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50 Cards in this Set
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pardons that could be purchased to forgive your sins
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indulgences
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showing objects as they appear at different distances
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perspective
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"The Magnificent" patron of Renaissance Art
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Lorenzo de Medici
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The 'mad monk" who tried to end Renaissance ways
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Savonarola
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term for beliefs that go against the beliefs of the Roman Catholic Church
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heresy
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He created a viking colony on Greenland
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Erik the Red
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to be banned from, or thrown out of, the Roman Catholic Church
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excommunicated
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He discoverd Vinland
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Leif Eriksson
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He Christianized the Celts in Ireland
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St. Patrick
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ceremony in which a vassal pledges loyalty to a lord
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act of homage
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ceremony in which a squire becomes a knight
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dubbing
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a document allowing a town to run its own affairs
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charter
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medieval craft organizations
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guild
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medieval trade gatherings
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fairs
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head of the Roman Catholic Church
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Pope
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head of a Protestant church
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minister
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Who won the War of the Roses in England?
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the house of Lancanster
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The greatest triumph of the Renaissance
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art
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What institution helped unite the people during the feudal time period?
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The Roman Catholic Church
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What was the reformation?
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when the people of the middle ages began to call for a change in the practices of the RCC
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Churches that broke away from the Roman Catholic Church were called this...
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protestant
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The greatest poet of the English Renaissance
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William Shakespeare
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The code of honor a knight was to live by
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code of chivalry
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Person who promises loyalty to a lord
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vassal
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He converted the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity
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St. Augustine
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Frankish leader who defeated the Muslims at the Battle of Tours
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Charles "the Hammer" Martel
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First Frankish king to convert to Christianity
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Clovis
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The viking homeland
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Scandinavia
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people bound to the land in feudal society
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serfs
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land given to a lord by his vassal
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fief
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the war to gain back the holy land from the muslims
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Crusades
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What does Renaissance mean?
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rebirth
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Who led the Renaissance in England?
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Elizabeth I
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Who was one of the main leaders of the reformation movement against the Roman Catholic Church?
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Martin Luther
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Renaissance artist, scientist, and inventor
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Leonardo da Vinci
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Frankish King who wanted all of Europe to become christian. Name means "the Great."
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Charlemagne
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Who were the three groups of Vikings?
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Norwegians, Swedes, and Danes
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Anglo-Saxon king who defeated the Danes (vikings)
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Alfred the Great
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medieval warriors
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knights
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The main statements of belief of Martin Luther
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95 thesis
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medieval farming communities
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manors
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King who led the reformation in England
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Henry VIII
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Viking warriors
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berserkers
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Large Roman Catholic house of worship. Usually found in large cities.
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cathedral
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First Frankish king to be annointed (blessed with holy oil) by the Pope
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Pepin "the Short"
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Narrow bay in Scandinavia
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fjord
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Viking poems about their gods
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eddas
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Long tales about great Viking adventures
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sagas
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The "Maid of Lorraine" who led the French against the English in the Hundred Years War
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Joan of Arc
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Great leader of the Renaissance in England
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Elizabeth I
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