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22 Cards in this Set
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What are the 4 Calvin Laws?
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1)Bible access for everyone.
2)No wickedness.(dancing/cards) 3)No rude songs. 4)9pm curfew. |
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3 types of Protestants.
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Calvinists, Anglicans, Lutherans.
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What did Martin Luther nail to the Church door?
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95 theses.
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What did Luther burn in public?
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The bull that excommunicated Luther.
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Why did people want to be Protestants?
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1) High church taxes. (tithes)
2) Scandals with the Pope. 3) Poor were unfairly taxed. 4) God saves through faith, NOT money. |
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How did Martin Luther spread Protestantism?
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Using the printing press, he made the Bible in several languages and gave many speeches.
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How did the Catholics try to stop Protestantism?
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1)Threatened excommunication.
2)Massacred them. |
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What is an Inquisition?
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The Church put non-believers on trial and killed them.
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What happened on Saint Bartholomew's Day?
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The Queen of France, Catherine de Medici, is at a wedding and orders all the Protestants to be killed.
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King Henry the Eighth
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Started the Prostestant Church in England.
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Leonardo da Vinci
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-da Vinci was a great painter, inventor, engineer, and scientist of genius
-first to design helicopter, tank, parachute, and flying machine |
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Galileo
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-studied to be a medical doctor but soon became interested in astronomy and physics
-made a telescope taht made things appear a 1000X larger and 30X nearer -believed that the Earth revolves around the Sun, and tried for the Church |
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Michaelangelo
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-greatest artist of high Renaissance
-most famous for painting fresco painting created on ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in Rome, although he thought of himself as mostly a sculptor -created the statue of David |
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Machiavelli
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-wrote The Prince
-disagreed with some Humanist views. -idea of wise ruler: absolutely ruthless, "The Prince" |
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Shakespeare
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-very famous writer
-wrote: MidSummer NIght's Dream, Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, etc. |
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Purgatory
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Place between heaven and hell where a soul awaits
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Nepotism
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Hiring your relatives or freinds or people who give you money for a job.
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Erasumus
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Famous Humanist
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Indulgences
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When you pay a priest to forgive your sins, OR to buy yourself out of purgatory.
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Blackdeath
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Variety of bubonic plague that killed 25million people.
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City State
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Independant city that runs itself like a country.
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flying buttress
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Archway that supports a wall.
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