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renaissance meaning

rebirth

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what did the renaissance reform

CRIPES

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where did the renaissance begin

florence, italy

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what did italians what to revive

ancient rome culture

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who led the renaissance

the wealthy and powerful merchant class

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what was the most powerful family during the renaissance

the medici family

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what was the medici family’s relationship with each other

competitive

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who was the most powerful person during the renaissance

lorenzo medici

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humanism

the focus on worldy subjects and not just the afterlife, life doesn't have to be miserable to go to heaven

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medieval art

focused on religion

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renaissance art

human based, focused on other subjects like landscapes and battle, introduced perspective and 3D subjects

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leonardo da vinci

genius, created anatomy, talent painter, first to use cadavers

painted the last supper

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michelangelo

painted the ceiling of the sistine chapel

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raphael

painted school of athens

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machiavelli

wrote the prince 1513

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the prince 1513

book about politics

“the ends justify the means”

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machiavellianism

doing something dishonest to gain power —> leads to authoritarian government

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rabelais

wrote gargantuan and pantagruel

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shakespeare

considered the greatest author of all time

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cervantes

wrote don quixote

a book that mocked chivalry and feudalism

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who invented the european printing press

johann gutenberg

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affect of the printing press

books could now be mass produced

spread literacy and religion

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how was europe given an advantage because of the printing press

europe was now educated

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to raise funds to beautify the church, the pope

taxed marriage and baptism and sold indulgences

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who created indulgences

johann tutzel

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martin luther

german monk

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what was martin luther mad at

luther was mad at indulgences because he knew they weren't mentioned in the bible

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what were what were luthers published complaints called

95 theses

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what allowed luther’s 95 theses to be mass produced

the printing press

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what happened after luther posted the 95 theses

the church called for luther to recant

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did luther recant

no, he was excommunicated

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rules for entering heaven in catholicism

must be baptized and buy indulgences

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rules for entering heaven in lutheranism

must believe in God

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what did luther deny

that popes and priest were appointed from God

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many people agreeing with luther’s reforms lead to what

1524 peasant revolt

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what was the outcome of the 1524 peasant revolt

the peace of augsburg

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the peace of augsburg

allows monarchs to choice whether their nation was catholic or lutheran

every monarch chose catholic

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john calvin

created calvinism

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calvinism

dutch religion

believed in predestination

both lutherans and catholics opposed calvinism

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henry 8th

king of england

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why did henry 8th create the church of england

he wanted to divorce catherine of aragon because she couldn't produce a male heir

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who tells henry that he is divine and therefore can rewrite the bible to allow annulment

thomas crombwell

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who does henry ask to acknowledge him as supreme head of the church of england

thomas more

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does more recognize henry as supreme head

no, and for that he is beheaded

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thomas more

religious advisor and henry’s best friend

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thomas crombwell

henrys lawyer and most trusted advisor

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who created the anglican / church of england

henry 8th

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catherine of aragon

1st wife

marriage is annuled

she is sent to rural england

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what does henry want

a male heir

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anne boleyn

couldnt produce a male heir so henry created a rumor in order to justify her execution

beheaded

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queen jane seymour

married 1 day after anne’s execution

died during childbirth

produced a male heir - edward

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anne of cleves

divorced

henry thought she was ugly

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who is killed for suggesting henry marry anne of cleves

thomas crombwell

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catherine howard

she cheats on him

is executed

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katherine parr

outlives henry

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what happens after henry dies

there becomes a power vacuum for the throne

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who first rules after henry dies

his son, edward, but he is young and sickly and soon dies

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who rules after edward

mary

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why is queen mary nicknamed bloody mary

she wanted to convert england back to catholicism \

persecuted and killed all protestants

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who ruled after queen mary

elizabeth 1st

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what was significant about elizabeths rule

she was the first monarchy to declare themselves as lutheran using the treat of augsburg

virgin queen

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what did ptomely teach

that the earth was the center of the universe

geocentric

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what was copernicus’ theory

that the sun was the center of the universe

heliocentric

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galileo

created the first telescope

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who proved that copernicus’ theory was correct

galileo

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why did the church reject the idea of a heliocentric solar system

in the bible it states that the sun rotates around the earth

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what did the church do about galileo proving copernicus right

they put him on trial and asked him to recant

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what does galileo do

he recants

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scientific method

problem, hypothesis, experiment, conclusion

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bacon and descartes

leading scientists at the time

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“i think, therefore i am”

descartes

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what does newton create

mathematical explanation for gravity, calculus, first advances in medicine and chemistry

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what was chemistry known as before newton

magic

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what year did the beginning of real science start

1600

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john knox

founded church of scotland

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brunelleschi

architect, domes

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pieter bruegel

artist, painted first war battle death scene

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act of supremacy

english acts that declared monarchs head of the church

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diet of worms

holy roman assembly

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desiderius erasmus

dutch priest and philosopher

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what book did thomas more write

utopia

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who made the statue of david

michelangelo

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valuable spices

cinnamon, cloves, salt, nutmeg, and pepper

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most important trade route

suez canal

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motivation for europeans exploring the sea

  1. europeans wanted direct access to the asian trade market!!!

  2. wanted to bypass the Mediterranean sea

  3. desire to learn more about the lands outside of europe

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european improved technology 

  1. cartographers — more accurate maps

  2. spread christiantiy 

  3. astrolabe — determine latitude at sea

  4. caravel — improved sailing ships

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improvements on ships

  1. triangle sails

  2. rutter

  3. reinforced hull 

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dead reckoner 

a person who can use an astrolabe 

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because sea travel is dangerous boat crews are usually

criminals

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henry the navigator

  • wanted to gain wealth for portugal and spread christianity 

  • took a 10 month voyage to india 

    • struggles with hunger, thirst, and scurvy 

    • trading with india is very profitable 

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only the captain will know how to read an astrolabe to avoid a

mutany

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who begins the african slave trade

portugal

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who controlled the seas in 1500s

spain / portugal

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who controlled the seas in 1600s

dutch

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who controlled the seas in 1700s

england / france

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who controlled the seas in 1800s

england

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columbus is an

italian explorer

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columbus wanted to

find a shortcut to india

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which country didnt support columbus

portugal

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which country did support columbus

spain