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Review-Renaissance-Early Modern Society
Review-Renaissance-Early Modern Society
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focused on grandiose subjects and scenes,__ that were meant to dazzle with spectacular displays, contrast & color
Greco Art
Decorative Art
Mannerist Art
Baroque Art
2
Instead of aiding the Catholic side and religious cause, __actually joined the conflict on the side of the Protestants
Spain (Catholic)
France (Catholic)
Great Britain (Catholic)
Portugal (Cathollic)
3
Father of humanism
Erasmus
Galilieo
Machiavelli
Petrarch
4
1648, ambassadors from all participating nations were sent to Westphalia, Germany to negotiate the surrender of the
Treaty of Versailles
Peace of Westphalia (1648)
Peace of Paris
Peace of Augsburg
5
Specifically the city-states of
Florence
and
Venice
, became the center for the_______
Italian Renaissance
Nothern Renaissance
Civic humanism
Humanism
6
officially made all Huguenots legal and safe in the Kingdom of France
Edict of Nicea
Treaty of Versailles
Peace of Agusburg
Edict of Nantes
7
raised debate about female education
La Querelle Des Femmes
True
False
8
Charles V agreed to settle for ______ he could never completely defeat the Protestants
Peace of Versailles
Schmalkaldic Peace
Treaty of Paris
Peace of Augsburg in 1555
9
value and agency of human beings utilizing critical thinking & evidence
Civic humanism
Virti
Virtue
Humanism
10
The war started in 1618 when the Holy Roman Emperor
Ferdinand II
tried to imposed religious uniformity
Thirty Years’ War (1618-1648)
The war of 1618
The Seven Year's War
War of Spanish Sucession
11
a new process of proving what is true, and using new inventions to help accomplish that
The Englightenment
The Scientific Revolution
The inventions
The observatory
12
Peace of Augsburg in 1555
officially allowed princes to choose their own religion
ended the seven years war
officiallly allowed princes to choose their own government
ended the 30 years war
13
shocked and disturbed to find none of the rituals, traditions, or authority of the Church was mentioned in either
Henry VIII
Jan Hus
Martin Luther
John Wycliffe
14
A desire by Europeans to escape reality, rejecting the peace, accuracy, and serenity of Renaissance Art
Greco Art
Mannerist Art
Neo-Classical
Baroque
15
Early 1600s nobles attempted to regain power: the Catalan Revolt (Spain) and the F
ronde
(France)
False
True
16
Catholic Church promoted and expanded the ___, which traveled around Europe seeking out ‘heretics’
Thermidorian
Directory
Inquisition
Reign of Terror
17
Christian humanists
Erasmus wrote ______
the Prince
Utopia
Praise of Folly
a lot
18
Some Europeans, however, opposed Native treatment and the encomiendas System, such as
Columbus
Montezuma
Bartolome de las Casas
Golzalo Fernandez de Oviedo
19
Printing press contbtd to common vernacular language & grammar which, eventually, helped develop national identities
False
True
20
using evidence, patterns, and observations supply strong evidence for the truth
Deductive reasoning
Scientific reasoning
Inductive reasoning
Evidence reasoning
21
Henry VIII’s daughter re-established the new Church of England
Queen Sophia
Queen Victoria
Elizabeth I of England
Queen Mary I of England
22
All Europeans were inspired to explore by the
three Gs
False
True
23
successful
charter companies
are the
British East India Company
and the
Dutch East India Company
False
True
24
under the leadership of ___ a civil war broke out between the gentry and the king
Charles I of England
William Laud
Oliver Cromwell
John Pym
25
large amounts of people urbanizing due to enclosure movements, cities were largely unprepared-crime and disease
False
True
26
an emphasis on regular human life and religious themes
Italian Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
Humanism
Civic humanism
27
Machiavelli author of __ an effective ruler would use whatever means necessary to obtain and run a kingdom
Utopia
The Praise of Folly
The Prince
The Jungle
28
Catholics doubled-down on their opposition to Protestants accomplished nothing more than reaffirming their practices
Council of Chalcedon
Council of Trent
Council of Nicaea
Council of Ephesus
29
_____ asserted that the Earth was not the center of the universe—and that we, in fact, orbited the Sun
Newton
Copernicus
Aristotle
Ptolmey
30
adult must choose to be baptized
Methodist
Anabaptists
Calvanists
Purtians
31
self-made people who became rich or powerful from commercialization or trade
gentry
nobility
third estate
bourgeoise
32
In 1534 Henry VIII, King of England, joined the Protestant movement, and started his own church: ____
The Protestant Church
The Church of Henry VIII
The Anglican Church
The Church of England
33
August 24th, 1572, Catholics murdered thousands of Huguenots and their families before the wedding
August Massacre
Huguenot Massacre
St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre
Late Summer Massacre
34
most significant impact of the 30 yrs war was
balance of power
peasant revolt
nationalism
end of serfdom
35
1524, hundreds of towns rose up against their lords and rulers, killing and murdering thousands (after reading Bible)
1524 Revolution
Town Revolution
Serf Revolution of 1524
German Peasant Revolts
36
The King of Sweden, ______, a brilliant military mind used the combined force & support of different types of military
Gustavus Adolphus
Karl XII
Joahn III
Gustav II Adolf