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60 Cards in this Set
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Monotheistic
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Belief in one god
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polytheistic
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Belief in many gods
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Karma
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your actions have consequences
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reincarnation
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being born in another form
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vedas
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sacred writings of hinduism
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siddhartha gautama
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founder of budhism
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Four noble truths and eight fold path
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belief of the budist
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Abraham
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Jewish
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Ten commandments
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rules of conduct for Jews
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torah
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writings of the jew
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New testament
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writings of christians
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Muhammad
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muslim prophet
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mecca and medina
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holy citys for muslims
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five pillars of islam
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sacred writings of islams
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koran
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writings of muslims
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mosque
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a place of worship for followers of islam
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minaret
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distinctive architectural features of islamic mosques
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renaissance
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birth of the new world
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humanism
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the dignity and worth of all people
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secular
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not overly religous
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Erasmus
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Father of humanism
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vernacular
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language of people
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copernicus
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made heliocentric theory
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Heliocentric theory
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planets revolve around the sun
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kepler
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planetary motion
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galileo
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supported heliocentric thoery with a telescope
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newton
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made laws of gravity
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harvey
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discovered circulation of blood
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shakespeare
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poet in the reaissance
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michelangelo
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made paintings in the renaissance
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Michelangelo
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Sculpted David & painted Sistine chapel
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leonardo da vinci
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painted the mona lisa
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usury
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charging of interst on loans
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indulgences
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catholic church letting people pay to get into heaven
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martin luther
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wrote 95 theses
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Justification by faith
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you must have faith in god and faith only to get into heaven
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95 theses
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Wrote by martin luther
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excommunication
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getting kicked out of a church
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john calvin
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Believed in predestination & expanded the protestant reformation
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predestinantion
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god has already planned your faith out
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theocracy
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form of gov in which a god or deity is recognized as the states supreme civil ruler
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Henry vIII
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Monarch that started the Protestant Reformation in England by divorcing his wife
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act of supremacy
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granted henry vii royal supremacy
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appropriate
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suitable for a particular person condition or place
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anglican church
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church of england
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elizabeth I
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won the spanish armada under her rule
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spanish armada
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spanish fleet that sailed against england under the comand of duke medina sidonia
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hapsburg family
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Catholic ruling family of Spain & Holy Roman Empire
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holy roman empire
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union of territories in central europe during the middle ages
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thirty years war
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Last major religous conflict between protestants and catholics
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Huguenots
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French members of the protestant reformed church
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edict of nantes
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granted the calvinist protestant of france substantial in a nation still considered essentially catholic
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Cardinal richelieu
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the kings "chief minister"
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catholic counter reformation
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catholic revival from the pontificate of pope pius IV to the close of the thirty years war
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Huss
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Huss
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Wycliffe
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criticized abuses and false teachings of the catholic church
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council of trent
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considered to be one of the churches most important councils; reaffirmed church doctrine after the Protestant Reformation
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jesuits
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Catholic missionaries
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roman inquistion
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system of tribunals by the holy see during the second half of the 16th century
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gutenburg
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developed printing press
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