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58 Cards in this Set
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Means rebirth of art from acient Greece and the Roman empire
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Renaissance
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Means rebirth of art from acient Greece and the Roman empire
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Renaissance
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Means rebirth of art from acient Greece and the Roman empire
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Renaissance
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An intellectual movement that focused on human potential and achievements
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Humanism
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An intellectual movement that focused on human potential and achievements
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Humanism
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Worldly rather than spirtual and concerned with with here and now
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Secular
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An intellectual movement that focused on human potential and achievements
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Humanism
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A new type of paint used in that time period that dried quickly
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Fresco
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Worldly rather than spirtual and concerned with with here and now
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Secular
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When you write in your native language
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Vernacular
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A new type of paint used in that time period that dried quickly
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Fresco
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When you write in your native language
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Vernacular
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Worldly rather than spirtual and concerned with with here and now
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Secular
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A movement for religious reform
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Reformation
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A new type of paint used in that time period that dried quickly
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Fresco
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A movement for religious reform
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Reformation
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A pardon, it released a sinner from performing th penalty that a priest imposed for sins
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Indulgence
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When you write in your native language
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Vernacular
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A pardon, it released a sinner from performing th penalty that a priest imposed for sins
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Indulgence
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A movement for religious reform
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Reformation
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A book stating God, salvation, and human nature
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Predestination
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Means to set asside
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Annulled
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A book stating God, salvation, and human nature
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Predestination
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A government controlled by religious leaders
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Theocracy
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A pardon, it released a sinner from performing th penalty that a priest imposed for sins
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Indulgence
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Means to set asside
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Annulled
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A book stating God, salvation, and human nature
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Predestination
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A government controlled by religious leaders
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Theocracy
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Means to set asside
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Annulled
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A government controlled by religious leaders
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Theocracy
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Started the refoemation
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Martin Luther
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MArtin Luther posted the 95 thesis because he was taking a stand against what friar that was selling indulgence
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Johann tetzel
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Which church did he post them on
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ON the caslte church in Wittenberg
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Threatened to excommincate Luther and soon after did
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Pope Leo X
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Who went against the Edict Worms and took in Luther
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Prince Frederick of Saxoney
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Developed the printing press
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Johann Gutenburg
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Martin Luthers religion
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Lutherans
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Decided that each Prince or ruling area that they would decide what religion their people would follow
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Peace of Augsburg
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Are Christians but do not follow Catholic religion
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Protestants
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Painted the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper; he was a painter, inventor, and scientist
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Leonardo Da Vinci
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He painted Pieta is Mary holding Jesus, cieling of the 16th Chapel, and the dome over St.Peters
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Michelangelo
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He was famous for his use of perspective; he painted Pope Julius II's Library and the school of Athens
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Raphael
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Revived the Statue of David
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Donatello
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Wealthy family in Florence who were dictators through banking and were patrons of the art
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Medici
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Many people regard him as the greatest playwirght of all time
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William Shakespeare
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Means no place
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Utopia
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the best known of the christian humaanist were
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Erasmus and Thomas More
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He did woodcuts and engraving
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Albrectt Durer
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Painted portraits that are almost photographic detail and painted King Henry the VIII
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Han Holbein
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Developed oil-base paints
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Jan Van Eyck
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painted peasants and present day life
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Pieter Bruegel
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This plague killed 60 percent of Italy's population
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Bubonic plague
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Stove to master almost every area of study
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Renaissance man
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Henry declares himself ruler of Catholic Church
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Act of supremacy
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Henry goes to parilament to end the pope's power
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Reformation parliment
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Leader of calvinism
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John Calvin
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Leader of Preyterians
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John Knox
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Leader of the Catholic Reformation
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Ignious of Loyola
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