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The term "renaissance" means wht
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rebirth of arts
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the renaissance began in which country
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italy
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this period is a time of exploration and discovery in wht year did columbus reach the new world
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1492
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scholars and educators turned away from the Medieval emphasis on God and put emphasis on the capacities of the human mind and himan achievement wht did these scholars call themselves
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humanists
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this was a protest against the corruption and authority of the catholic church
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Protestant reform
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In wht way did henry VIII defy the catholic church
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divorced his wife
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Henry VIII then declares himself the supreme head of the english church; wht is the name for the enlgish church
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anglican church
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after henry VIII edward VI takes the throne then his half sister mary takes the throne in 1553 against whom does she begin a reign of terror
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english protestants
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wht is mary's nickname
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bloody mary
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elizabeth I takes the throne in 1558 she was shrewd politician and clever diplomat who was able to steer a moderate course between wht two groups within england
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protestant and catholics
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under elizabeth enlgand becomes one of the most powerful countries in the world this is evidenced by the enlgish victory over wht fleet
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spanish armada
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also under elizabeth the arts flourished
name the most famous british dramatists |
shakespeare
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name the term which though now has a negative connotation which implies fake or insincere in elizabethan times had the positive connotation of tht which is ornamental and beautiful
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artifical
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true or false
elizabethan world picture as described in your text saw the world as created by God with everything part of a hierarchical order |
true
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name the era in which james stuart rules englahn (1603-1625)
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jacobean era
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name the other country james rules when he takes the enlgish throne
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scottland
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Name the protestants who wanted to purify the church in England
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puritans
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NAme the english monarch who takes the throne in 1625 and tries to rule without the support of parliament
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charles I
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name the term given to the young carefree reckless young men who support the throne during the reign of charles I
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cavaliers
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who leads the parliamentary forces agains the throne in a civl was in 1649 and in 1653 establishes the protectorate
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oliver cromwell
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when charles II comes to the throne in 1660 the period is call the wht
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restoration
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wht was close in 1642 due to puritan belief in the sinfulness of public entertainment
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theater
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name the term for a lavish performance at court which includes singing dancing and splendid costuming
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courtly masques
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the other type of poetry during the first half of the 17th c is classical and conservative with an emphasis on clarity and efficiency name either the foremost proponent of one of the titles of his followers
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ben jonson
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name the termn for the type of poetry practiced by the school of donne which uses elaborate and extended images and often depends on comparisons between dissimilar objects
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metaphysical
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what importand and influential translation was organized and sponsored by king james and contains the finest prose of the time
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king james bible
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name the man who authored the finest pastoral elegy, the most successful epic poem and wrote amazing prose
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john milton
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henry VII and Henry VIII belong to wht dynasty
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tudor
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name the doctrine in which mmonarchs believe their right to rule is dervived form God and they are accountable only to God
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divine right of the king
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