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How did the merchant class influence the Renaissance? |
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~ wealthy; patrons of the Arts ~ believed individuals had their own potential |
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How did Art change during the Renaissance? |
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~ self-portraits of individuals ~ realistic style ~ religious and secular (non-religious) subjects ~ new techniques (perspective and vanishing point) |
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How did Northern European rulers encourage the spread of Renaissance ideas? |
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~ purchased Italian paintings ~ hired Italian artists to paint ~ hired Italian architects to complete projects ~ conflict between French king claiming part of Italy made artists leave the area and go to the northern countries |
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Durer's work refected Renaissance ideas in what ways? |
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~ studied in Italy ~ painted religious and non-religious (secular) subjects (portraits) ~ realsitic landscapes |
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What did Christian humanists want to do? What method did they use? |
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~ wanted to improve society ~ writings criticized society ~ Thomas More wrote Utopia about a perfect society |
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What act started the Reformation? |
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~ Martin Luter posted the 95 Thesis, which is what he beleived was wrong with the Catholic Church |
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Why did the Holy Roman Emperopr go to war with the German Princes? |
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~ wanted the Protestant German princes to rejoin the Catholic Church |
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How did England establish a state church apart from the Catholic Church? |
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~1534: King Henry VIII took control of the English church becuase the Pope would not grant an anullment ~ Mary I wanted to bring back Catholocism ~ Elizabeth I set up Anglican Church through Parliament |
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~ Predetermination of who is saved by God ~ people are sinful by nature ~ few people are saved ~ theocracy best government - government controlled by religious leaders |
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What role did the Jesuits play in the Catholic Reformation? |
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~ founded excellent schools ~ convert non-Christians to Catholicism ~ stop Protestanism |
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