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WH&C II Chapter 12 Review
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Renaissance an urban society, age of recovery from plagues, political upheaval and regard for the individual
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Humanism key intellectual movement of the Renaissance, educated in liberal arts, physical education and rhetoric (the art of effective expression in speech and/or writing)
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Famous Italian artists and their work
Michelangelo-Sistine Chapel; Raphael-Madonnas; da Vinci-the Last Supper (example of the Ren Man-painter, sculptor, architect, inventor and mathematician
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local/everyday language
ITALIAN Vernacular E N G L I S H local/everyday language
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Writers and their works
DANTE CHAUCER Writers and their works Machiavelli-The Prince (human nature is self-centered; Chaucer-Canterbury Tales; Dante-The Divine Comedy language
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Art form realistic
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Predestination point that Calvin and Luther disagreed; determined in advance who will be saved and who will be damned (who goes up and who goes down)
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acceptance into heaven
Salvation acceptance into heaven
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Martin Luther formed the first religion to split with the RC; wrote the 95 Thesis attacking problems in the RC; declared an outlaw by Charles V
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family that ruled behind the scenes in Florence
Medici family that ruled behind the scenes in Florence
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The Peace of Augsburg established the division of Christianity in the HRE/Germany in The German states’ rulers were free to choose b/w Catholicism and Lutheranism
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The Act of Supremacy of 1534 the English Parliament moved to finalize the break from the RC; rooted in politics of Henry VIII –made Henry VIII the head of the Church of England.
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The Council of Trent One of the 3 pillars that supported the Catholic Reformation and the final decree after 18 yrs was to reaffirm traditional Catholic teachings in opposition to Protestant beliefs .
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Anabaptist believed in complete separation of church and state, adult baptism, anyone could be minister and refused to bear arms; feared by Catholics and Protestants considered dangerous radicals b/c of their beliefs
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took over for Zwingli moved all from Zurich to Geneva
John Calvin took over for Zwingli moved all from Zurich to Geneva
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Marriages Renaissance Italy to strengthen family and business ties; monarchy political tool, bloodline royally pure and acquire more land and wealth
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Key religions of Christianity after the Reformation
Eastern Orthodox Catholic; Roman Catholic and Protestantism
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Renaissance individual’s steps to immortality
Portrait; Sculptured Bust; and autobiography
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Holy Roman Empire (Germany)
where the Reformation started
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where the Renaissance started
Northern Italy where the Renaissance started
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Catholic Reformation was supported by three chief pillars: the establishment of the Jesuit order, reform of the papacy and The Council of Trent
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a government run by religious leaders
Theocracy a government run by religious leaders
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