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1328-1351
terrible disease |
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| Sketchy guys who would whip themselves in public because they thought that would make the plague go away. |
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1309-1377
when the popes lived and operated in france instead of rome. |
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1378
King of France decided that he didnt like the new pope so he elected his own. |
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| the thought that the general council had supreme authority instead of the pope |
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1414-1418
they ended the three pope horseshit |
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1-Clerical
2-Noble
3-Common |
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1350-1550
Characterized by rediscovery of ancient arts.
distinct period between the middle ages and the modern period(named by burkhart |
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1304-1374
Father of Humanism |
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1364-1430
Europe's first professional woman writer |
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1452-1519
famous works include:
Mona Lisa, Last supper |
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1313-1375
student of petrach
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wants educational reform at the university. Student should have a broad understanding of literature. Latin, Greek, and Hebrew. Large emphasis on Cicero. Purpose of education.
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| involves active and patriotic citizenship combined with ethics and an emphasis on education. |
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| Christian (northern) Humanism |
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| emphasizes the humanity of jesus. |
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1407-1457
the kid who discovers that the donation of constantine is not real and that latin changes over time. |
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1469-1527
Humanist, wrote The Prince |
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wanting to study more Plato
(Learn to benefit yourself) |
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1398-1462
Invented the printing press |
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| study groups that live too far away from universities |
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| given by the catholic church to forgive sins to living and dead people. |
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luther thought they shouldnt sell these because you cant buy redemption
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| holding 2 or more offices at a time |
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1483-1546
wrote the 95 theses
was strongly against the paid redemption |
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1484-1531
introduces the 1 hour sermon to Switzerland. |
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Sola Fide
(by faith alone) |
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| connecting with god could be done just by beleiving. |
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Sola Scriptura
(By scripture alone)
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| connecting with god could only be done by reading the scripture. |
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| Baptisms and the lord's supper |
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| The beleif that all things read in the bible were to be taken literally. |
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| Gets kicked out of his city for preforming the first re-baptism. |
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1490-1527
left the catholic church to become a leader of the anabaptist movement. |
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1509-1564
beleives that everything is already decided for you.
(double-predestination) |
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| God controls what happenes to you and there is nothing you can do about it. |
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1545-1563
decided what to do with the heratic protestants |
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