Thomas More?
Beheaded him when More refused to renounce Catholicism
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Edward VI
King from 9-15( 1547-53)
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What is the book of common paper?
English replaces Latin in Anglican Church
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Mary I
Edwards half sister Restores Catholicism and authority of pope Marries Philip III of Spain Violently represses Protestants
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What is Mary I nickname?
Bloody Mary
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Elizabeth I
Mary's half sister | Intelligent, strong-willed and unmarried and childless
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What did Elizabeth I recieve?
Renaissance education- became great patron of the arts
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What did they call the period of the Renaissance?
The Elizabethan Period because she had such a great influence
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What does she return and renew and institute?
Return- Book of Common Paper Renew- Act of Supremacy Institutes- religious tolerance
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What did she do to the French and Spanish?
Manipulated them and outwitted them for decades | [Promised marriages(falsely)]
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Who did many Catholics consider as true queen of England
Mary Stewart because they didn't recognize Henry VIII marriage to Anne Boleyn
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What did Elizabeth I do to Mary S.?
House arrest for 19 years
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What did Mary do?
Plotted to kill Elizabeth I but Elizabeth would always get the killers but she always spared Mary
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What happened that Mary S. got beheaded?
She got convicted for plotting to murder Elizabeth
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What happened when she got beheaded?
Spain declares war of England | And were mad about privateers plundering ships
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What happens in 1588?
Spanish Armada gets destroyed and emergence of England as a naval power
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James VI
Jacobean era (also path of the arts) * King James Bible - English translation - 54 scholars, 3 years
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Thomas More
Utopia | * written in Latin
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What is Utopia about?
Depiction of ideal society free of superstition and prejudice
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Thomas Wyatt
Translated Petrarch | Writes first sonnets in English
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Henry Howard
First one to use blank verse
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Blank verse?
Unrhymed iambic pentameter used in plays
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What did Shakespeare write during James's reign?
Dark tragedies
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What do Enlgish pets reject
Narrative poetry of Chaucer
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What do English Poets turn to?
Lyric poetry
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Lyric poetry?
Expresses speakers feelings in vivid, musical language
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Sonnet?
14!lines Iambic pentameter Stanzas of 8 and 6 lines Repeating rhyme sequences
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Sonnet cycles?
Series of sonnets that are put together to tell a story
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Who wrote the first great sonnet cycle?
Philip Sydney.
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Edmund Spenser
Sonnets | The Faerie Queen
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The Faerie Queene
Epic poem dedicated to Elizbeth
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What are nine line units called?
Spenserian stanzas
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Christopher Marlowe
Pastoral verse | Idealizes simplicity of rural life
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William Shakespeare
Greatest sonneteer | Goes from Petrarch to Shakespearean
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What was drama influenced by?
Greek and roman drama
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Tragedy?
Drama in which central characters meet disaster or misfortune Hero- good character that errs because of hubris(pride)
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Comedy?
Humorous situation with happy resolution
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Shakespeare and Marlowe
Tragedies, comedies, histories, tragicomedies Brilliant language Unparalleled insight into human nature Sympathy for all social classes
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Sir Walter Raleigh
History of the World
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Thomas Nashe
The Unfortunate Traveller
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Francis Bacon
Novum Organum - Latin scientist