AP Euro Chapter 13 McKay origional

What was the tax on salt in France called?

Who painted "Venus of Urbino"?

What Christian movement ran out Muslims and Jews out of Spain?

 Rebellious city-state, merged with France to fight off the other Italian city-states?

What was the idea that the materialistic world is more of a focus than the spiritual world?

Belief that the spiritual apprehension of knowledge is inaccessible to the intellect?

What are one-man rulers called?

What was the result of German princes claiming to be the air of Charlamange?

What were Northern city communities that wanted to be independent from local nobles called?

What period lasted from the late 1200s to the 1500s?

Avoiding wars by having the children of kings marry other children of kings

What was created by the Florence government to investigate charges of sodomy?

What were the New Monarchies?

What were schoolmen that learned about religion called?

What Italian city centered around art?

What country led the Renaissance period?

What was the first religion of Spain?

Who were at the top of the social class in the Renaissance era?

What was created to certify the religion of the people living in Spain?

What are the writing of the Romans called?

What part of Italy had most of its wealth?

Where does the pope of Italy live?

Which book provoked the idea that fear is more effective in a job setting than love?

Who painted the "Mona Lisa" and the "Last Supper"?

What area of Europe was more rural; the North or South?

What two items were spent the most on in the Renaissance era?

Who painted the "School of Athens", which summarized the Renaissance period?

Which ancient writings expert taught Thomas Moore and Erasmus?

Which son of a priest was against the corruption of the Catholic church and spoke up about it?

What was humanism called in the North?

What group was taxed, excluded from the government and tried to take it over with violence?

What were the five biggest city-states in Italy?

What was the tax on land in France called?

Who were used to highlight the prince's importance by following him around?

Which writer and chancellor wrote the book "Utopia"?

What helped to spread the Italian ideals top the North quicker and more efficiently?

Who, instead of knights, were hired to fight in Italian battles?

What does "Virta" mean?

Who is known as a comedic writer of world literature and creators of modern European writing?

Who was Petrarch's favorite Classic's author?

Who was the only to-be king left standing in the War of the Roses?

Who fought in The War of the Roses?

Which humanist became the Chancellor of Florence before the rise of Medici?

People met to discuss liable situations without peers or witnesses being involved?

Who painted the "Birth of Venus" and the "Portrait of a Youth"?

Who wrote "The Prince" as an attempt to get his old job back?

What was the focus people had in the early Renaissance era?

What are merchant aristocracy rulers called?

Were there a lot of universities in Italy?

Who re-discovered ancient Roman writers and discovered Humanism?