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What was the Renaissance a rebirth of? art,science, and culture (and education) of Greece and Rome
Define Antiquity. old, valuable (Referring to Greece and Rome)
Define Secular. worldly, nonreligious
What was a Renaissance man? "jack of all trades"
Who was in control of Milan? Florence? *Milan- Francisco Sfarza *Florence- Mettachi (family that payed for Renaissance)
Who wrote the Prince? What was it about? *Nicholi Machiavelli *how to keep and run goverment
Humanism- involves grammar, rhetoric, poetry, moral philosophy, and history *individual person is most important thing
What makes up liberal arts education? writing, history, speech, math, science, and music
What are 3 books of the Divine Comedy? Who wrote it? What was it about? 1)Hell (Inferno) 2)Purgatory 3)Heaven *written by Dante * About souls journey to salvation
What was Christine de Pizan's main idea? defense of women to learn like men
The Human is the center___________. and meassure of all things
Give 3 aspects of Renaissance art. 1) realistic body 2)realistic lighting 3)frescos
Rich family that commissioned art. Medici
3 leaders of High Renaissance and one work by each. 1)Leonardo de Vinci- The Last Supper 2)Raphael- School of Athens 3)Michaelangelo- Ceiling of Sistine Chapel
2 things to know about Northern Renainssance art. 1)alter pieces- because no big walls due to stained glass 2)Realistic lighting
Name 2 Northern European artists and one work by each. 1)Jan van Eyck- Giovanni Arnolfini and His Bride 2)Albrecht Durur- Adoration of the Magi
How did Erasmus say that the Church must me reformed? 1)spread philosophy of Christ 2)provide Christian education 3)criticize abuses in church (wanted to change but not leave)
What was "philosophy of Christ" approach to the reformation? live like Jesus
Give example of Church problems in the church from In Praise of Folly. "so many knots in one shoe..." monks were too strict
Luther's job. a monk
Indulgence- bought from Catholic Church to reduce time in purgatory. *"a donation to the church"
What did Luther do with his 95 Thesis? nailed them to the door of the church
How did the Catholic church deal with Luther? Describe the Edict of Worms *they excommunicated him (kicked out of church, burnt books, and kicked out of HRE) *ruling over Luther to kick him out
What was the outcome of the peace of Dugsburg? *each Prince go to choose own religion *ends HRE
HOw did LUther affect people that eventually came to Merica? Protestants came to America for religious freedom
Why was Zwingli so important? Protestant reformer who allowed people to read scipture
How did Zwingli end up? killed during war (cut him up then burnt him) *people thought he wanted to destroy Jesus
What was Clavin's Institutes of the CHRISTIAN RELIGION ABOUT? HOW Protestants should worship
Where was Calvin from? France
Predestination- God knows your future(Heaven or Hell)
Why did Henry VII want a divorce? his wife could have a boy
How did his divorce weaken Catholic Church? He had more power than Pope (he was king and Pope) *people followed church of King
What was the Act of Supremacy? Gave King all power over new Church of England
Why was she called Bloody Mary? Why didn't she like Protestants? Hated Protestants because of her father (Henry VII) *killed protestants who would not reform to Catholocism
3 most important facts of Anabaptists 1) anyone could preach 2)ADULT BAPTISM 3)seperation of church and state
3 Pillars of Catholic Reformation 1)Jesuits-hardcore missionaries 2)reformation of papcy (pope's job) 3) Council of Trent- reaffirmed traditional Catholic teachings
3 reasons for European exploration 1)God- spread Christianity 2)Gold- money (expand trade) 3)Glory-wanted fame (wanted to be on top)
4 things Europeans took from Arabs for exploration compass,caraval,cartography-making maps, astrlabe-old school GPS
Why was PRince Henry the Nav. Important? Where was he from? *from Portugal *funded exploration and first to push it
First sucessful European exploring country Portugal
Line of Demarcation? Who drew it? Who did it affect? What was treaty called? *Pope drew it *Spain got west;Port. got east *Treaty of Tordesillas
Where did Cortez, Pizzaro, and Port. take over in Mericas? *C- Mex (Central)-Aztec tribe *P-Incans-Peru *Port.- Brazil
what was the Columbian Exchange? What are some items exchanged? *stuff traded form New World to Old World- visa versa *tomatos, horses, corn, guns
What were Dutch East and West India trading comp.? *D- Indies *W-Carribean *strong spice trading comp.
What Euro. Countires took over A. virginia/Mass. B. Cnada/Louisiana C. New York A-England B-France C-Netherlands
What crop led to need of slaves? sugarcane
Explain Triangle trade *US----rawmaterial to----EUR *EUR---manufactured goods----Af *Af----slaves to---US
MOst slaves were_______ from Africa. prisoners of war
Religion that spread from N Af to S Af? Islam
Island nation that became Muslim from traders? Indonesia
Why did Portugal settle the Moluccas? Spices
Why didn't Euro. have as big of and impact on the mainland of asia as it did on the islands? Asia had a bigger gov. and military
2 main religions in SE asia on islands? On the mainland? *Islam ans Christianity *ML- Bhuddism
Leonardo- Renaissance man *painted Mona Lisa and Last supper
Sforza- Leader of Milan (ITL)*Like MEedici in Florence.*Military takeover
Medici Family- Rich fam of FLorence (ITL) *Commissioned Great Ren. art
Machiavelli- Wrote the Prince- most important political lit.
Petrarch- Father of Ren. *Big humanist
Michelangelo- Sculptor/Painter *Sistine Chapel *Sculpture of David
Jan Van Eyck- N. Ren. painter *Arnolfini Wedding
Durer- N Ren. paintr *Adoration of Magi *3 Wise men visit Jesus
Luther- 95 Thesis *reformation of Cath. Church (used to be a monk)
Eramus- humanist* Philosophy of Christ *wanted to reform, not make new hurch
Charles V- HRE Emp. when Luther wrote 95 thesis
Leo X- Pope during Luther's time. * Excommunicated him
Peace of Augsburg- Princes get to choose Cath/ Prot.
Zwingli- Prot. hates Caths. *killed in war Chopped pieces, burnt
Calvin- Predestination. French. Insitutes on the Christian religion. book about ho to be Protestant
Henry VIII- Wanted son. Started Anglican Church/ left Cath church for divorce
Ignatius of Loyola- founded Jesuits
Magellan- around world first
Columbus- Italian, sailed for Spain. found Murica
Cabot- new england
De Gama- Indian from Port.
Vespucci guy that named Murica
Pizzaro- defeated Incans. Used disease
King Alfonzo- African king against slavory
Ibo- Village that provided AFR slaves
Khmer- Cambodia
Urban- city
secular- not religious
Mercenary- hired soldier
Dowry- wife pays husband
Humanism- man is the centr and measure of all things
fresco- paint into wet plaster
Christian Humanism- reforming the church with human ideas
salvation- got ot Heaven
Indulgence- pay to get out of purg.
Predestination- God knows your destiny
annul- call off. like it "didn't happen"
Conquistadors- spanish conqueror
COlony- one country rules the other
Mercantilism- more oney-more power
Blanace of Trade- import v. export
Plantation- big farm. one crop.
triangular trade- slaves from AFR to us. Raw materials form US to EUR. finished product from EUR to AFR for slaves
MIddle passage- AFR slaves from AFR to US
Mainland states- Port. owned Vietnam,Tailand (not island)
Bureacracy- red tape; Must go through process to get something done. Gov.
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