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What was the Council of Trent?
Meeting of the Reformation leaders to organize new churches
Supreme Court ruling that ended the printing of the German Bible
Official meeting to ban the teachings of Machaivelli's The Prince
Reaffirmed traditional Catholic teachings, opposing Protestant beliefs
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What was the Edict of Worms
King Charles made Luther an outlaw after he refused to change his ideas
Ceremonial burial rights to all citizens under King Charles rule
Council to raise the price of indulgences in the Catholic Church
King Charles V issued Ag exemptions for all farmers in the kingdom
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What was the importance of Florence during the Renaissance?
Mountainous terrain aided in trade
The only region exempt from the Black Plague
Agricultural society lead to wealth in the poultry industry
Thriving cities, wealthy merchants, classical heritage of Greece & Rome.
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A form of government in which the leader is not a king and certain citizens have the right to vote.
Constitutional Monarchy
Republic
Oligarchy
Theocracy
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Belief that God has determined in advance who will be saved (the elect) and who will be damned (the reprobate)
Humanism
Indulgence
Lutheranism
Predestination
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Who was King Henry VIII?
King who sacked Rome in 1628
Luther's intern who helped write the Declaration of Protestant Independence
Founder of the School of Humanism in Barcelona
Started the Angelican Church when the pop refused to grant him a divorce
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What was the importance of the printing press?
books/literature written in vernacular could be read by more people.
Newspapers and want ads were now available to everyone
The Gutenburg family could finally get out of debt
Paper money could now be put into circulation
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The language of every day speech in a particular region.
Predestination
Pious
Vernacular
Free Speech
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Studied practical politics, a friend of the Medici family, and the author of the The Prince
Petrarch
Jan Van Eyck
Jean-Claude Van Damme
Machiavelli
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An artist, scientist, inventor, and visionary. Painter of the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper.
Da Vinci
King Henry VIII
John Calvin
Martin Luther
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Who invented of the printing press?
John Calvin
Gutenburg
Machievelli
Medici
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Language of scholars and clergy. (Only the priests could read the Bible written in this language)
Hebrew
Greek
German
Latin
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Artistic techniques used to give the effect of three-dimensional depth to two-dimensional surfaces.
Partiality
Perspective
Depth of view
linear positional viewing
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Wealthy Florence family that ran the government of Florence behind the scenes.
Da Vinci family
Medici family
Gutenburg family
Calvin family
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Intellectual movement of the Renaissance based on the study of grammar, poetry, moral philosophy, and history.
Medici
Vernacular
Humanism
Perspective
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Who was St. Ignatius of Loyola?
A priest who helped Robin of Locksley in Nottingham
Nailed his 95 Theses to the church door
A Spanish nobleman who founded the Society of Jesus (Jesuits)
Believed that God had already chosen who would go to heaven and hell
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Who was the father of Italian Renaissance Humanism?
Da Vinci
Petrarch
Jan Van Eyck
Machiavelli
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Someone who is well rounded in all aspects of their life and can do many things well.
Vernacularist
Plebeian
Renaissance Man
Humanist
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What was the Peace of Augsburg?
A cease fire in the War of Worms in 1887
Agreement to the formal separation of Christianity in Germany, free choice
Free travel and trade throughout Rome
The King and the Pope deciding to join forces and work together
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What was the goal of a humanist education?
use classical values to revitalize their culture
Gain perspective on psychology
Expand the knowledge of anatomy & physiology
Ensure Renaissance art would be safe for generations
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Religious group believed in separation of church & state, no political office, or bear arms. Adults only baptism.
Anabaptists
Luthernists
Calvanists
Macaivellians
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What were the 95 Theses?
Roster of corrupt Nuns working in England
List of poor medical practices that actually spread the Black Death
List of grievances, against the Catholic Church's sales of indulgences.
Luther's past girlfriends and why they were bad people now
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How did reformers believe salvation could be achieved?
Faith, works, indulgences
Through faith alone
Faith and good works
By reaching a state of nirvana
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Who was Thomas More?
Christian who wrote the book of Philippians
Christian humanist who nailed his 95 theses to the church door
Christian who was beheaded because he opposed King Henry leaving the church
A reformation priest known for reading the Bible in German
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What was the turning point in the war between France and Spain for control of Italy?
England was still recovering from the Great Crusades
Charles I looted & sacked Rome & left the Spanish a dominant force in Italy
French forces weren't skilled enough to defeat Charles 1 army
The first use of biological warfare with rats infected by the black death
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What was the importance of Venice during the Renaissance?
Commercial link between Asia & Europe, drew trade from around the world.
Global center for silk clothing
Original location for the invention of gun powder
The official location of Jesus' death
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Book written by Machiavelli about how to gain and maintain power. He believed that morality was unrelated to politics.
The Prince
Leviticus
Catcher in the Rye
Paradise Lost
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First artist to use and perfect the technique of oil painting.
Vincint Van Go
Shakespear
Jan Van Eyck
Mona Lisa
