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    Renaissance & Reformation Study Guide

    Chapter 5
    Use your text, class notes, worksheets, video guide, and organizers to study for this test
    You should be familiar with the following:

    Key Figures from the “chart” that was assigned.


    Key terminology from the list assigned in “Core Concepts of Ren. & Ref”

    Key Concepts, Events & People:


    Bubonic Plague & its impact on society
    Pre-Renaissance culture, ideas, and religious/social views
    Changes in Economy prior to the Renaissance
    3 major Characteristics of the Renaissance
    Humanism & its influence on the Renaissance
    Characteristics of City-states: governments, economics, role in Italy’s problems
    Medici family & their role in the Renaissance
    Changes in Art during the Renaissance
    Major Artists & their works
    Northern Renaissance & how it differs from the Italian Renaissance
    Machiavelli: The Prince, its impact on rulers
    Italian Wars: causes, impact on Italy, reasons for the Sack of Rome
    “Renaissance Man”
    Erasmus
    Petrarch
    Dante & Chaucer
    Causes of the Reformation: within society & Catholic church
    Martin Luther: his role in dividing the Catholic church, his issues with the church, his
    Actions that led to the Reformation,
    Edict of Worms
    95 Theses
    Peace of Augsburg
    Impact of the printing press on the Renaissance & Reformation
    Calvinism, Anabaptists, & Zwinglian Reform
    Impact of Anabaptist ideas on American government
    Counter Reformation: what was it? What caused it? Long term impact?
    Henry VIII: his role in the English Reformation. Long term impact of his actions.

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