People In The Renaissance
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About Catholics in the Renaissance
Basic information about the Renaissance
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Who was the main authority in catholic churches?

The Pope

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what year was the printing press invented

1440

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What caused Catholics to cry out for reform?

primarily the protestant movements which challenged the authority of the catholic church.

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What does the word Renaissance mean?

Rebirth

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where was the catholic church located during the reformation

Rome, Italy

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What did the Medicis provide to artists?

Financial support and patronage

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How long did the Renaissance last?

About 2 centuries.

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What is the significance of the printing press towards the Reformation?

Allowed for the widespread dissemination of religious texts, challenging the church's authority.

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What does reformation mean?

The action or process of reforming an institution or practice

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what language did the word "reformation" come from

It originated from the Latin verb "reformare"(short answer: Latin)

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Who was the longest ruling monarch in France during the renaissance period?

Louis XIV

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how long did the Reformation period last(specific years)

1517 to 1648

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How did the Renaissance influence the Reformation?

It influenced individualism, and to challenge the Church's power. Which caused people to have more of their own beliefs

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What was humanism?

An approach in study of philosophy or practice that focuses on human values.

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where did the Renaissance begin?

It began in Florence, Italy

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Who is considered the “Father of Humanism”?

Francesco Petrarch

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when was louis xiv born

September 5, 1638

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What was the consequence of the Reformation?

 It made a lot of churches, including Lutheranism, Calvinism, and Anglicanism, all distinct from the Catholic Church.

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What was the renaissance a period of?

Renewed interest in classical art, literature, and philosophy 

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where did the Reformation take place

the Reformation took place in Europe with key events taking place in germany

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Who is Martin Luther and what did he do?

 He was a German theologian and a monk, he was best known for his 95 theses, and in 1517 he challenged a catholic church.

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when was the fall of Constantinople

May 29, 1453

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How did the Renaissance change traditional ideas?

It would move away from the religious factor and have more of a perspective on yourself.

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What role did Henry VIII play in the English Reformation?

He began the break from the Catholic Church to establish the Church of England.

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where was the printing press invented

Mainz, Germany

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