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Renaissance and Reformation1350s-1500s
Renaissance
-rebirth ofinterest inclassical artsand learnings
Classical or the “classics”
-referring to thecultures of
ancient Greeceand Rome
Greco-Roman
-having both Greek and Roman characteristics
Humanism
-a philosophy (way of thinking) thatemphasizes the
worth and potentialof all individuals
I’m important
City-State
-an individual stateconsisting of a cityand its surrounding
territory
Florence
Patron
-a person whosupports the artsor other activities
by supplyingmoney for them
Humanities
-group of subjectsthat focus on humanlife & culture, such
as history, literatureand ethics
Florence, Italy
-a city-state, located onthe Arno River, center oftrade and commerce, hubof woolen-cloth trade andbanking for all of Europe.-"Cradle of theRenaissance"
Venice,
-an Italian republic city-state of 118 islands linked by canals and bridges, located n northeast Italy near the Adriatic Sea, known for its commerce of silk, grain, spice and for its maritime importance.
Secular
-non-religioustopics
vernacular
-language spoken in local area; one’s Mother tongue
Moveable type
System of printing that uses metal, movable components to reproduce multiple copies
of text
Reformation
-historical movementfrom the early 1500s to the 1600s that led to the start of many new Christian churches
Protestants
-people who brokeaway (protested
against) theCatholic Church
We are leaving. I don’t like what they are doing.
Indulgence
-a grant by theCatholic Church that
released a personfrom punishment for
sins
SINSIN
Simony
-the buying andselling of importantReligious items and
churchjobs
I love my job, but it
was expensive
Papacy
-the office ofthe pope
Great Schism
-the period of time(1377-1417) whenmultiple men all
claimed to be theofficial pope
I’m the
Pope
I’m the
Pope
Heresy
-opinions thatcontradict churchteachings, one whoholds such beliefs is called a heretic
Heretics were often burned at the stake.
Doctrine
-the officialteachings of
a religion
Theses
-a list ofarguments
I disagree with…
Denomination
-a particular religiousgrouping within a largerfaith, for example, theLutheran church is a
denomination ofChristianity
Lutheran
BaptistPresbyterian
Counter-Reformation
-the CatholicChurch's attemptto correct church
abuses to win backthe Protestants
Should we give them a second chance?
Comeback,
we have ended the selling of indulgenc
esand
simony.
Sonnet
-a 14 lined poem
Renaissance Man
-talented in many areas