Italian/Northern Renaissance
New Monarchs
Age of Exploration
Middle Passage/Columbian Exchange
Commercial Revolution
100

Which one of these things was NOT a reason for the Italian Renaissance

A. Trade and Location

B. Proximity of Texts

C. Wealthy Patrons

D. Rise in Secular Humanism


D
100

Who were the two central monarchs we discussed?

Queen Isabella/King Ferdinand v. Henry VIII/Queen Elizabeth I

100

What technology calculates latitutes?

Astrolab

100

All of the following were part of the Columbian exchange to the Americas EXCEPT

A. Smallpox

B. Horses

C. Tomatoes

D. Pigs

C
100

What was one innovation in banking and finace?

Double entry bookeeping

bank of amsterdam

East India companies

200

How did Italian Renaissance art differ FROM Northern Renaissance art?

Italian Renaissance=Classical techniques, use of geometric space, classical imagery and secular themes

Northern Renaissance=Everyday life and religious themes. Strong christian influence

200

What did the act of supremacy do?

Made Henry VIII the head of the anglican church

200

This economic practice justifies economic exploitation of their colonies and emphasizes competition to become the most wealthy?

Mercantalism

200

All of the following were transported to the Americas as part of the Columbian Exchange except

A. Pigs

B. Tomatoes

C. Potatoes

D. Squash

A

200

Who were the nobles of the robe?

New french elites who gained their role through judicial and administrative positions, rather than purely hereditary

300

Name one major Italian Renaissance thinker and one major Northern Renaissance thinker

Machiavelli, Petrarch v. Erasmus and Thomas More. 

300

What group helped queen isabella and king ferdinand?

Inquistion

300

Which country established colonies along the African coast

Portugal

300

This disease ravaged the indigenous peoples

Small-pox

300

This increased cold temperature devastated European communities

Little Ice Age

400

Define Civic Humanism

Application of classical thought to political life

400

What is a similarity in how both monarchs treated the nobles?

Nobles were placed under tighter control by the monarchs

400

What are the three Gs?

God, Glory, and gold.

400
What was the middle passage?

The forcible bringing over of enslaved peoples to the Americans

400

True or False: Both the East and the West moved to freeing peasants during this time

False

500

The printing press was a major invention of the Northern Renaissance. Who invented it?

Guttenberg

500

What was the book of common prayer and which monarch authorized it to consolidate their control?

A book of religious practices. Queen Elizabeth I
500

This empire's king refused to convert, only to do so to try to save his people. Didn't save him. He was still strangled

Inca

500

What happened on the Zong?

Over 130 enslaved people were murdered for insurance purposes.

500

What was the enclosure movement?

Turning shared communal land into privately controlled land.