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1 NOTES: Subunit 4.1 (Changes in European Thought...) Name: Period: Mr. Richmond AP World History Subunit 4.1: Changes in European Thought and Power This is your note packet for this Subunit. As you read through the text, search for the key vocabulary terms, names, and dates as they appear. In this packet, you will need to provide good, well-constructed definitions or explanations for each in your own words. Also, each lesson contains three key Important Stuff questions. These also must be answered in this packet. Both complete sentences and complete thoughts are required. This is a major part of your grade, and will be due on the day of the exam. Total Score / 100 Due: EUROPE: Getting its Act Together Lesson What were the economic and social effects of the Black Death on Europe? How did the Black Death change religious outlook in Europe? How did European trade shift after the fall of Constantinople? Decameron Secular Ottoman Turks
2 Ottoman Empire Bombard Cannons Hanseatic League Hansa Commercial Revolution Imbalance of Trade Key People Giovanni Boccaccio Osman I Key Dates 1453 EUROPE: The Italian Renaissance Lesson How did humanism and individualism change the culture of Europe? How did the political situation in Italy differ from the rest of Europe?
3 How did wealthy families contribute to new artistic and literary ideas? Renaissance Humanism Individualism Father of Humanism Virtú Quattrocento Italian City-States Milan Venice Florence Papal States Kingdom of Naples Famous For: Usury Oligarchy Plutocracy Patrons
4 Key People Petrarch Key Dates EUROPE: A Cultural Rebirth Lesson What impact did the city of Florence have on the culture of the Renaissance? Who were the Three Fountains? What achievements are they known for? (NOTE: You may need to check for Boccaccio and for Petrarch!) What was the importance of vernacular literature to European culture? Florence, Italy Signoria Podesta Medici Family
5 Arti Renaissance Man Vernacular The Divine Comedy and The Inferno The Prince Key People Cosimo de Medici Lorenzo de Medici (Lorenzo The Magnificent ) Lorenzo Ghiberti Donotello and Giambologna Raphael Sanzio and Sandro Botticelli Leonardo da Vinci Michelangelo Buonarroti ( Michelangelo ) Dante Alighieri Niccolò Machiavelli
6 Key Dates 1401 EUROPE: The Northern Renaissance Lesson In what ways did the Northern Renaissance differ from the changes in Italy? What impact did the Printing Press have on Europe? What factors led to the Renaissance in Germany, Spain, and France? Northern Renaissance Christian Humanism Hapsburg Family Printing Press
7 Gargantua and Pentagruel Key People Albrecht Dürer Nicholas of Cusa Regiomontanus Martin Behaim and Johannes Schoner Johannes Gutenberg Rembrant van Rijn, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, and Hieronymus Bosch Miguel de Cervantes and Lope de Vega Bartolome Estaban Murillo, Domenikas El Greco, and Diego Velazquez Francisco Suárez Francis I Henry II Rabelais Michel de Montaigne
8 Key Dates EUROPE: The Protestant Reformation Lesson What factors and individuals led to a decline in the power of the Church? What abuses were criticized by critics of the Catholic Church? What were indulgences, and how did they impact critics of the Church? Wycliffe s Bible Lollards Hussite Movement Hussite Wars
9 Mysticism Simony Nepotism Purgatory Indulgences The 95 Theses Protestant Reformation Key People John Wycliffe Jan Hus Meister Eckhart Thomas à Kempis Johann Tetzel Martin Luther Key Dates October 31, 1517
10 (WBS) CHRISTIANITY: The Protestant Church Lesson What are the basic tenants of Protestant Christianity? How did Calvin s understanding of faith differ from the ideas of Luther? In terms of overall leadership and doctrine, how does Protestantism compare to other Christian varieties? Protestantism Lutheranism The 5 Major Basics of Protestant Belief:
11 Anabaptists Millenarians Calvinism Geneva Predestination The Elect Puritan Work Ethic The Institutes of the Christian Religion Presbyterians Hugenots Puritans Varieties of Calvinism Pentacostalism (Charismatic Christianity) Key People Pope Leo X Huldreich Zwingli John Calvin
12 EUROPE: The Counter-Reformation Lesson What was the Catholic Counter-Reformation, and what were its goals? What was the Society of Jesus, and what methods did they employ? What were the results of the Council of Trent and the Counter-Reformation? The Diet of Worms Counter-Reformation Society of Jesus (The Jesuits) Inquisitions The Index of Prohibited Books Council of Trent
13 Baroque (Style) Key People Charles V Frederick the Wise Paul III Ignatius Loyola Key Dates 1520 January ENGLAND: The Tudor Dynasty Lesson How did the Tudors rise to power? What is their importance to England? How did the English turn toward Protestantism differ from other regions?
14 Why is the reign of Elizabeth I known as the Golden Age of England? Tudor Dynasty Wars of the Roses Divine Right Act of Supremacy Anglican Church (Anglicanism) Statute of the Six Articles Episcopalianism Virgin Queen Elizabethan Age Key People Richard III Henry Tudor (Henry VII) Henry VIII
15 Catherine of Aragon Edward VI Mary I (Bloody Mary) Elizabeth I Key Dates EUROPE: The Wars of Religion Lesson How and where did conflict between Catholics and Protestants break out into military struggles? What is the significance of the Spanish Armada s defeat?
16 What was the 30 Years War, and what were its results on Western Europe? The Peasants War Diet of Speyer Schmalkaldic League Peace of Augsburg Privateers Spanish Armada House of Valois French Wars of Religion St. Bartholomew s Day Massacre Edict of Nantes House of Bourbon Thirty Years War
17 Treaty of Westphalia Brandenburg (Prussia) Key People Philip II (Spain) Henry Navarre (Henry IV) Key Dates RUSSIA: Growing a Russian Empire Lesson What foreign culture offered the most cultural influence to the early Rus? What cultural aspects did they offer?
18 How did Moscow come to be a major center of power among the Rus? What contributions did Ivan III and Ivan IV make to the growing Russian state? Novgorod Kiev Grand Prince of Kiev Kievan Rus Boyars Russkaya Pravda Moscow Grand Duchy of Moscow (Muscovy) Tsar (Czar) Cossacks
19 Russian Empire Time of Troubles Romanov Dynasty Key People Vladimir of Kiev Yaroslav Ivan III (Ivan the Great) Ivan IV (Ivan the Terrible) Mikhail Romanov Key Dates
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