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Renaissance, Reformation and Exploration

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Feudalism System of government in the Middle Ages used to provide protection and security. Included clergy, nobility and the peasantry.
Perspective A painting technique that shows the differences between things that are close and things that are far away. Shows three dimensions
Patron A wealthy person who pays artists and writers to produce their work.
Guild Organizations that crafts-people of the Renaissance joined. Helped to get workers better training, wages and rights
Scientific Method A system of observing and experimenting to determine whether an idea should be accepted as true
Humanism The belief that humans are important. New thought of the Renaissance
Middle Class A social class between the very wealthy and the very poor made up of skilled workers, professionals and merchants. (This class grew as cities grew in the Renaissance)
Renaissance The from about 1350 to 1600 in which Europeans entered an age of thought, learning, art and science; a French word meaning "rebirth"
Printing press A machine that used "moveable type" to create books, Bibles, etc. Was invented by Johannes Gutenberg
Monarch A king or queen
Heliocentric The belief that the sun is the center of the Universe
Renaissance Man An individual who is knowledgeable about all subjecs and who excels in art, math and science
Economics The study of wealth, money and trade in society
Catholic Church The only Christioan church before the Reformation
Pope The leader of the Catholic Church
Reformation A religious movement that began in Europe in the 1500s as an attempt to change the Catholic Church
Protestant Name of the churches that were formed as a result of protests against the Catholic Church
Heresy Denying the beliefs of the Church (A heretic is a a person who denies the beliefs)
Indulgences Pardons for sins that were sold by the Catholic Church
Puritan Members fo the Church of England that wanted to "purify" it of Catholic practices; very strict Protestants
Circumnavigate To travel all the way around the earth by ship
Conquistadors A Spanish adventurer who came to the Americas in search of gold
"New World" Land "found" by European explorers. North and South America
Columbian Exchange Food and goods that were exchanged between the "Old" and "New" worlds by the explorers
Treaty of Tordesillas The treaty that created an imaginary line showing which lands the Spanish and the Portuguese could claim as colonies
Spanish Armada A large group of warships; in this case a group of warships built by King Philip II of Spain
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