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25 Cards in this Set
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a release from all part of punishment for the sin by the catholic church
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indulgence
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started Calvinism, believed in predestination-began his reform in Geneva
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John Calvin
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head of an Eastern Orthodox Church-did the most to foster humanities-used pure classical latin
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Petrarch
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enforced moral discipline
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consistory
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wrote the Prince
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machiavelli
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rejected the catholic teaching that both faith and good works were necessary for salvation
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martin luther
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started Zwinglian Reformation-relics and images were forbidden-killed in war
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Ulrich Zwingli
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The Book Of the City of Ladies-denounced men and said women could learn
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Christine de Pizan
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Martin Luther went before the assembly and this made luther an outlaw
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Edict of Worms
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the true christian church was a voluntary community of adult believers who had undergone spiritual reform
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anabaptists
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wrote the Divine Comedy-3 parts
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Dante
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based on the study of the classics
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humanism
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believed in the ability of humans to ferform and imporve themselves
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Christian Humanism
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your fate is determined when your born
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predestination
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best known humanist
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erasmus
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declare invalid
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annul
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group of cardinals, archbishops, etc. who met and reaffirmed traditional catholic teachings to oppose protestant ones
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Council of Trent
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depraced, wicked
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reprobate
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Martin Luther wrote this to the Catholic Church totry get them to change their ways
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Ninety Five Theses
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getting into heaven
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salvation
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created by Masacria-painting done on wet plaster-creates a 3-D illusion
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Fresco
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written by Dante-3 parts(hell, purgatory, heaven)
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Divine Comedy
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rebrith of the ancient Greek and roman Worlds
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Renaissance
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It concerns how to keep political power-power should be taken on understanding that human nature is self-interested
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The Prince
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worldly
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secular
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