Unit 1: Renaissance and Exploration Flashcards

(35 cards)

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Italian poet and humanist scholar, discovered work by Cicero

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Petrarch

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Italian humanist and philologist proved Donation of Constantine was a fake

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Lorenzo Valla

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Italian humanist, historian and leader of Florence. Prompted civic humanism.

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Leonardo Bruni

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Italian humanist, historian and secular political theorist (The Prince)

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Niccolò Machiavelli

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5
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Italian humanist whose work outlined the ideal Renaissance courtier (Book of the Courtier)

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Baldassare Castiglione

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Italian humanist who promoted individualism (Oration on Dignity of Man)

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Pico della Mirandola

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Dutch Chrisitan humanist who criticised corruption in Church and State with Adages and challenged Church authority
with new latin bible translation.

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Erasmus

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English Christian humanist who corresponded with Erasmus, wrote Utopia and opposed the Reformation in England

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Thomas Moore

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German craftsman who developed a process of making movable type and the printing press

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Guthenberg

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Known as the ‘Warrior Pope’, he enlarged the Vatican states and was a patron to Michelangelo

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Pope Julius II

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New monarch who defeated most powerful and independent of French nobles Charles the Bold of Burgundy

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Louis XI of France

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New monarch who continued the sale of office to raise revenue, increased state bureaucracy and made
Concordat of Bologna with pope.

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Francis I

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New monarch victor in War of the Roses and first Tudor monarch. Increased the power of the English
monarchy by outlawing private armies and careful use of government finance.

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Henry VII of England

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New monarch, broke with the authority of the pope to empower himself to become head of Church in
England. Closed monasteries of England.

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Henry VIII of England

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New monarchs in Spain. Supported by the powerful Hermandad of cities and towns.
Ended religious toleration, expelled Jews and Muslims, established Spanish Inquisition.

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Isabella of Castile+Ferdinand of Aragon

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Portuguese leader who promoted use of caravel ships, exploration of Western Africa and the islands of the
Atlantic Ocean.

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Henry the Navigator

17
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Italian born explorer, funded by Ferdinand and Isabella, landed on the island of Hispaniola while
attempting to find a route to India.

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Christopher Columbus

18
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Portuguese sailor and first European to round the southern tip of Africa

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Bartolomeu Dias

19
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Portuguese sailor and the first European to reach India by sea

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Vasco da Gama

20
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Portuguese explorer who planned and led a Spanish funded expedition to circumnavigate the world

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Ferdinand Magellan

21
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1455

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Gutenberg bible printed

22
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1462

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Platonic Academy formed in Florence

23
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1494

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Spain and Portugal agreed to the Treaty of Tordesillas

24
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1522

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Spanish circumnavigation of the world

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1527
Sack of Rome by Charles V
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Civic humanism
Using ideas from ancient greece and rome
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Christian humanism
self-fulfillment of humanity within the frameworkof christian principles
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Philology
The study of language and literature from written documents
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Naturalism
Renaissance art movement depicting nature and humans realistically
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Vernacular
Common language spoken by the people, not latin
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New monarchy
Powerful centralised monarchies that emerged during the Renaissance
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Mercantilism
Economic belief the wealth of countries is linked to the accumulation of gold and silver reserves
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Columbian exchange
The exchange of diseases, ideas, food. crops, and populations between the New World and the Old World following the voyage to the Americas by Christo pher Columbus in 1492
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Commercial revolution
Growth of urban centers and money based economy from 1450-1650
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Subsistance agriculture
peasants producing just enough food to feed themselves and their family (no surplus to sell)