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Renaissance & Ref

This is about the Renaissance and Reformation for Mrs. KEntons class

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These people used the study of Greece and Rome to better understand their own times Humanists
People like Medici or Lorenzo were these, they were financial supporters to help others Patron
People started to adapt to their own language and use it everyday Vernacular
These were only given for good deeds, and the church teachings said them to be impure Indulgences
This word mean "rebirth." Also a time of creativity, great change, and originated in Italy Renaissance
These people were said to be multi-talented, such as the ability to draw, calculate, sculpt, and statues Renaissance Man
During the Renaissance, people accepted the situation as it is, also known as:______________ Realism
"Founded" by Martin Luther, from the Diet of Spires. There are many branches of this, and all reject the authority of papacy, and find authority in the Bible Protestant
Began when Martin Luther nailed the 95 wrong-doings to the church. People's of the church broke apart and established Protestant churches Reformation
A belief or opinion contrary to orthodox religion, especially doctrine. From the latin root meaning, 'able to choose' Heretic
To exclude someone from sacraments and services in the Christian or Catholic Church for refusing to obey Church law Excommunicated
A church court set up to try people accused of heresy Inquisition
To be hostile or prejudice towards jews Anti-Semitism
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