The Age of Reason

Age of Reason                                                                                                                                

Age of Enlightenment

"Father of the Enlightenment."

Deism

Pietism 

Descarte 

Spinoza 

Bacon  

Rousseau 

Inductive vs. deductive reasoning

Voltaire

Diderot 

Montesquieu

Social Contract 

Encyclopedia

Locke 

Views on the best type of government

Dualism

Pantheism

Rationalism 

Philosophes    

Empiricism    

Philipp Spener 

Jonathon Edwards

George Whitefield 

August Francke   

Moravians

John Wesley

Holy Club    

von Zizendorf 

Great Awakening 

Methodism 

El Greco 

Characteristics of baroque style Art  and Music  

Characteristics of Mannerism Art

Bernini 

Rembrandt     

Rubens  

Bach 

Handel

Hayden          

Monteverdi

Mozart 

Oratorio

The Pursuit of Power: Age of Absolutism

Identify each of the Bourbon, Hohenzollern, Hapsburg, and Romanov Stuart Rulers
What Nation did they rule
The top 2 accomplishments of each
The first Bourbon
Who tripled the size of Prussia
The "Great Elector" of Prussia
Strongest German state?
Absolutism grows in ____ ____ ____ _____  is defeated in              
Tools they used to gain more power
Mazarin
Colbert
Richelieu
Edict of Nantes
Junkers
30 Years War
Terms of the Peace of Westphalia
Roundheads- leaders and supporters
Cavilers- leaders and supporters
Oliver Cromwell new title
Immediate cause of the English Civil War, Charles I asked Scotland to?
Act of Settlement
Examples of how England's King had limited power
Ivan the "Terrible"
Joseph II and Maria Theresa
Gustavas Adolphus
Grand Alliance
Poland's partition until 1919
Cause and Conclusion of the War of Spanish Secession, War of Austrian Secession and Seven Years War
French and Indian War in North America is called           in Europe
Strongest European nation after the 7 years war
Terms of Treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, Treaty of Paris, Treaty of Utrecht

Reformation Study Guide

Henry IV of France
Elizabeth
Mary I
John Calvin and his church in Geneva
The Diet of Worms
Martin Luther
John Wycliffe
Henry VIII"s children
The three alone's of the Reformation
Philip II
Thomas Cranmer
Council of Trent
The Index
The Jesuits
The Counter-Reformation
The St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre
John Knox.
Puritans.
Separatists.
Mary Stuart
The Elizabethan Settlement
Anglican Church
Act of Supremacy
Book of Common Prayer.
Catherine of Aragon.
Anabaptists
Two sacraments did the Forty-Two Articles endorsed
Charles V
Frederick the Wise,
Indulgence
Luther's Ninety-five Theses
Indulgences.
Johann Tetzel
Pope Leo X
Romans 1:17
The Inquisition
The Jesuits
Identify the tools the Catholic Church used to oppose the Protestant Reformation
Describe two events that were influential in 1) Martin Luther's early life, his salvation, his break with the Roman Catholic Church and the spread of his teachings throughout Europe
Describe the defeat of the Spanish Armada and the impact it had on world history.

Chapter 10 Renaissance

Renaissance mind                                                                                                          

Medieval mind                                                                                                         

Consequences of the Renaissance                                                                              

Renaissance art described ans Identify the contributions and significant works of the artists mentioned
Medievil Art                                                                                                 

Petrarch                                                             

Humanism                          

Florence                                                                                                       

Lorenzo de Medici                                         

Savonarola                   

Sir Thomas More                

Sistine Chapel            

Titian                

Frescoes              

Tintoretto                          

Raphael     

Leonardo da Vinci  

Michelangelo      

Ghiberti                                                                                                                    

Gutenberg and impact of printing press            

Van Eyck            

Brueghel         

Holbein                      

Erasmus          

Cervantes   

Michelangelo’s Pieta          

Brunelleschi defeat of Ghiberti        

the Counter Renaissance  

the High Renaissance  

the Northern Renaissance            

the Venetian Renaissance     

Shakespeare’s achievements