AP European History: Chapter 11 Terms

Chapter 11: The Age of Reformation

Geography of the Reformation
Economics of the Reformation
Lay religious movements
Abuses (perceived or otherwise) of the Catholic Church

* Evolution of the Modern Devotion
* Thomas a Kempis – Imitation of Christ
* vernacular
* benefice system
* financial abuse and excesses of the church
* sale of indulgences

Martin Luther

* Luther’s biography
* Luther’s background in the church
* “Justification by faith alone”
* indulgences
* Pope Julius II
* Pope Leo X
* John Tetzel
* The 95 Theses
* Charles V
* Diet of Worms

The Reformation Expand

* Warfare = expansion
* Protestant Princes = expansion

The Peasants’ Revolt

* Luther responds

Ulrich Zwingli

* Swiss Reformation
* The Marburg Colloquy
* Swiss Civil Wars

Anabaptists
Spiritualists
Antitrinitarians
John Calvin/Calvinism

* Cavin’s biography
* Difference between Calvin thought and other protestant thought
* Institutes of Christian Religion
* Calvinist view of society

Diet of Augsburg/Augsburg Confession
Charles V responds to Calvinists
Peace of Augsburg
Cuius regio, eius religio
English Reformation
Henry VIII

* Biography
* Catherine of Aragon
* Anne Boleyn
* Jane Seymour
* Anne of Cleves
* Kathryn Howard
* Katherine Parr

Act of Supremacy
Edward VI
Book of Common Prayer
Catholic Reformation/Counter Rerformation

* Capuchins
* Ignatius Loyola
o Biography
o Spiritual Exercises
o Jesuits
* Council of Trent
o Big decisions made

Impact of the Reformation

* Changes to religious life (15th century –> 16th century)
* Reformation and Education
* Reformation and Women

Society in Early Modern Europe

* Marriage changes
* Arranged marriage
* Family size
* Birth control
* Wet Nursing

Literary Movements of Early Modern Europe
Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra – Don Quixote
William Shakespeare

* Biography
* Hamlet
* Romeo and Juliet

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AP European History: Chapter 10 Study Guide

Chapter 10: Renaissance and Discovery

Jacob Burckhardt
Renaissance
Giovanni Boccaccio – The Decameron
civic humanism
Rise of the Italian City-State

conflict between Italian City-States
Cosimo de’ Medici
Lorenzo de’ Medici
condottieri
humanism
studia humanitatis
Classical studies/antiquity
Francesco Petrarch – Letters to the Ancient Dead
Dante Alighieri – The Divine Comedy
Humanist educational goals
Baldassare Castiglione – Book of the Courtier
Forentine Academy
Platoism
Lorenzo Valla – Elegances of the Latin Language
Civic Humanism
Renaissance Art
Renaissance Art vs. Medieval Art
Renaissance art techniques

Renaissance art masters (don’t worry about the names of paintings!)

mannerism
slavery during the Renaissance
French Invasions of Italy
Louis XI
Charles VIII
Pope Alexander VI
Pope Julius II
Niccolo Machiavelli – The Prince
rise of monarchies in Europe
France

Spain

England

Holy Roman Empire

Northern Renaissance
Johann Gutenberg
printing press
Expansion of Literacy
Erasmus
Humanism and Reform

“Voyages of Discovery”
Portuguese exploration movement
Prince Henry “The Navigator”
Bartholomew Dias
Vasco da Gama
Christopher Columbus
Spanish exploration movement
Spanish and Aztecs
Hernan Cortes
Spanish and Incas
Christian exploration movement
conquistadors
hacienda
encomienda
expansion of slavery
impact of exploration movement