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revival of art from ancient greece and rome
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renaissance
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intellectual movement that focused on human potential and achievements
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humanism
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wordly rather than spiritual and concerned with here and now (spirit of renaissance)
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secular
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what you used to paint - dries quickly
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fresco
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writing in your native language
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vernacular
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a movement of religious reform in catholic church
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reformation
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a pardon
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indulgence
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doctrine that god decided all things beforehand, including people, willbe eternally saved
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predestination
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set aside; example: Henry VII 's marriage
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annulled
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a government controlled by religious leaders
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theocracy
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movement in which catholic church sought to make changes in response to protestant reformation
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counter reformation
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renaissance lasted from
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1300-1600
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renaissance started in
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italy
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was considered the birthplace of renaissance
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florence
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people who give money to the arts
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patron
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style of the art that show three dimensions
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perspective
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one who is involved in many fields (thomas jefferson)
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renaissance man
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three advantages of italy:
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1.) thriving cities
2.) wealthy merchant class 3.) classical heritage of greece and rome |
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painted the last supper and mona lisa; painter, sculptor, inventor, and scientist
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leonardo de vinci
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designed dome over st. peters and david
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michelangelo
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painted school of athens which was done in fresco
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raphael
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renaissance ideas spread mainly because of
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war
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german who produced woodcuts and engravings of religious subjects
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albrecht durer
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german who painted portraits of henry VIII
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hans holbein
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specialized in oil paintings
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jan van eyck
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interested in everyday life
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pieter bruegel
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christian humanists who responsible the praise of folly
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desiderius erasmus
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christian humanists who is responsible for utopia
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thomas more
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the name of the renaissance age in england
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the elizabethan age
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considered the greatest playwright
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william shakespeare
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responsible for the printing press
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johann gutenberg
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change in catholic church;time period of questioning authority of the catholic church
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reformation
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started reformation
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martin luther
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martin luther posted the ____ that question johann tetzel
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95 theses
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posted in the castle church in wittenberg, germany
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95 theses
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pope who excommunicated martin luther
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leo X
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catholic who issued edict of worms
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charles V
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prince who went against edict of worms
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prince frederick of saxony
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new religion started by martin luther
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lutherans
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peace agreement that stated ruling areas could chose which religion to follow
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peace of augsberg
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a christian who does not follow the catholic religion
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protestant
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when Henry goes to parliament to get rid of the pope's power
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reformation parliament
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this excepts Henry as the official head of England's church
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act of supremacy
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Pope doesn't annull Henry's marriage at first because...
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he doesnt want to offend Charles V because he is related to Catherine, Henry's wife
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leader of Calvinism
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john calvin
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beliefs of calvinism
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-theoracy
-they believe in the "elect" only certain pple could be saved |
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religion who believes people should be baptized again as adults
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anabaptist
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leader of Presbyterians
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john knox
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leader of catholic reformation
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ignatius of loyola and popes: paul the III and IV
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calvin followers in france; referred to as french protestants
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huguenots
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an ideal society as depicted by thomas more
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utopia
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members of a religious order for the followers of ignatius of loyola were
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jesuits
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the intellectual movement that focused on the potential and achievement of humans
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humanism
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followers of the scottish preacher john knox became known as
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presbyterians
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the state church started by Elizabeth I in England was known as
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Anglican Church
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writing in your native language is
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vernacular
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