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What was one significant outcome of translating texts into vernacular during the Protestant Reformation?
What was one significant outcome of translating texts into vernacular during the Protestant Reformation?
- It made Latin the sole language of the church.
- It allowed more people to understand and participate in religious discussions. (correct)
- It reduced literacy rates.
- It isolated educated individuals from the masses.
The Protestant Reformation began in France.
The Protestant Reformation began in France.
False (B)
Name one factor that contributed to the optimism associated with exploration during the development of national identity.
Name one factor that contributed to the optimism associated with exploration during the development of national identity.
The exploration of new lands.
During the Protestant Reformation, ________ played a critical role in advocating for church reform.
During the Protestant Reformation, ________ played a critical role in advocating for church reform.
Match each element of national identity with its description:
Match each element of national identity with its description:
What motivated merchants to seek new trade routes?
What motivated merchants to seek new trade routes?
Henry the Navigator actively participated in voyages of exploration.
Henry the Navigator actively participated in voyages of exploration.
What significant contribution did Ptolemy make to navigation and geography?
What significant contribution did Ptolemy make to navigation and geography?
Henry the Navigator founded a new school of ________ in Portugal.
Henry the Navigator founded a new school of ________ in Portugal.
Match the following figures or concepts with their contributions to exploration:
Match the following figures or concepts with their contributions to exploration:
Which of the following advancements contributed to longer voyages during exploration?
Which of the following advancements contributed to longer voyages during exploration?
Ptolemy believed in a flat Earth model.
Ptolemy believed in a flat Earth model.
What was the purpose of the school founded by Henry the Navigator?
What was the purpose of the school founded by Henry the Navigator?
Merchants aimed for ________ trade routes during their explorations.
Merchants aimed for ________ trade routes during their explorations.
Match the following figures or concepts with their contributions to navigation:
Match the following figures or concepts with their contributions to navigation:
What was one influence on the belief that sailing west would lead to Asia?
What was one influence on the belief that sailing west would lead to Asia?
Flashcards
Protestant Reformation
Protestant Reformation
A religious movement that started in Germany in the 16th century, aiming to reform the Catholic Church. It led to the creation of new Christian denominations, like Lutheranism.
National Identity
National Identity
A person's sense of belonging to a nation, based on shared culture, history, language, and values.
Citizenship
Citizenship
The rights and responsibilities of a person within a nation, including political participation, legal protection, and access to public services.
Social Systems
Social Systems
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Political & Economic Systems
Political & Economic Systems
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Sailing West to Asia
Sailing West to Asia
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Merchants and Exploration
Merchants and Exploration
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Henry the Navigator's School
Henry the Navigator's School
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Authors and Exploration
Authors and Exploration
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Advancements in Exploration
Advancements in Exploration
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Exploration Goals
Exploration Goals
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Study Notes
Protestant Reformation
- Some wanted change within the Catholic Church
- Protestant Reformation
- Martin Luther played a role in this movement/Resists
- Affected the Renaissance worldview/Western worldview by translating the Bible into Vernacular → more people could read it in their mother tongue
- More people became literate → More widespread of ideas
- Protestant Reformation started in Germany
National Identity and Citizenship (3 elements)
1. Social Systems
- Exploration of new lands made people feel more optimistic and appreciated the importance of exploration
- Citizens could move out of their social classes more easily but serfdom still existed
- Public services were provided by the government
2. Political/Economic Systems
- National economic policies (taxes/rules) controlled trade/businesses
- Laws set by king/people to have better control of the country
- Government paid for national projects (e.g., wars, exploration)
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