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Renaissance Artistic Movement
Perspective Technique to make paintings more lifelike
Indulgences Pardons from punishment from sin, way for church to make money
Machiavelli The Prince, Ideal gov't based on Roman gov't
Castiglione The Book of the Courier, talked about courtesy
Medici Wealthy Florence family
Ghiberti Painter
Sistine Chapel Frescoes of Michaelangelo
Council of Trent Decided on the church doctrins as part of the Counter Revolution
Theocracy A gov't where the clergy are "under God's power"
Counter-Reformation Church's response to attacks, all in order to make Protestants look bad
Almanacs Predicted weather, calendars, maps, medical advice. Informative
Predestination Belief that God has decided what your fate will be
Geocentric Theory The Earth is the center of the universe
Da Vinci Did everything, painted Mona Lisa and The Last Supper
Michelangelo Painted the Frescoes in Sistine Chapel
Luther Defined Lutheranism, Salvation is thru faith and not good works
De Loyola Founded Jesuits, salvation comes from good works
Henry VIII Founded Anglican church so he could divorce his wife
Pope Paul III Counter Reformation Pope, revived spiritual outlook
Kepler Heliocentric Theory
Bacon An experiment must be tested multiple times until its a theory
Descartes Everything needs Proof
10 Characteristics of Art 1) Linear Perspective 2)Symmetry 3)Classical 4)Realism 5)Individualism 6)Nature 7)Secularism 8)Blue 9)Anatomy 10)Shade
Printing Press By Johaness Gutenburg. Advanced Communication and good for bibles
Humanists People who studied classics. Wanted to know how things worked
Reformation Cause- Plague, Great Schism, Worship of Relics, 95 theses; Results-Many new churches
95 Theses Luthers Challenge to Tetzel (indulgence seller). On door at Wittenberg
Sir Thomas Moore Writer of Utopia, showed the perfect society
Wittenberg Where Luther posted the 95 Theses
Raphael Asked by pope to pain Frescos in papal chambers
Why Italy? Ruins of Roman Empire, Crusades
Huguenots French Calvinists who defended themselves against civil war w/ Catholics; Edict of Nantes gave them freedom
Jesuits De Loyola started them, do good works to get to heaven. Like a military
Institutes of the Christian Religion Published by Calvin on Calvinism
Broadsides Single printed sheets w/ info and royal decrees
Index of Forbidden Books Forbade Christians to read Certain books
Heliocentric Theory The sun is the center of the universe
Scientific Revolution Reason and science were huge; Nothing was believed until proven by experiment or math
Diet of Worms Banished Luther and his works; Imperial Diet-Special meeting of rulers of empire
Copernicus On the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres; book on heliocentric theory
Calvin Carry out church reform in Switz.; founded protestant church
Pope Paul IV Combat Heresy; Index of Forbidden Books
Galileo Provided proof that Earth goes around the sun; Dialogue on 2 great systems of the world
Newton Laws of motion+Universal Gravitation
Renaissance Man Well rounded, knows something about every subject
Giotto Important realist painter
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