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AP Euro: Renaissance and Reformation
AP Euro: Renaissance and Reformation
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"cuius regio, eius religio", it allowed German princes to choose Lutheranism or Catholicism
Treaty of Cateau Cambresis
Inquistion
Council of Trent
Peace of Augsburg
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The study of the Classics was a major aspect of Renaissance
Humanism
Economic theory
Leadership
Church practices
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This was used by the Catholic church to try to limit the spread of "heretical" written material
Ecclesiastical Decree
Papal Armies
Diet of Worms
Index of Prohibited Books
4
Foreign policy conducted by the Italian city states during the Renaissance is best described as
Maritime Security
Divide and Conquer
Balance of Power
Isolationism
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Allowed for Henry VIII to break from papal authority, becoming head of the church and the state
Court of the Star Chamber
Act of Supremacy
Anullment
Council of Trent
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The "Duomo" in Florence is a Renaissance architectural masterpiece designed by
Filipo Brunelleschi
Michelangelo Bunaroti
Rafael
Cosimo de Medici
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He "wrote the book" on proper behavior and education for Renaissance men and women
Dante
Castiglione
Boccacio
Machiavelli
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These Renaissance rulers centralized power, especially by checking the power of the nobility
Oligarchies
Habsburgs
New Monarchs
Signori
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The Renaissance idea that an individual can make an impact and shape the world around them
Virtu
"L'uomo Universale"
Gravitas
Secularism
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Ignatius Loyola was the founder of this new Catholic religious order
The Ecumenical Council
The Ursuline Nuns
The Inquisition
The Jesuits
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This Luther work was instrumental in his attack on the practices of the Catholic Church
95 Theses
In Praise of Folly
Utopia
Decameron
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For John Calvin, salvation comes as a result of
Predestination
Humility
Faith alone
Faith and Good Works
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Strengthened ecclesiastical discipline and reaffirmed several aspects of Catholic doctrine
Peace of Augsburg
Council of Trent
Ursuline Nuns
Papal Bull
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This Christian denomination became the most heavily persecuted in the Reformation
Calvinists
Lutherans
Anabaptists
Zwinglis
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In the 95 Theses, Luther specifically criticizes this practice by the Catholic Church
Transubstaniation
Pluralism
Clerical Immorality
Indulgences
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The School of Athens by this man, exemplifies numerous elements of Renaissance art
Donatello
Rafael
Michelangelo
Masaccio
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He translated the bible and strongly believed in education as a means to reform
John Calvin
Erasmus
Ulrich Zwingli
Thomas More
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Renaissance women were expected to
join the clergy
be a good reflection of their husbands
be active in low level politics
seek employment
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The purpose of Machiavelli's
The Prince,
was to show
How to increase wealth
proper education of men and women
how to use art to display one's status
how to gain and maintain power as a ruler
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They defeated the Muslims and forced Jews to convert in order to establish religious uniformity
Charles V and Ferdinand I
Ferdinand and Isabella
Louis XI and Francis I
Henry VII and Henry VIII