AP Euro vocab for Chapter 10
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What was the Treaty of Lodi? | It was a fragile alliance between the city-states of Naples, Milan, and Florence, against their rivals, Venice and the Papal States
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Who was Cosmo de' Medici? | He was a wealthy Florentine who manipulated elections and influnced the local council.
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Who was Cosmo de' Medici's grandson? | Lorenzo the magnificent.
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What type of rule did Lorenzo the magnificent have? | a totalitarian rule
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Who was exiled after giving Pisa and other Florentine possesions over to King Charles VIII of France? | Piero de' Medici
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Which family came to rule in Milan in 1278? | The Visconti family.
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Which family took Milan over in 1450? | The Sforza family.
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Who created the League of Venice? | Ferdinand of Aragon.
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What was the League of Venice? | It was a counter-alliance designed to protect Venice, Milan, and the Papal states, and Emperor Maximillion I from France.
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Who was Girolamo Savonarola? | A radical Dominican monk.
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What did Girolamo S. do to Piero de' Medici? | He convinced a mob of Florentines to exile Piero de' Medici. He also claimed that France's vitory was divine justice. He later ruled Florence and then was exiled.
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Which city-state was ruled by a merchant oligarchy? | Venice
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