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100

Rome's governance under the Pope, a religious center

Pope's Authority

100

Independent regions in Renaissance Italy, like Florence

City-States
100

Belief that monarchs (kings/queens) are appointed by God

Divine Right of Kings

100

Formal education (or education access) was primarily for ________ _____.

Formal education (or education access) was primarily for affluent boys.

(affluent = wealthy)

100

Shakespeare's co-owned theatre with an open-air design is called:

Globe Theatre

200

Patron (supporter) of the arts, and supported Shakespeare's work

Queen Elizabeth I

200
Geographically, Italy is a(n) ______, and England is a(n) ______.
Geographically, Italy is a peninsula, and England is an island.
200

Protestants ____________ divorced and Catholics ____________ it.

Protestants accepted divorced and Catholics opposed it.

200

Grammar School included which 3 subjects?

Reading, Latin, and Bible studies

200

The audience members who stood to watch plays

Groundlings

300

Elizabeth's successor, commissioned the King James Bible

King James I

300

This defeat of Spain's navy boosted England's pride

Spanish Armada (1588)

300

This was invented by Gutenberg and revolutionized text distribution (especially with Bible distribution)

Printing Press

300
Who modernized English & coined (created) many still-used phrases?

Shakespeare (his language contributions)

300

Marriages were arranged based on _____, not romantic love

Marriages were arranged based on property, not romantic love

400
The rank of nobility to poor is known as:
Social Classes in England
400

The Puritan Views

Opposed theatre (immoral & wasteful)

400

Shakespeare showed versatile writing by exploring 3 themes through poetry:

Shakespeare showed versatile writing by exploring 3 themes through poetry: love, tragedy, & politics

400

People often married at this age range during the Renaissance 

12-14 years old 

500

Shakespeare's Genres (of his play):

Shakespeare's Genres (of his play): wrote tragedies, comedies, and histories in verse