WH2HN: 1400s Europe

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Cardinal Richelieu

________ was a French statesman and clergyman, who is known for exploiting greater religious interests in the preference of his own political ones during the Thirty Years War.

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Johann Gutenberg

________ was a German inventor who sped up communication across Europe with the movable type printing press (Chinese used printing press before him tho)

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Predestination

________ is the concept that your life and afterlife are pre planned by G- d.

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Michelangelo

________ was an Italian artist who is famous for David and the painting of the Sistine Chapels ceiling.

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Huguenots

________ were an often persecuted group of French Protestants who used Calvinist ideas.

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Secularism

________ is the idea that church and state should be separated in politics.

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theocracy

A(n) ________ is a government run by priests in the name of G- d.

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Petrarch

________ was an Italian humanist, poet and scholar, who wrote the poems addressed to Laura.

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Martin Luther

________ wrote the 95 Theses, a long list of complaints against the Church. ________ came c. 200 years after Jan Hus, had the same radical ideas.

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John Calvin

________ (POWer) thought of the concept of predestination, that your life is preplanned by G- d and your soul has a designated place.

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John Wycliffe

________ was another radical thinker who worked in the northern part of Europe at around the same time as Jan Hus.

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Jan Hus

________ was a radical thinker who came c. 200 years before Martin Luther, but they had the same ideas.

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Erasmus

________ was a Dutch philosopher, activist and theologian and is regarded as one of the greatest scholars of the Northern Renaissance.

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Sir Thomas More

________ was a close advisor to Henry the Eighth but was killed for his more radical ideas about the church and divorce.

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Humanism

________ is the philosophical idea that focuses on the individuality of humans.

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Ignatius of Loyola

________ founded the Jesuits, the Society of Jesus.

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Henry the Eighth

________ began the Church of England after the other Church (Catholic) didnt allow him to divorce his first wife.

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Patron/patronage

A ________ is a supporter of a cause and provides financial assistance for the cause; a _______in this context supports the arts or the church. A _______ is the act of the _______.

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Albrecht Durer

_________ was a prominent German Renaissance artist. His works demonstrated the upcoming ideas to portray human anatomy and nature as they are, in much detail.

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Sects

_____are subcategories of a larger group. In this context, Protestantism is a _____ of Christianity, and Anabaptism is a _____of Protestantism.

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Anglican Church

The ____ is the Church of England. It is a Catholic and Reform church and still upholds ideas from the Reformation.

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Act of Supremacy

The ______________ was passed by Parliament after Henry VIII’s divorce blowup. The _____ makes Henry the head of the Church of England.

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Council of Trent

The ___________ was a period of 18 years in which the 19th ecumenical council convened in the reply to the Protestant Reformation.

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Peace of Augsburg

The __________ was a treaty between Charles the 5th and the Schmalkaldic League that let Lutheranism and Catholicism live in coexistence.

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95 Theses

The ________ were written by Martin Luther to show his issues with the church.

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