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    The document contains a chapter review for a 9th grade Global History & Geography class covering topics related to the Italian Renaissance such as key names, terms, artists, and works as well as questions about Renaissance society, humanism, the Protestant Reformation, and political philosophies. It lists important figures like Leonardo da Vinci, Erasmus, Luther, and Machiavelli and movements including humanism, Protestantism, and the Council of Trent. Students are asked questions about the Italian Wars, views of women and family, arranged marriages, The Canterbury Tales, Renaissance art and artists, views of Anabaptists, characteristics of the Renaissance, and subjects taught by humanists.

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    Chapter 12 Review

    Global History & Geography


    th 9

    Grade || 24 February 2013

    Names & T erms


    Italian Wars Leonardo da Vinci Christine de Pizan Masaccio Fresco Humanism Petrarch Christian Humanism Desiderius Erasmus Vernacular

    Names & T erms


    Baldassare Castiglione The Book of the Courtier Venice MIlan Machiavelli the Prince Francesco Sforza Mercenaries Martin Luther Indulgences

    Names & T erms


    John Calvin Huldrych Zwingli Anabaptists Lutheranism Peace of Augsburg Charles V Henry the VIII Ignatius of Loyola Jesuit Movement Consistory

    Names & T erms


    Council of T rent Geoffrey Chaucer the Canterbury T ales

    Answer the Following Questions


    When did the war between France and Spain end in Italy? How did Leonardo da Vinci exemplify the social ideals of renaissance Italy? women? What were the Protestant views of family and

    Answer the Following Questions


    Why did the parents of renaissance Italy carefully arranged the marriages of their children? important work? Why is the Canterbury T ales considered an Who were the High Renaissance artists of Italy? What were their important works?

    Answer the Following Questions


    How did both the Catholics and Protestants view the Anabaptists? What were the characteristics of Renaissance? What type of works were performed by the renaissance artists of Northern Europe?

    What subjects were taught by the humanist educators? learn? What subjects did the renaissance women What did Machiavelli believe about human nature?

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