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AP Euro Period 1

AP Euro Period 1 UNIT 1- Renaissance and Scientific Rev

TermDefinition
Fall of Constantinople Ottomans able to go into Europe, Scholars fled to Rome with Greco-Roman and Hebrew texts (Bring to RENAISSANCE)
Black Death Killed 1/3 of the European population, memento mori, started questioning authority of the church
Decameron by Bocaccio Primary source of the accounts of the Black Death
Hundred Years War End of chivalry, England gets kicked out of France, raised French nationalism
Humanism The study of the classics (Greek, Roman, Biblical literature) emphasis on the original languages- interpret for themselves- and gives church less power
Petrarch Father of humanism, recovered crumbling Latin texts, including some of Cicero's works
Machiavelli's The Prince Theory of political power that said the ends always justify the means to maintain power.
Castiglione's The Courtier Lists attributes of a Renaissance man- multitalented (jack of all trades)- needs to agree with everything a prince or king says- leads to absolute monarchy (kings think they do no wrong)
Printing Press 1454 DIFFUSES ideas across Europe- increase literacy rates, books and texts written in vernacular
Vernacular Literature Books written in the common language of the people
Michaelangelo, Donatello, Raphael, Da Vinci Masters of the Italian Renaissance, used renaissance art techniques to emphasize the return to Greek and Roman ideas in art
Rembrandt Anatomy Lesson, and the Sea of Galilee- Baroque period artist
Brahe Astronomer who made exact planetary movement charts with the naked eye. Patroned by kings
Baroque Exaggerated motion to produce drama, tension, grandeur (1600s in Rome and then to rest of Europe)
El Greco Painter, sculptor, and architect in the Baroque style- made giant art pieces
Rubens Advocate for Baroque style, emphasize movement, color, known for counter reformation art pieces
Scientific Revolution Time where astrology and health sciences were emphasized and new ideas in science were based on observation and experimentation- NEW TECH ADV
Copernicus Believed that sun was center of the universe (Heliocentric), destroyed Aristotelian physics, left people wondering where heaven and God were
Galileo (Law of Inertia) Built one of the first good telescopes- proved universe was way bigger than imagined and backed up Copernicus's heliocentric model
Newton Created Principia, laws of motion and universal gravitation- unite sky and earth under same rules (LATER THAN THE REST)
Harvey Circulatory system, not the 4 humors
Paracelsus Created chemistry
Bacon Inductive reasoning- made conclusions from observations (small to big)
Descartes Deductive reasoning- make conclusion and support with facts (big to small) QUESTION EVERYTHING
Kepler Stepped into Brahe's role when he died, figured out planetary movement
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