Unit 7 Study Guide
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
interest in classical culture | the word renaissance means "rebirth." what was reborn during the renaissance? |
traders brought ideas to roman | which of the following was one factor that led to renaissance? |
a money-economy | what new type of economy develope during the renaissance? |
location | what geographic factor contributed to italy becoming wealthy? |
city-states | what political unit contributed most to the development of the renaissance? |
governed state | how did europe's economy change as trade and commerce increased? |
values and potentional | what made italy's city-states unique in europe during the late middle ages? |
ability to control there own lives and achieve greatness | what did humanists believe? |
they developed renaissance | why was florence called "the cradle of renaissance"? |
wealthy | how were florence's industries related to the city's culture? |
greeks and romans | where did florentines get ideas for the disigns of their buildings? |
needed long times from training | what do they have in common? painting, architecture, sculpture |
printing press | what important change made literaturemore popular during the renaissance than it had been before? |
observations | on what did renaissance scientists base their work? |
maditce | what powerful family controlled florence for almost 300 years? |
become a center of banking | how did the development of a money-based economy affect florence? |
domes | what was one example of classic architecture influencing florence's buildings? |
perspective | what technique did renaissance painters discover? |
real feelings and shows life-like | renaissance sculptures reflected humanism by |
wrote in language they spoke and didn't have to be religious | unlike mdeieval writers, renaissance writers |
center for trade, greatest artists, location | what is one thing that made florence special? |
observation | during the renaissance, how did people get information about nature? |
rules should be feared not loved | which statement might machiavelli have made? |
trade, banking, commere | what was one of florence's major industries? |
increase the speed of material, more people started to read | what was one result of the invention of the printing press? |
the 6th chaple and david | what is michelangelo best known for? |
painting | with what artistic medium is titian associated? |
wood carving | besides painting, in what art medium was durer well skilled? |
experiments, obersavation | what did renaissance sciencetists have in common? |
william shakespear | what great writer flourished during the rule of elizabeth I |
values expanded | what did queen isabella and queen elizabeth i have in common? |
the 16th chaple, david | what is michelangelo probably best known for? |
wood carving and painting | durer is especially know for |
earth reolved around the sun | what idea did copernicus put forward? |
disected people | in what field was vesalius a pioneer? |
queen isabella the 1st | who sponsored christopher columbus's voyages? |
micate servatis | don quixote is the most famous work of what author? |
good at many things | a renaissance person is someone who |
indulgences, curuption | what did the first protestants protest? |
there hard work was worthless | the selling of indulgences troubled many catholics because the practice made it seem that |
there were many popes | what was the great schism? |
faith | according to martin luther, how did people gain salvation? |
you could be any religion | what was the significance of the peace of augsburg? |
john calvin | which reformer believed that business success was a sign of god's grace? |
church is not the ultimate source the bible was | what belief did many reformers have in common? |
to purify the church | what was a common goal among the people who first tried to reform the church? |
go to heaven through faith | in contrast to the catholic church's teaching, martin luther believed that |
when the leaders were prodist | where was the reformation most successful? |
belief in the bible's authority | what is one thing that lutheran, calvinist, and anglican churches had in common? |
calvinism | which religion supported theocracy, or a state governed by god through religious leaders? |
to correct abuses in the catholic church | what was one of the goals of the council of trent? |
a catholic order of teachers and min=ssionaries | the jesuits were |
european colonies in south america were catholic | what was on result of the peace of westphalia, which ended the thirty years' war |
henry VIII's relufarve to share power with catholic leaders | what led to the creation of the anglican church? |
the bible | what did lutherans believe was the ultimate source of authority? |
theocrace | what followed from the calvinist idea that people should always live according to god's law? |
to get a divorce and wanted to keep power and money | what was a political reason king henry VIII started the anglican church? |
bring catholic church back together | what was the counter-reformation |
war | what was one result of the reformation? |
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