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52 Cards in this Set
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Agincourt |
Henry V, 1415 Battle fought between English and French All the French Nobles assembled on their horse on a hill expecting to win, but the english slaughtered them all with bows and arrows despite the english's poor conditions HUGE victory for the English and makes look as though France and Britain will be come one Leads to Treaty of Troyes |
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Anne Boleyn |
Wife of Henry VIII Force him to divorce Catherine but Catholic Church says no so Henry starts anglican church Mother of Elizabeth I |
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Anselm of Bec |
Medieval Saint and Thinker Argued, "We can conceive of no greater being than God. But if God were to exist only in thought and not in actuality, his greatness would be limited; he would be less than on perfect. Hence he exists." Uses scripture and reason to prove the existence of God |
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Aquinas |
Saint (1225-1274) Summa Theologica Faith and Reason can coexist Integrated Aristotle and Christianity
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Botticelli |
Italian painter Early Renaissance Florence |
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Chain of Being |
is a medieval hierarchy detailing the order of everything from God to plants |
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Charles I |
Son of James I King of England Executed 1648 |
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Charles V |
Holy Roman Emperor Catholic Lost power to the Lutherans
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Desiderious Erasmus |
True religion does not depend on dogma ritual or clerical power Made Renaissance Humanism an international movement Individual's natural capacity |
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Elizabeth I |
Daughter of Anne and Henry VIII Virgin Queen Fights off Spanish Armada and Mary Queen of Scotts Semi-religious tolerance |
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Henry V |
Drunk Invade France when they insulted him Marries Catherine of Valula |
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Henry VI |
Too French Loses to Edward IV |
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Henry VII |
Kills Richard III(Last Monarch to die in battle) Starts house of tudors
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Henry VIII |
Many Wives Broke from the Catholic Church because they said no to divorce Struggles to produce son |
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Ignatius Loyola |
Founded the Jesuits (opened finest schools in Europe) Excellence of humanism and reformed Catholic |
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James I |
Son of Mary Queen of Scotts Sucessor to Elizabeth I Merged Scottland Britain |
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Edwards |
House of York White Rose Edward IV
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Janissaries |
Turkish Military Assassins |
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Joan of Arc |
Young, illiterate, peasant Helped rescue France and drive out english Captured by english and burned at the stake as a heretic |
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Johann Recuchlin |
German born humanist |
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Lombard |
the last German tribe to invade formerly Roman Territory Defeated by Pepin |
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Louis XI |
The Prudent King of France after Charles VII Succeeded by Charles VIII
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Mary (Bloody mary) |
Her and Philip take over and kill a lot of people including Thomas Crammer and Jane Seymour Catholic
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Mary Queen of Scotts |
Executed by Elizabeth I after she made an attempt on her life Mother of James I |
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Philip |
Husband of Bloody Mary |
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Ptolemaic Universe |
An earth-centered universe |
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Richard III |
Kills George Kills Edward IV kid's (Edward V) Then becomes king Tries to marry Edward's youngest daughter and is murdered Last Monarch to die in battle Killed by Henry VII |
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Thomas Crammer |
Wrote letter to the Catholic Church asking Pope for a divorce for Henry VIII from Catherine of Aragon |
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Wycliffe |
Stressed the personal relationship between the individual and God Did not like the rich leaders of the Church Rejected sacramental power of clergy |
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King Ferdinand II |
Columbus Spain |
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Cesare Borgia |
Made Duke by his pope father Lost power after he died Great prowess |
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Pope Julius II |
Strengthened Church power with vigorous leadership and intelligent diplomacy Defeated Roman Barons Made French Aliances |
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Lorenzo de' Medici |
Person who the book is dedicated to |
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King Louis XII |
Invader of Italy and main foreign dominator at the time prior to this book being written |
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Cyrus |
Founder of Persian Empire |
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Savaronola |
Charismatic preacher and prophet that took over Florence after Medici family was removed from power |
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Raphel |
Hythloday Philosopher and world traveler Teller of Utopia |
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Giles |
More's friend |
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Thomas More |
Working for King Henry VIII Write Utopia |
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Hamlet Senior |
King of Denmark Kill Fortinbras Senior |
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Fortinbras Senior |
King of Norway Killed by Hamlet Senior |
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Fortinbras |
Wants to avenge his father but is talked out of it Ends up ruling Denmark |
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Ophelia |
Daughter of Polonius Lover of Hamlet Kills herself |
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Hamlet |
Kills Polonius, Claudius Visited by father's ghost to say he was murder by his brother and must be avenged Prince of Denmark doesn't take action til the end |
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Horatio |
Loyal friend to Hamlet Voice of reason |
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Laertes |
Son of Polonius Goes off to Paris Wants to avenge his father Kills Hamlet |
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Polonius |
Denmark upper government official Killed by Hamlet Long winded and annoying |
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Claudius |
Scar Killed Hamlet senior and his wife accidentally Killed by Hamlet |
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Gertrude |
Hamlet's mom and old Hamlet's wife Marries Claudius right away Dies drinking poison meant for Hamlet |
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Reynaldo |
Polonius' servant sent to spy on Laertes in Paris |
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Osric |
Summons Hamlet to duel Laertes (idiot) |
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Guldenstren and Rosecranz |
Interchangeable characters who are Hamlet's childhood friends |
