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Renaissance, Reformation, and Wars of Religion

Italian city-states, humanists, Luther, Calvin, Counter-Reformation, and the Thirty Years War.

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39 basic cards for College Medieval and Early Modern History. It opens with "Which city-state was ruled by the Medici family during the Renaissance?" and "Venice's economic power was primarily based on what?". Study it alongside the other College sets below.

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Which city-state was ruled by the Medici family during the Renaissance?
Show answerFlorence
Venice's economic power was primarily based on what?
Show answerMaritime trade and commerce
Milan was controlled by which dynasty during the Renaissance?
Show answerVisconti, later Sforza
What were the Papal States?
Show answerTerritory in Italy directly ruled by the Pope
Which Italian city-state was the primary banking capital during the Renaissance?
Show answerFlorence
Francesco Petrarch is known as the father of what movement?
Show answerHumanism
What was the primary goal of Renaissance humanists?
Show answerStudy of classical Greek and Roman texts to understand human nature and virtue
What scholarly method did humanists use to study ancient texts?
Show answerPhilology, returning to original sources and examining language closely
In what year did Martin Luther post his 95 Theses?
Show answer1517
What was Martin Luther's primary criticism of the Catholic Church?
Show answerThe sale of indulgences and church corruption
How did the printing press help spread the Reformation?
Show answerIt allowed mass production and distribution of Luther's writings and pamphlets
Which German prince protected Martin Luther from papal punishment?
Show answerFrederick III, known as Frederick the Wise, Elector of Saxony
What was Martin Luther's doctrine of salvation called?
Show answerSola fide, meaning salvation through faith alone
Into which language did Martin Luther translate the Bible?
Show answerGerman
John Calvin established his religious government in which city?
Show answerGeneva, Switzerland

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