Renaissance + Reformation Flashcards

(53 cards)

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Martin Luther

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Began the protestant reformation by publicly speaking against the selling of indulgences

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“95” theses

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Martin Luther hung these on a church door and they criticized the power of the Pope

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Edict/Diet of worms

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A decree that declared Luther an outlaw and condemned his writings

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Act of supremacy

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Required subjects to take an oath declaring the king the head of church and state

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King Henry VIII

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A devout christian king who was against Luther

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John Calvin

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Another Protestant reformer who believed in predestination and was a strict leader

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Counter Reformation

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Reforms within the church in response to Protestant complaints

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Ignatius Loyola

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Founder of the Jesuits. He helped with the Catholic Counter Reformation

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Council of Trent

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A council called by the Pope in order to address the validity of Protestant complaints

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Inquisition

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A church court to fight protestantism and heretics.

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Wittenberg

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Where Luther went to hide when he was being pursued

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Predestination

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The anti-church idea that God already chooses who is good/bad and that being a good christian in life will not change your outcome after death. Your fate is predetermined

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Theocracy

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A government where church and state are one

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Jesuits

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Monastic order founded by Ignatius Loyola that took part in intense praying and complete loyalty to pope

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Heliocentric theory

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The theory the sun was the center of the universe- a new theory proposed by Copernicus

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Geocentric Theory

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Christian/ancient belief the the earth was the center of the universe

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Aristotle/Ptolemy

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Ancient thinkers who believed the Geocentric theory

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Copernicus

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Scientist who invented the Heliocentric theory and created mathematic models to prove it

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Johannes Kepler

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Proved Copernicus Heliocentric theory further and corrected it by adding that planets revolve in a ellipse shape (oval, not perfect circle)

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Galileo

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Built first telescope and studied many space objects

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Scientific method

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Method involving in depth observation and hypothesizing

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John Knox

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Formed theocracy in Geneva based on Protestantism

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What were the main causes of the Protestant reformation?

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Issues within the Catholic church and the unfair selling of indulgences inspired Martin Luther speak up against the church, which sparked the reformation

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How did protestantism lead to political, social, and other changes within Europe?

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Christendom broke apart, the Papacy had less power, and there was general political and social turmoil

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How did the Catholic church attempt to regain faith of their followers?
The council of trent addressed complaints, made administrative reforms, created better education and training, and tried to lessen church abuses. Church institutions supported reforms and the Inquisition went after heretics.
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How did the scientific revolution add to issues already faced by the Catholic Church?
Disproved previous church beliefs (i.e. Geocentric theory) and therefore weakened validity of all church beliefs.
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Medici Family
Powerful, rich, and ruling family of Florence for many years
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Brunelleschi
Architect who built incredibly tall dome of Duomo
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Donatello
Free standing nude sculptor
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Perspective
Technique that creates depth via size
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Machiavelli
Wrote "The Prince", which advised rulers to be politically effective
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Northern Rennaisance
Smaller Renaissance brought on by the spread of ideas outside of Italy
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Rennaissance women
Strict standards- must be beautiful but modest, a good hostess, and graceful
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The courtier
A popular book detailing the ideal renaissance man and woman
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Leonardo Da Vinci
Multi talented renaissance man and famous artist
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Michelangelo
Famous sculptor of "David" and famous painter of sistine chapel
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Johannes Gutenberg
Invented the Printing press which allowed the faster spread of books, and therefore, the spread of everything
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Ghiberti
Spent 50 years creating baptistry doors of incredible depth
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Frescoes
Lifelike, wet plaster paintings that created a revolution in art
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Humanism
Celebration of human body and classics
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Secularism
Worldly, secular matters (not church related)
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Indivualism
Celebration of individual achievements
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Patron
Someone who financed art
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Dante
Wrote the Divine Comedy
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Raphael
Famous painter- "School of Athens"
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Indulgences
A slip of paper sold to people on streets which could "buy" people out of time in purgatory- very criticized practice
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Boticelli
Italian Renaissance painter
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What were the key ideas formed in the renaissance?
Humanism, secularism, and individualism
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How was the renaissance different from the middle ages?
Massive incline in culture and talent and technology- less religious, more people focused
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What were the major achievements of the Rennaissance
Incredible art, artists, and writers Belief in H.I.S. Printing press
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Absolute Monarch
When a ruler has total and complete power
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Versailles
Royal palace in France
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Sir Thomas More
Wrote "Utopia" and Criticized English governmemt