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AP European History: The Renaissance, Reformation, and Wars of Religion
AP European History: The Renaissance, Reformation, and Wars of Religion
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In his book T
he Courtier
, Castigation explained what?
How human potential for greatness should be celebrated
How upper-class men and women could become fine citizens
How the ends justify the means
how human nature is selfish
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Luther's response to the German Peasants' War of 1525
condemned them
supported them
did not care
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The point of baroque art
change Protestants back to Catholics
use as a form of Christian satire
emphasize color and lightness of the world
portray Christian figureheads
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Gave Tolerance to Protestants in France
Peace of Westphalia
The General Will
Edict of Nantes
Peace of Augsburg
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Saint Bartholomew's Day massacre
slaughter of Muslims
slaughter of Jews
slaughter of Catholics
slaughter of Huguenots
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Characteristics of Lutheranism include all EXCEPT
Salvation by faith alone
monastic life is superior to secular life
church consists of a priesthood of all believers
Bible is only valid authority for Christian life
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All areas remained Roman Catholic during the Reformation EXCEPT
Northern Germany
Rhineland
Austria
Southern Germany
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Humanist education included
Roman history
Greek philosophy
Latin rhetoric
Latin grammar
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The model Christian community for Calvinists
Paris
Amsterdam
Berlin
Geneva
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Anabaptists believed in all EXCEPT
equal merit
separation of church and state
adult baptism conformed to Scripture
opposition to infant baptism
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Center of the Italian Renaissance
Florence
Rome
Venice
Naples
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The Peace of Augsburg did what?
end wars of religion
gave German princes the right to choose state religion
recognize calvinists and other religious minorities
strengthen the Holy Roman Empire
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The scholarly interest in the study of the classical texts, values, and styles of Greco-Roman
vernacular
Christian humanism
general will
humanism
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Father of humanism
Hitler
Petrarch
Erasmus
Machiavelli
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King Phillip II of Spain's goals includes all EXCEPT
have England as an ally
to champion Catholicism in Europe
advance Spanish power in Europe
To defeat the Ottoman Turks in the eastern Mediterranean
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Rulers who put political necessities above personal beliefs
rebaptizers
politiques
hugunots
taille
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Who were patrons of renaissance art?
wealthy families
guilds
Catholic Church
saloon houses
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Martin Luther: 95 Thesis ; John Calvin:
The Courtier
The Institutes of the Christian Religion
The Prince
The Praise of Folly
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A provision of the Peace of Westphalia
Sweden received additional territory around the Baltic Sea
France annexed part of Alsace
independence of the Dutch Republic recognized
each German state received the right to conduct diplomacy
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The four phases of the Thirty Years' War
Bohemian, Danish, Swedish, French
Spanish, Danish, Duth, French
Bohemian, Dutch, Swedish, French
Danish, Swedish, French, German
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Known as "Defender of the Faith" for publicly detesting Luther
Mary I
Charles V
Phillip II
Henry VIII
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The medieval mind-set included all EXCEPT
lives on earth were equally insignificant
the individual was of no importance
worked for personal glory
God created the world to prepare humans for heaven or hell
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Goal of the Council of Trent
Reaffirme Catholic doctrines
Reform church abuses
Reassert traditional practices
Resist limiting papal autority
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A characteristic of renaissance art is
dramatic use of light and dark
classical forms and Christian subjects
portrayal of everyday people
focus on dramatic moments
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Led the Jesuits in emphasizing iron discipline and absolute obedience
Ignatius Loyola
Artemisia Gentileschi
Gian Lorenzo Bernini
Pope Paul III