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100

a full time soldier who fights for money

mercenary

100

What is humanism?

importance of the individual and human society, knowledge through reason

100
What were Johannes Kepler's 2 contributions to the Scientific Revolution?
Planets move in ellipses and travel at different speeds depending on location
100

What is the meaning of the name "Glorious Revolution?"

England becomes a constitutional monarchy after Parliament asks Mary and her husband to take over the English throne. This resulted in the limiting of powers of monarchs.

200

Describe the relationship with the Mongols during the Renaissance period.

Kublai Khan hired Marco Polo to explore China. Because of his experiences and what he saw, it created a business relationship with the Chinese.

200

Why was it important to write in vernacular language during the Renaissance?

It made materials able to be read and understood without needing church officials (who knew Latin).

200

True/False: Robert Boyle discovered that through the microscope he was able to identify cells as the smallest unit of living matter.

False: Robert Hooke (Boyle discovered that matter is made of elements!)

200

Locked believed that all governments were based on what?

Social contract - agreement between people and their leaders
300

Name 2 effects of the formation of independent city-states in Italy.

No single ruler in power (who would also control the pope), multiple wars for land, growing wealth to build ships, loaning money to kings and be left alone
300

What were 3 key features of the general Renaissance art styles?

Showing what people really looked like, use of perspective for a 3D look, use of chiaroscuro to separate light and shadows, frescoes (wet plaster with watercolor)

300

What was Francis Bacon's belief on scientific thought?

To find the truth, you have to find and examine the facts. It's human nature to disagree with one's opinion.

300

What was Voltaire's belief? Identify 2 beliefs!

Disagreed about religion favoritism and forbidding of others, people to choose their beliefs, Catholic Church withholding knowledge, supporter of deism (God allows universe to run by natural law.)

400
Describe how rulers maintained peace in the city-states.

Put down revolts, prevent attempts to control, maintain good relations with bordering states, use of diplomacy to make agreements

400

What was the ultimate benefit of the Gutenberg printing press?

Use of movable type to quickly print more materials, the printing of the first Christian Bible

400

What is rationalism and who is the founder?

Reason is the main source of knowledge. Descartes is the founder.

400

True or False: Thomas Hobbes was greatly supported by the British monarchy.

True - he believed in absolutism (or absolute/total power in a ruler... in this case a monarch)
500

Explain 2 reasons why Florence grew into the first major center for the Renaissance.

Ideal location (with walls for defense), making and trading cloth from English wool, banking (use of florin for measurement), lending money and charging interest

500

Known for blending Italian Renaissance and German traditions with a focus on perspective and fine details in engravings

Albrecht Durer

500

Identify 3 major achievements done by Galileo.

(1) Objects fall at the same speed. (2) Designed the telescope which helped to see the sun and Earth's rotation around it to support Copernicus. (3) Swinging pendulum in clocks (4) First conducted actual experiments (5) Water thermometer

500

Montesquieu was an influential character in the formation of what document?

US Constitution (separation of powers)