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Flashcards: WH - The Renaissance

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Niccolo Machiavelli
Author of "The Prince"
Leonardo da Vinci
Venice
Italian city with a republican form of government
Francois Rabelais
French author; wrote "Gargantua"
Thomas More
English author; wrote "Utopia"
Indulgences
money paid to remit sins
Pope Leo X
authorized the selling of indulgences
Predestination
belief that all our actions are predetermined
Catherine of Aragon
first wife of Henry VIII
Mary
first daughter of Henry VIII
Pope Paul III
first leader to try to reform the Catholic church
Inquisition
a church appointed court to try heretics
Lorenzo de Medici
ruler of Florence who brought artist to his city
Florence
first Renaissance city
Michelangelo Buonarroti
Rome
capitol of the Catholic church
Johannes Gutenberg
inventor of the printing press
humanism
emphasis on man's place in the universe
Martin Luther
condemned the church's selling of indulgences
Desiderius Erasmus
Dutch thinker; critical of the Catholic church
Anne Boleyn
Henry VIII's second wife
William Shakespeare
English author of "Macbeth"
The Church of England
created by Henry VIII to remove power from the Catholic church
Pieter Brughel
Christopher Marlowe
Engish author of "Doctor Faustus"
John Calvin
took over the city of Geneva and imposed Protestant church laws
95 Theses
Martin Luther's protest against the church
Edward VI
Henry VIII's only son
King Henry VIII
sought to divorce his wife; wound up creating a church
Jesuits
religious order started to spread the Catholic church around the world
Baroque Art
depicted scenes from the Bible to help nonreaders
Huldrych Zwingli
Protestant leader; started the reformed church in Zurich
Anabaptists
believed only adults could be baptized into the church
Elizabeth I
Henry VIII's protestant daughter
Ignatius of Loyola
founder of the Jesuits
Council of Trent
was formed to reform the Catholic church


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