AP Euro Unit 1: Renaissance and Exploration Vocab

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Repudiate

refuse to accept

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Linchpin

Something that is key to the success of a system

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Sovereignty

a state that governs itself without outside interference

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Piety

being devoted to a higher power or religious beliefs

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Secular

Not connected to religious or spiritual matters

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Subjugation

controlling someone or something through oppression

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Facade

A misleading appearance

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Vernacular

Vernacular informal language by people spoken in undefined regions

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Refute

disprove

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Theological

Study of religion

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Exodus

mass departure

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Black Death

bubonic plague, highly deadly, killed millions in Europe 14 C

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Petrarch

Italian Renaissance Humanist, promoted reviving classical literature

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Machiavelli

wrote "The Prince,": effective rulers need to be cruel

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Renaissance Artists

used realistic techniques(realism) Ex: Leonardo Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, Michelangelo’s David

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Patronage

support or $ aid, given by an elite to individual or group

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Republic

people or elected representatives have power

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Democracy

decisions made by majority of people

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Leonardo Da Vinci

Italian Renaissance artist and inventor known for creating The Vitruvian Man

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Social Hierarchies

ranked individuals/groups by status, power, privilege

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Communes

communal ownership (individuals all have rights to property sharing responsibilities),

local governance (elected officials managed),

cultural cohesion (different national/ethnic groups came together as one),

defense against feudal lords, offered good services, many represented, well-funded

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Medieval Ages/Middle Ages

between the fall of the Roman Empire and the Renaissance, time of black plague, feudalism(Nobility held land for Royals in exchange for military protection, serfs produced food on land in exchange for protection), Catholic Church most powerful, religious conflicts, slower developments,

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Christian Humanism

Humanism combined with Christian ideas

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Christine de Pizan

writer who advocated for womens equality

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Popolo

italian middle class artisans and merchants groups that protected against nobility in communes

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Mirandola ¨On the Dignity of Man¨

The choices a person makes throughout life determines their fate in the afterlife, it isnt predetermined

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Erasmus

Christian Humanist, wrote Christian New Testament

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New Monarchs

nationalistic loyalty, internal+external trade, centrallized beauracracy (non elected representatives), collected taxes, standing army: full time soldiers

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Courts

palaces where oligrarchs (small groups that rule) lived, did political business, flaunted their patronage of the arts

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Virtu

Machiavellis idea of the qualities of good rule

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Printing Press

spread Renaissance ideas and grew vernacular literature

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