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Which of the following best describes the primary focus of Northern Humanism compared to the broader Renaissance humanism?
Which of the following best describes the primary focus of Northern Humanism compared to the broader Renaissance humanism?
- Emphasis on artistic achievement and patronage.
- Advancement of scientific inquiry and empirical observation.
- Focus on theological debates and religious reform.
- Critical examination of classical texts with a religious lens, aiming to reconcile humanist ideals with Christian principles. (correct)
Machiavelli's The Prince advocates for rulers to prioritize moral virtues above all else to maintain power and stability.
Machiavelli's The Prince advocates for rulers to prioritize moral virtues above all else to maintain power and stability.
False (B)
Briefly explain how the Council of Trent addressed the issues raised by the Protestant Reformation and what impact did it have on the reformation movement?
Briefly explain how the Council of Trent addressed the issues raised by the Protestant Reformation and what impact did it have on the reformation movement?
The Council of Trent reaffirmed Catholic doctrines, reformed church practices, and addressed abuses, while also initiating measures to counter the spread of Protestantism. This reinforced the divide between the Catholic Church and the Protestant faiths.
The voyages of __________ led to significant cultural exchange of goods and ideas between Europe and the Americas. While the Europeans benefited greatly, these voyages also signaled the beginning of devastating ecological and cultural destruction for __________.
The voyages of __________ led to significant cultural exchange of goods and ideas between Europe and the Americas. While the Europeans benefited greatly, these voyages also signaled the beginning of devastating ecological and cultural destruction for __________.
Match each figure with their significant contribution or role during the Reformation:
Match each figure with their significant contribution or role during the Reformation:
How did the invention of the printing press impact the spread of the Reformation?
How did the invention of the printing press impact the spread of the Reformation?
Queen Elizabeth I of England pursued aggressive military campaigns to expand English territory throughout Europe.
Queen Elizabeth I of England pursued aggressive military campaigns to expand English territory throughout Europe.
Explain the significance of Charlemagne in the context of the Middle Ages and discuss the extent to which his reign marked a revival of the Roman Empire.
Explain the significance of Charlemagne in the context of the Middle Ages and discuss the extent to which his reign marked a revival of the Roman Empire.
What role did women, such as Jane Seymour, play in the political and religious events during King Henry VIII's reign?
What role did women, such as Jane Seymour, play in the political and religious events during King Henry VIII's reign?
During the Renaissance, the rediscovery and emphasis on classical art, literature, and philosophy led to a cultural movement known as __________ , which celebrated human potential and achievement and challenged the medieval focus on __________ concerns.
During the Renaissance, the rediscovery and emphasis on classical art, literature, and philosophy led to a cultural movement known as __________ , which celebrated human potential and achievement and challenged the medieval focus on __________ concerns.
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Middle Ages
Middle Ages
A period in European history from the 5th to the 15th century, known for feudalism and the influence of the Church.
Renaissance
Renaissance
A period of European history, marking the transition from the Middle Ages to modernity and covering much of the 15th and 16th centuries.
Northern Humanism
Northern Humanism
Focused on the importance of human values and potential, often contrasting with religious dogma.
Exploration
Exploration
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Reformation
Reformation
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King Henry VIII
King Henry VIII
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Mary I and Elizabeth I
Mary I and Elizabeth I
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Counter Reformation
Counter Reformation
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Study Notes
- The CHY4U1 Unit 1 Test Review includes a matching section (15 KN), identification and historical significance section (15 TH), and paragraph questions (15 COM, 15 APP), for a total of 60 points.
Middle Ages
- Key figures: Charlemagne, Knights Templar
- Focus the question of how dark life was during the Middle Ages.
Renaissance
- Key figures: Da Vinci, Petrarch
- Key concepts: Renaissance Man, Humanism, Artistic and Intellectual Revolution
Northern Humanism
- Printing Press was important
- Key figures: Thomas More, Utopia
Women and Children of the Renaissance
- Key question: Did women have a Renaissance?
Machiavelli
- Significance: The Prince
Exploration
- Key figures: Christopher Columbus, Cortes, Montezuma II
Reformation
- Key concepts: Indulgences, Calvinism, how the Reformation began and spread
- Key figure: Martin Luther
King Henry VIII
- Known as the Defender of Faith
- Key figures: Jane Seymore, King Edward VI
Mary I and Elizabeth I
- Key figure: Queen Elizabeth I
Counter Reformation
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Key figures: Ignatius of Loyola
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Key event: Council of Trent
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Focus on the purpose and goals of the Catholic Church, achievements, and the agencies that helped.
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Test Date: Thursday, March 20, 2025
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