World History Spring Midterm

English King who established circuit courts that traveled throughout England

English Playwright, who often made fun of English Monarchy

Dynasty Known as China's Second Golden age

The Protestant Queen

German Reformer who preached justification by faith alone

Project that connects the Yellow and Yangtze Rivers

Foremost Spanish Writer of the late Renaissance; wrote Don Quixote

Daughter of Catherine of Argon and Henry VIII

Title of the powerful individuals who held the real power over Japan

Bohemian reformer who was burned at the stake

Dynasty in which the examination system became the primary means of staffing the government

Puts an overemphasis on human worth and ability; leading man to glorify himself instead of God

Promoted Critical Thinking

Father of Western Monasticism

Morning Star of the Reformation

People in northern Gaul; united by Clovis

Religion that supports the belief in the divine origin of the emperor

Regarded by man as the Roman Church's first pope ( in late 1500s)

Created in 1059 to ensure that churchmen rather than Roman nobles or German Kings choose the Pope

English King whos divorce was one of the reasons England embraced the Protestant Reformation

The Council of Constance not only ended the schism, but was also a trap for Martin Luther

Inventor of the moveable type printing press

Queen who apposed John Knox's protestant preaching

Organization whose primary function was to regulate business activity of a given town or trade

Taxed the French clergy and convened the Estates-General

Victors of the 100 Year War

First Saxon line of German kings

Period in which Li Po wrote his poems

one of the northern German tribes who transformed "Roman" Britain into England

King of Spain; Promoted the inquisition

King of Spain and Holy Roman Empire who persecuted protestants

Conquered Korea in 108 BC and Northern Vietnam around 100 BC

Given name for the early Vietnamese Kingdom that broke free of Chinese domination

Strengthened the Habsburg Line through Marriage

Claimed France's throne, beginning a war with Philip VI

Was known as "the ideal medieval king", and led two crusades

Author of Utopia

Count of Paris, who founded a dynasty after the Carolingians' decline

Ruled Japan as regents of the infant emperor

Sought to prove God's existence with reason

The name for the kingdom in central and southern Vietnam

Best known work is the sculpture of David

Germanic Invaders in northern Italy; defeated by Pepin the Short

Pope that was placed in charge at the Council of Constance, Thus ending the great schism

Witnessed the height of Chinese painting, printing, and porcelain making

Duke of York and Founder of the Tudor Dynasty

Marriage caused two kingdoms to come together and form One Sate

Wrote the Institution of the Christian Religion

Document insisting that the submission to the Pope is necessary for salvation

the teaching that Christ made Peter the first Pope and gave him supreme authority over the Church