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AP Euro Midterm

TermDefinition
Gutenburg Invented printing press, created ________ bibles, rapidly spread religion through europe
Vernacular broader audienced can understand literature (not just in latin)
Secular Anything that wasnt religious, seperating religion from public life
Ferdinand and Isabella united spain, strengthened the government, reorganized military, and controlled catholic church
Erasmus critized the catholic church, leader of christian humanists, and emphasized morality
Sir Thomas More wrote Utopia, presented a new social system, communal ownership of property
Henry VII of England first tudor king, ended the war of roses, restored stability in england, more power for monarchy
War of the Roses dynamic civil war (1455-1487) Lancaster vs. New York ended with harry marrying Elizabeth of York
Henry VIII Had 6 wives, critized Utopia, created church of england to divorce said wives
Elizabeth I Ascended to throne after Mary, Queen of scots died in 1555, leader of protestant nation, laid groundwork for cultural renaissance
Politique Someone who puts country/peace first, even if it means bending on religious or party rules
German Peasant Revolt (1525) Peasant uprising for social/economic reform based on Lutheran ideas
Miguel de Cervantes Pivotal figure in Spanish Literature, author of Don Quixote, first modern novel
Philip II of Spain ruled during spanish golden age, embraced catholicism, conflicted with elizabeth I
Great Schism after the crusades fail, tensions with the church and pope headquarters move to france, protestant and catholic fight
Pope Julius II main renaissance pope, expanded church power, comissioned michaelangelo
Indulgences Money payed to the catholic church to avoid purgatory
Simony buying and selling church offices, positions, etc.
Neoptism Powerful figures give relatives jobs, monarchy and papacy
Theocracy Government run by religious leaders
Huguenot French calvinsts protestants
Divine right theory doctrine, monarchs get power from God
Mercantilism benefits of profitable trading
Petition of right english doctrine, no tax without consent, imprisoned without cause, etc.
parliamentarians/ "roundheads" support parliament, oppose king charles I and royalists
House of lords upper house of the parliament in the UK
House of commons lower house of the parliament in the UK
Cardinal Richelieu broke power of the Hapsburg dynasty, french!
Jean Baptiste Colbert strengthened france's economy
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