AP EURO Chapter 11-13 Test Review
- The Renaissance had the greatest impact on this group Nobles
- Definition of Renaissance rebirth
- Commercial/Military league in northern Germany Hanseatic League
- Made the printing press Johannes Guttenberg
- Painted the Sistine Chapel Michelangelo
- Painted the School of Athens Rafael
- Sculpted a more realistic David Donatello
- Group of people who championed the study of early Christian texts Northern humanists
- Burnt at the stake for the council of Constance for attacking the papacy John Hus
- Salvation gained according to Martin Luther Faith
- Greatest cause for Luther to break from the Catholic church Indulgences
- Luther told church leaders he wouldn’t recant until proven wrong with the Bible Diet of Worms
- Sacraments Luther accepts along with most protestants Baptism/ Communion
- Bread and Wine miraculously turn into the body/blood of Jesus Transubstantiation
- Ends the Schmalkaldic War between Lutherans and Catholics in HREaccepts Lutherans Peace of Augsburg
- Debate between Zwingli and Luther Marburg Colloquy
- Believed in adult baptism Anabaptists
- Cause for Henry VIII to create a new church Can’t annul his marriage
- Formally declared Henry VIII head of the Anglican church Act of Supremacy
- A politique of England and moderate protestant Queen Elizabeth
- Believed in Predestination, elects and law of grace John Calvin
- Catholic missionaries Jesuits
- Meeting that reaffirmed traditional Catholic beliefs against the Reformation Council of Trent
- French Calvinist Huguenot
- Said it was better to be feared than loved Machiavelli
- Characteristic of High Renaissance art Depth/Perspective
- Wrote the Utopia Thomas More
- Tudor Dynasty, Valois and HabsburgsEnglish, French and HRE dynasties
- Painted Mona Lisa, Last SupperLeonardo Da Vinci
- Created the Edict of Nantes after a lengthy battleHenry IV
- Machiavelli’s example of the model prince Cesare Borgia
- Legalization of this practice was seen as a necessary evil in the Renaissance Prostitution
- One of the liberal arts accepted by Humanists History
- Cause of 14th Century famines. Little Ice Age
- Place first affected by the Black Death in Europe Italy
- Percentage killed during the plague 25-50%
- These people physically abused themselves to gain forgiveness for society Flagellants
- Pogroms in Eastern Europe affected these people Jews
- Benefit of the Black Death Higher wages for peasants
- The common language Vernacular
- Territory that caused immediate conflict in 100 years war Gascony
- England had early success in the 100 year war because of these Peasant Bowmen
- Critical battle in 1415 led by Henry V Agincourt
- Peasant woman who liberated the Loire Valley for France Joan Of Arc
- The author of Utopia Thomas More
- Helped alter how people looked at sources in history Guicciardini
- Kidnapped by Philip IV and author of Unam Sanctum Boniface VIII
- Time period of much religious turmoil including multiple popes Great Schism
- Personal connection to God Mysticism
- Florentine Family that financed much of the Renaissance Medici