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- used vernacular
- wrote 37 plays
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| translated bible (vernacular) |
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| artist; last supper/ mono lisa |
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| determined what reforms would be enacted |
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| wrote that the earth and other planets revolved around the sun |
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| agreed with copernicus's idea |
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| observing and solving your hypothesis |
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- francis bacon
- rene descarte
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| both used the scientific method |
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- a funder of the arts
- italian merchantes became patrons of the arts
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- popes living larishly
- participating in indolgences for sins (when people would have to pay the pope money everytime they did a sin, so god would forgive them)
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- 95 theses
- translated bible
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- created calvlizium
- went against catholic church
- said that your life was pre-destined so you didnt need to pay for indulgences
- calvin/zwingli were active reformers in switzerland
- started prtestant church
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- pope refused anaclant
- took over the chruch
- anaclant is something that says that he was never married to his wife
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- returned england to catholicizum
- burned protestants at the stake
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| defend and spread the catholic faith |
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| intellectual movement, study of classics, worldly studies |
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| subjects such as grammar, rheturic, poetry + history |
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| florentne who lived in 1300, early renaissance humanist, poet |
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| one of the richest family's / merchents + bankers in europe |
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| allowed renaissance artist t coecit realistic art |
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Artists with classical style of painting famous for madonna |
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| wrote about manners, skills, learning, and virtues |
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| a region that included present france, belgium, and netherlands |
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| one of the first northern artists to be profoundly affected by renaissance italy |
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| way of art using a metal plate and writing or etching a design with acid |
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| everyday language of ordinary people |
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| swiss city state where calvin was asked to lead |
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| assembely of german princes |
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idea that long ago god determined salvation |
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| archbishiop of henery's new church of england |
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| the daughter of henery and his secound wife anne bolyen |
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council formed by the peope to establish the direction that the catholic reformation should take |
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| symbolized the renowed feelings of the catholic reformation for people |
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- place where italian citys orderd jews to live
- sperate quarter of the city
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| religious groups that broken away from an established church |
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| sun centaed (model of the universe) |
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| brilliant german astronemer and mathmatician |
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| english chemest that refined alchemists view of chemicals as basic building blocks |
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- discoverd gravity
- devovered works of leading scientists
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| single force that keeps the planets in oribit around the sun |
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- branch of math, partly discoverd by newton
- used to explain his laws
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