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What estate made was made up of peasants and inhabitants of towns and cities?
third estate
What estate was made up of clergy?
first estate
What estate was made up of the nobility?
second estate
Where did the Renaissance begin?
Italy
Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, and Michelangelo all dominated..?
the High Renaissance
Who was the inventor of the printing press, and painting from movable metal type?
Gutenberg
What was the father of humanism?
Petrarch
What was the first true book in the West produced from moveable type?
the Bible
Who discovered ancient works of cicero?
Petrarch
What artist made The Last Supper?
Leonardo da Vinci
What artist made the Mona Lisa?
Leonardo da Vinci
What artist made Pietà?
Michelangelo
What artist made Creation of Adam?
Michelangelo
What artist made the Arnolfini Portrait?
Jan Van Eyck
Illusion of depth and three-dimensional space in an image achieved by drawing the lines of composition toward a point
linear prespective
worldliness
secularism
An intellectual movement of the Italian Renaissance- held that humanist should be involved in government and use their rhetorical training in the service of the state.
Civic Humanism
Who developed Linear Perspective?
Filippo Brunelleschi
Relied on linear perspective to convey depth and dimension
Italian Art
Fresco Paintings
Italian Art
Tempra paint
Italian Art
monumental, Idealized
Italian Art
oil paints
northern art
light and color gradations
northern art
highly detailed and realistic
northern art
egg based medium that binds paint pigments
tempra
produced revised Greek New testament
Erasmus
how did the printing press work?
ink pressed on to paper
a movement in Northern Europe that blended renaissance interest in classical learning with early christian writings
christian humanism
the most influential christian humanist?
Erasmus
wanted reform WITHIN the church not separation
Erasmus
criticized church corruption
Erasmus
believed people should understand Bible’s original meaning
Erasmus
Who was the founder of the Church of England?
Henry VII
Who was convinced that through education in the classics, they could instill a true inner piety that would bring about reform of the church and society?
Christian Humanist
A____ is an ecclesiastical position that carries with it a salary?
benefice
declared that the king was the only supreme head on earth of the church of england
act of supremacy
what two sacraments did Martin Luther King include in his reformed church?
Baptism and the Lord’s Supper
political, religious, social, and economic problems all contributed to what?
reformation
what political factor led to reformation?
rulers wanted independence from the Pope
what religious factor led to reformation?
corruption and indulgence sales
what economic factor led to reformation?
resentment of church wealth
condemned abuses in indulgences
ninety-five theses
who believed in justification by faith alone?
Martin Luther
beloved bible as sole authority
Martin Luther
opposed sale of indulgences
Martin Luther
was able to speed the ninety-five theses rapidly?
printing press
threatened church revenue and authority
ninety-five theses
declared Martin Luther an outlaw?
Diet & Edict of Worms
believed in complete separation of church and state
anabaptism
adult baptism
anabaptism
the city council became the church authority
calvinism
double-predestination was preached
calvinism
strict moral discipline
calvinism
scripture alone
zwinglianism
no music, images, pilgrimages, or saints
zwinglianism
eucharist=symbolic
zwinglianism
simple worship
anabaptism
seen as radicals
anabaptism
what reformation started for political reasons under Henry VII?
english
legalized lutheranism
peace of augsburg
reaffirmed catholic doctrine
Council of Trent
rejected protestant teachings
Council of Trent
ended the sale of indulgences
Council of Trent
what was the goal of the catholic reformation?
to resolve religious differences created by protestant revolt
what resulted in the protestant reformation?
people being educated; including all children male and females
banned Protestant writings and others judged harmful
Index of Forbidden Books
the practice of holding several church offices
pluralism
church official ignored their duties and hired underlings who sometimes lacked the proper qualifications
absenteeism
set the reformation into motion through adoption of the doctrine of justification by alone
Martin Luther
a remission (after death) of punishment for sin. Reduce one’s time in purgatory
indulgences
the act by which a person is made deserving of salvation
justification
Gold, Glory, and God were motives for..?
exploration
Who began the first school of oceanic navigation?
Prince Henry the Navigator
What was Portugal looking to access when they began to explore the African coast?
all water trade route , Gold , and spices
Who rounded the Cape of Africa, but feared mutiny from and crew and turned around?
Bartholomeu Dias
reached India
Vasco de Gama
renamed the Cape of Africa to Cape of good Hope?
Vasco de Gama
What explorer is associated with the first known circumnavigation of the earth?
Ferdinand Magellan
conquered the Aztecs
Cortés
how did Cortéz conquer the Aztecs?
alliances and smallpox
conquered the Incas?
Pizarro
forced labor of natives
encomienda systei
identified lands as new continent
Amerigo Vespucci
divided world between Spain (west) and Portugal (east)
treaty of tordesillas
detailed charts/ early maps?
Potolani
science of plotting course of a ship?
navigation
one of the most important maps available to Europeans in the 15th century
Ptolemy
early administrative system that allowed spaniards to use indigenous people for labor
encomienda
economic philosophy that encouraged exports but limited imports
mercantilism
system where a king or queen holds unlimited power over the government and people
absolute monarchy
monarch shares power with parliament or a legislature
constitutional monarchy
How did Renaissance humanist contribute to the scientific revolution?
they mastered greek and made new ancient text available
Why did Renaissance artist influence the development of science?
their desire to imitate nature led them to observe it closely
Why was Galileo condemned by the Catholic Church?
denied the existence of God
What did the universal law ode to gravitation help explain?
the force that keeps planets in orbit
Newton, Copernicus,Kepler, and Galileo all contributed to?
heliocentric model and the laws of plenetary motion
According to Galen’s humoral theory, what caused disease?
imbalances among bodily fluids
Who rejected both Aristotle and Galen, proposing that disease was caused by chemical imbalances in specific organs?
Paracelsus
What did William Harvey prove about the circulatory system?
blood made a complete circuit through the body and originated in the heart