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Unit 1 History Test

Renaissance and Reformation 10/2

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naturalism truth to nature
nationalism pride in your nationality
vernacular common language
patron to give financial support (rich families patroned painters)
renaissance cultural rebirth of Green and Roman culture, lasted about 300 years
Lorenzo de Medici "The Magnificent" famous patron
Johannes Gutenberg made the printing press
Albrecht Durer From Neutenberg, Germany. "German Leonardo" skilled in many arts
Leonardo da Vinci "Renaissance man" painted 'Last Supper' and 'Mona Lisa'
Michelangelo Educated at Medici Palace, skilled in many arts, sculptures are Preta and David
humanism new intellectual movement, valued active participation in public life
Petrarch one of the earliest humanist writers, wrote SONNETS
satire humorously critical observations
Erasmus wrote the Greek New Testement with Latin Translation. wrote SATIRE
Niccolo Machiavelli From Florence, Italy. Italian Writer, wrote the Prince, worked for the Medicis
indulgences special pardons
Protestants Luther and other reformers became known as Protestants for their protests against the Roman Cathloic Church
liturgy a form of worship
Martin Luther German monk who believed strongly in God, wrote 95 theses
John Calvin believed that only an elect group of believers chosen by God were the only true Christians
Henry VIII Bad king who had 6 wives
Ulrich Zwingli A priest who didn't believe in false gods. He questioned acts of the Church
Catherine of Aragon 1st wife- gave Henry Mary. Henry divorced her
Anne Boleyn 2nd wife- birthed Elizabeth, rumors of affairs so she was beheaded
Jane Seymour 3rd wife- Henry's most beloved wife, she gave him Edward and died
Anne of Cleves 4th wife- Henry agreed to marry her off of a painting, he didn't like her so he divorced her
Catherine Howard 5th wife- she cheated on Henry, so she was beheaded
Catherine Parr 6th wife- Henry was going to behead her but he died before he could so she survived
Charles I/V took the Hasburg throne at 16 years old, when he became Holy Roman Emporer, he was Charles V
Phillip II Charles's son, married Mary, was an absolute monarch, tried to fight against the Protestant refromation
piety devotion to the church
canonize to be recognized as a saint by the Cathloic Church
Ignatius of Loyola Spanish noble to beggar. He believed that through meditation and prayer, people could be closer to God. He basically started Jesuits
After the plague weakened the economy, who took control of the government in Florence? Cosomo de Medici
Which northern artist was the first to apply Italian innovations to his own work? Albrecht Durer
Which type of writing is Erasmus best known for? Satire
Why did the King of England break from the Roman Catholic Church Basically to divorce his wife
What did Martin Luther, John Wycliffe, Jan Hus, and Erasmus have in common? they were all part of the Refromation
Which faith did the Habsburg family try to impose on Europe? Catholicism
What was the goal of the Inquisition To convert people to Catholicism
Who designed a dome for the cathedral of Florence? Filippo brunelleshi
What did Johannes Gutenberg contribute during the time of the Renaissance? the printing press
What did Martin Luther critisize in his 95 theses? The church, indulgences
What were the goals of a humanist education? To teach people to contribute to the common good by taking part in public life
Why were the Anabaptists persecuted? They rejected infant baptism
Who did the Edict of Nantes give limited rights to? Hugenots
Which of the following did not contribute to Martin Luther's success? Support of the Pope
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