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Renaissance
Rebirth 1300-1600 AD
A new spirit of
Optimism, confidence, and creativity
Movements
Began in Venice and Florence Italy
Artistd
Wanted to produce art similar to Greeks and Romans
Humanism
Belief in human potential
People should use
God given talents
Michelangelo
"Statue of David"
"Sistine chapel"
Sculpted "la pieta"
He was highly respected
Leo nardo da Vinci
Considered "renaissance man"
"Last supper"
"Mona Lisa"
Left notebooks with drawings
Predicted creation of helicopter and machine gun
Raphael
Paintings of perspective
Donatello
Made the printing press movable
Books can be cheaply made and quickly
More education and the Gutenberg bible was the first book printed
Other areas around the world had their own renaissance
Secular
Worldly rather than spiritual
Patrons
People who financially support artists
Vernacular
Native language
Renaissance man
Expected to create art
Man who excelled in every field
Utopia
Ideal place
William Shakespeare
Famous writer of Elizabethean age
Johann Gutenberg
Craftsman from Mainz who developed the printing press
Lutheran
Religious group created by Luther an his followers
Protestant
Christians who belong to non Catholic Churches
Peace of Augsburg
Famous religious settlements
Annui
Set aside
Anlican
"Anglican church" is the first church in England; only legal church in England
Calvinism
Religion based on John Calvin's teachings
Theicracy
Government controlled by religious leaders
Presbyterians
Followers of Knox
Anabaptists
People who believe that you Need to be baptized as an adult again
Catholic reformation
Helping Catholics remain loyal
Jesuits
Members of the group "society of jesus"
Council of Trent
Council of church leaders who met up in Trent
Ghazis
Warriors of Islam
Ottomans
Followers of Othman
Svitan
One with power
Timur the lame
Rebellios warrior and conqueror
Shah
Persian title of king
4 causes of cultural blending
Migration
Second pursuit of religious freedom
Trade
Conquest
Prince Henry
Nations most enthusiastic supporter of exploration
Treaty of tordesillas
In 1494 Spain and Portugal agree to honor the line
Prince Henry's dream
Find dazzling wealthes and discoveries
Zheng he
Chinese Muslim admiral who led 7 voyages
How did Beijing become the capital of china?
Yonglo had moved the royal court to Beijing
Daimyo
Warrior chieftains who offered peasants protection in return of loyalty
Shoguns
Military leaders
Hernandez Cortes
A spaniard who landed on Mexico
Conquistadors
Hernando Cortez and his followers
Francisco Pizarro
Conquistador who conquered Incan empire
Mestizo
Mixed Spanish and Native American population
New France
When Quebec became the base of France's colonial empire in North America
Those who sought religious freedom
Pilgrims and puritans
New Netherlands
Claimed regions by Dutch in North America
Metacom
King Philip; Native American ruler led attacks in Massachusetts
Atlantic slave trade
Buying an selling of Africans for work in America's
Triangular trade
Transplantic slave network
Middle passage
Voyage that brought captured Africans to West Indies
Colombian exchange
Global transfer of foods plants an animals during colonization of America's
Joint stock company
Worked as investors buy shares of stock in company
Capitalism
Economic system based on private ownership and investment of resources
Favorable balance of trade
Sold more goods than bought