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92 Cards in this Set

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popolo grosso
big people (nobles in Italy)
Doge
Venitian Ruler
Guelfs
Supported pope
Ghibellines
supported HRE
Medici family
Ruling family of venice
Lorenzo the magnificent
Medici ruler
Visoti
Milan Rulers
Condotierri
Mercenaries hired by Italian Rulers
Sforza
Condotierri that took over Milan to rule it.
Quadrivium
Astronomy
Geometry
Artithmitic
Music
Trivium
Grammar
Rhetorical
Dialectic
Petrarch
Avinnon humanist
the father of all humanists
wrote poems and climbed mountains for fun.
loved and wrote about love (Laura who died).
Vomo Universale
Renaissance man
Niccolo Macheavelli
Writer of "the Prince"
Picco Mirandola
"Dignity of Man"
Groote
Founder of the Brothers and Sisters of Common life.
Northern ren.
Erasmus of Rotterdam
Christian Humanist
Northern REn.
"Julius Exclusus" (Pope julius excluded from heaven)
"Eomium Moraie" (in praise of Folly)
"Handbook for the christian Soldier" (for everyday man)
"education of the Christian Prince" (used to help Charles V, HRE)
Castiglione
Renaissance man
Italy
Copernicus
Natural world humanist
Earth not center of universe.
Northern Ren.
1453
fall of constantinople
beginning of Renaissance.
1454
Treaty of Lodi for peace in Italy between Venice and Milan.
established balance of power.
1492
Reconquista - moors kicked out of granada.
Columbus sails ocean blue.
1527
Sacking of Rome by the unpaid soldiers of Pope Leo X
End of Renaissance
Ludovico
Milan Sforza ruler
brought french into Italy
Savanarolla
Anti-Renaissance mOnk
Ruler of Italy
Created Theocracy
nuance to secularization.
Charles V (Charles I in spain)
HRE drove the French Away from Italy
had hands full to deal with Reformation.
vast empire/fighting with pope and england.
Charles VIII
French King
Invaded Italy on Ludovico's invatation.
Clemet VII
Pope in Avinon of Great Schizm
Boniface
Pope
Unam Sanctum (church had full authority)
Babylonian Captivity
Great Schism
ended by Council of Constance (1414)
2 popes in Avinon and Rome
Virtu
Manliness and well-mannered
Isotta Nogarola
Woman Humanist- was criticized and hid.
Pope Julius II
Sistine Chapel
Warrior Pope
Alliance with Swiss
Sir Thomas More
Writer of "Utopia"
England and London (northern Renaissance)
Lord Chancellor to Henry VIII and was executed for not accepting the Act of supremacy
Tudors
Ruling family of England
Henry VIII
English King, divorced several times and became Protestant.
Married Brother's widow.
1461-1483.
Law against Livery and Matinence
Nobles couldn't have personal armies.
Ended war of Roses
Valois
Ruling family of France.
Estates General
Represented people but disbanded in France, giving the King more power.
Argon
Area of Spain
Castile
Other area of Spain
Ferdinand of Argon
Husband of Isabella of Castile.
Beginner of the INquisition (1469)
Morriscos
Christians of Moor Background
Morranos
Christians of Jewish Background
Holy Roman Empire
Germany in the Renaissance Times
Habsburg family
Family line of HRE and used Capitulations (Promises of land and power) to be re-elected.
Archduke of Austria
HRE, Habsburg
Maximillain I
HRE, Habsburg
Jan Van Eyck
Most realisit oil painter of the Northern Ren.
Grunewald
German Painter
Giotto
Revolutionary Medieval Painter
Realistic user of Bright colors.
Raphael
"School of Athens"
Italian Renaissance Painter.
Buttechelli
"Birth of Venus"
Italian Painter
Druer
Northern Renaissance artist
Greatest engraver of wood/metal
Hans Holbein
Portraits of Erasmus and Henry VIII
Pieter Breugel
Every day duch Artist
Francis I
French King
Invaded Italy and Brought art back to France.
Ended Pragmatic sanction (1438)
ended gallican Church (seperated by P.S.)
Pragmatic Sanction of 1438
French Appointed clergy
no annates
began gallican Church
1516
Alliance of pope and Francis I
Concadant of Bouulogne
annates restored
Ximens
Wrote side-notes of the bible in Latin, greek and Hebrew.
Computesian Polyglot
Church in Spain
Maximillain I
HRE, Habsburg
Jacqueries
100 year war revolt in France 1358.
became synonym for French Uprising
Wat Tyler's Rebellion
Leader of English Peasant revolt under King Richard II (1381)
Hundred Years' War
between France and England
JOan of Arc
Boniface VIII
Unam Sanctum
Everyone subject to Catholic Church
Philip the Fair
king of France during 100 Years War.
William Langland
"Piers Plowman"
Dream/visionary
Lollards
Followers of John Wycliff
Piety = religious power.
Annates
Payings of Bishops to the Pope.
Pragmatic sanction stopped
became gallican Church
Council of Pisa
council of Roman Catholic Church to end Schizm
failed and only elected another pope.
Council of constance
resolved WEstern Schizm
Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges
Charles VII issued (Of France) allowing himself to elect ecclesiastical offices and creating the Gallican Church.
Black Death
Bubonic Plague killed thousands and devastated the Economy, creating mass fear and panic and leading to a suspicion of the church.
Lorenzo Valla
Italian Humanist, educator and rhetorican.
Titan
Italian Artist
Laura Cereta
Female Humanist writer.
League of Venice
Alliance against Charles VIII of France to keep Italy from him.
Scholasticism
Law, Medicine and theology
popular in the north.
Nicholas of Cusa
Cardinal and great mind of scinece. Norhtern Ren.
Paracelus
great alchemist, astrologer and phisician. Northern Ren.
Dr. Faustus
Famous alchemist who made a deal with the devil that lead to his own doom.
Breughel
famous brother artists of the Northern renaissance.
Reuchlin
NOrthern Renaissance
teacher of Greek and Roman theory in the North.
Michel Montaigne
French Renaissance author
wars of the Roses
between Lancaster and York houses for the Throne of England.
Produced the English law against livery and matinence.
Star Chamber
delt with cases of treason in England.
concordant of Bologna
Between Francis I and pope Leo X
established annates and allowed king to pick his own clergy.
Conciliar movement
A movement that the power of the church rested in the people, not in the pope.
Conquest of Granada
Reconquista
morriscos
Muslim people that converted to be christian.
Marranos
Jewish people that converted to be Christian.
Imperial Knights
Free nobles of the HRE who had direct subordination to the emperor. lower nobility with less rights and political priveleges.