Western Civilization Semester 1 EXAM

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What estate made was made up of peasants and inhabitants of towns and cities?

third estate

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What estate was made up of clergy?

first estate

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What estate was made up of the nobility?

second estate

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Where did the Renaissance begin?

Italy

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Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, and Michelangelo all dominated..?

the High Renaissance

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Who was the inventor of the printing press, and painting from movable metal type?

Gutenberg

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What was the father of humanism?

Petrarch

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What was the first true book in the West produced from moveable type?

the Bible

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Who discovered ancient works of cicero?

Petrarch

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What artist made The Last Supper?

Leonardo da Vinci

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What artist made the Mona Lisa?

Leonardo da Vinci

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What artist made Pietà?

Michelangelo

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What artist made Creation of Adam?

Michelangelo

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What artist made the Arnolfini Portrait?

Jan Van Eyck

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Illusion of depth and three-dimensional space in an image achieved by drawing the lines of composition toward a point

linear prespective

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worldliness

secularism

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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

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Who developed Linear Perspective?

Filippo Brunelleschi

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Relied on linear perspective to convey depth and dimension

Italian Art

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Fresco Paintings

Italian Art

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Tempra paint

Italian Art

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monumental, Idealized

Italian Art

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oil paints

northern art

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light and color gradations

northern art

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highly detailed and realistic

northern art

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egg based medium that binds paint pigments

tempra

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produced revised Greek New testament

Erasmus

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how did the printing press work?

ink pressed on to paper

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a movement in Northern Europe that blended renaissance interest in classical learning with early christian writings

christian humanism

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the most influential christian humanist?

Erasmus

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wanted reform WITHIN the church not separation

Erasmus

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criticized church corruption

Erasmus

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believed people should understand Bible’s original meaning

Erasmus

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Who was the founder of the Church of England?

Henry VII

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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

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A____ is an ecclesiastical position that carries with it a salary?

benefice

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declared that the king was the only supreme head on earth of the church of england

act of supremacy

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what two sacraments did Martin Luther King include in his reformed church?

Baptism and the Lord’s Supper

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political, religious, social, and economic problems all contributed to what?

reformation

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what political factor led to reformation?

rulers wanted independence from the Pope

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what religious factor led to reformation?

corruption and indulgence sales

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what economic factor led to reformation?

resentment of church wealth

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condemned abuses in indulgences

ninety-five theses

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who believed in justification by faith alone?

Martin Luther

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beloved bible as sole authority

Martin Luther

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opposed sale of indulgences

Martin Luther

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was able to speed the ninety-five theses rapidly?

printing press

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threatened church revenue and authority

ninety-five theses

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declared Martin Luther an outlaw?

Diet & Edict of Worms

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believed in complete separation of church and state

anabaptism

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adult baptism

anabaptism

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the city council became the church authority

calvinism

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double-predestination was preached

calvinism

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strict moral discipline

calvinism

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scripture alone

zwinglianism

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no music, images, pilgrimages, or saints

zwinglianism

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eucharist=symbolic

zwinglianism

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simple worship

anabaptism

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seen as radicals

anabaptism

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what reformation started for political reasons under Henry VII?

english

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legalized lutheranism

peace of augsburg

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reaffirmed catholic doctrine

Council of Trent

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rejected protestant teachings

Council of Trent

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ended the sale of indulgences

Council of Trent

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what was the goal of the catholic reformation?

to resolve religious differences created by protestant revolt

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what resulted in the protestant reformation?

people being educated; including all children male and females

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banned Protestant writings and others judged harmful

Index of Forbidden Books

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the practice of holding several church offices

pluralism

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church official ignored their duties and hired underlings who sometimes lacked the proper qualifications

absenteeism

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set the reformation into motion through adoption of the doctrine of justification by alone

Martin Luther

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a remission (after death) of punishment for sin. Reduce one’s time in purgatory

indulgences

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the act by which a person is made deserving of salvation

justification

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Gold, Glory, and God were motives for..?

exploration

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Who began the first school of oceanic navigation?

Prince Henry the Navigator

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What was Portugal looking to access when they began to explore the African coast?

all water trade route , Gold , and spices

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Who rounded the Cape of Africa, but feared mutiny from and crew and turned around?

Bartholomeu Dias

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reached India

Vasco de Gama

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renamed the Cape of Africa to Cape of good Hope?

Vasco de Gama

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What explorer is associated with the first known circumnavigation of the earth?

Ferdinand Magellan

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conquered the Aztecs

Cortés

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how did Cortéz conquer the Aztecs?

alliances and smallpox

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conquered the Incas?

Pizarro

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forced labor of natives

encomienda systei

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identified lands as new continent

Amerigo Vespucci

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divided world between Spain (west) and Portugal (east)

treaty of tordesillas

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detailed charts/ early maps?

Potolani

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science of plotting course of a ship?

navigation

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one of the most important maps available to Europeans in the 15th century

Ptolemy

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early administrative system that allowed spaniards to use indigenous people for labor

encomienda

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economic philosophy that encouraged exports but limited imports

mercantilism

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system where a king or queen holds unlimited power over the government and people

absolute monarchy

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monarch shares power with parliament or a legislature

constitutional monarchy

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How did Renaissance humanist contribute to the scientific revolution?

they mastered greek and made new ancient text available

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Why did Renaissance artist influence the development of science?

their desire to imitate nature led them to observe it closely

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Why was Galileo condemned by the Catholic Church?

denied the existence of God

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What did the universal law ode to gravitation help explain?

the force that keeps planets in orbit

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Newton, Copernicus,Kepler, and Galileo all contributed to?

heliocentric model and the laws of plenetary motion

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According to Galen’s humoral theory, what caused disease?

imbalances among bodily fluids

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Who rejected both Aristotle and Galen, proposing that disease was caused by chemical imbalances in specific organs?

Paracelsus

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What did William Harvey prove about the circulatory system?

blood made a complete circuit through the body and originated in the heart