Middle Ages and Renaissance
Albrecht Dürer
Filippo Brunelleschi
Magna Carta
Republics
Avignon Papacy
Florence
Mannerism
Rhetoric
Babylonian Captivity
Gentry
Manorialism
Savonarola
Baldassare
Castiglione
Geoffrey Chaucer
Masaccio
Scholasticism
Giorgio Vasari
Medici family
(Lorenzo/Cosimo)
Secularism
Black Death
Botticelli
Great Schism
(Western)
Burgundians
Guilds
Michelangelo
Byzantine Empire
Hanseatic League
Mona Lisa
Canon law
Heresy
Monasticism
Carolingian family
Heretics
Niccolo Machiavelli
Cesare Borgia
Holy Roman Empire
Oligarchies
Charlemagne
Humanism
Papal States
City-states
Hundred Years War
Usury
Classical/Romanesqu
e/Gothic
Italian Renaissance
vs Northern
Renaissance
Patriarchs,
patriarchies
Patrons
Venice
Perspective
Vernacular languages
Petrarch
Vikings
Philology
chiaroscuro
Pico della Mirandola
nepotism
Popolo grasso
pluralism
Principalities
“Middle Ages”
“Renaissance Man”
Conciliarism
Condottieri
Crusades
Dante
David
Desiderius Erasmus
Jan Van Eyck
Julius II
Leon Battista Alberti
Leonardo Bruni
Leonardo da Vinci
Mehmet II
Donatello
Limited government,
parliaments
Raphael
Excommunication,
interdict
Lorenzo Valla
Renaissance
Louis XI
Renaissance and its
phases
Feudalism
Serfs
The Courtier
The Prince
The School of Athens
Thomas Aquinas
Treaty of Lodi
Universities
Unum Sanctum
Age of Exploration & New Monarchs
Bartholomew Dias
Conquistadors
Indentured servitude
Putting out system
Bourgeoisie
Dutch East India
Company
Jean Baptiste Colbert
Reconquista
Joint stock
companies
Sir Francis Drake
Caravel, carrack
cartography
Christopher
Columbus
Columbian Exchange
Commercial
revolution
Compass, astrolabe,
quadrant
Concordat of Bologna
Ferdinand Magellan
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Fragmentation
Francisco Pizarro
Fugger family
Henry VII
Henry the Navigator
Low countries
Mercantilism
Montezuma
Moors/ Moriscos
New Monarchs
Prestor John
Protestant Work Ethic
Hernan Cortés
Slave trade
Star Chamber
Taille, gabelle, aide
Tenochtitlán
Treaty of Tordesillas
Tudors
Utopia
War of the Roses
Reformation
95 Theses
Act of Supremacy of
1534
Frederick the Wise of
Saxony
Habsburgs
John Knox
Sacraments
Leipzig Disputation
Swiss Reformation
Lutherans
Theocracy
Martin Luther
Thomas More
Peace of Augsburg
Transubstantiation
Ulrich Zwingli
Anabaptists
Henry VIII
Anglican Church
Huguenots
Anne Boleyn
Ignatius Loyola
Baroque
In Praise of Folly
Peasants’ War of
1525
Calvinism
Index of Books
Pilgrimage of Grace
Catholic (Counter)
Reformation
Indulgences
Pope Leo X
Jan Hus
Predestination
Jesuits
Presbyterians
Johann Gutenberg
Printing press
Johann Tetzel
Protestant
Reformation
Charles V
Council of Trent
Diet of Worms
Edict of Worms
English Reformation
John Calvin
Roman Inquisition
Unam Sanctum
penance
“priesthood of all
believers” Sola
fide/sola scriptura
Religious Wars and Rise of Absolutism
Absolutism
Dutch Revolt
Henry III
Petition of Right
Albert of Wallerstein
Elizabeth I
Philip II
Apology
Edict of Nantes
Henry IV (Henry of
Navarre))
Battle of Lepanto
Edict of Restitution
Bourbon family
English Civil War
Cardinal Richelieu
Escorial
Catherine d’Medici
Ferdinand II
(Frederick of
Bohemia)
Cavaliers
Charles I
Christian IV
Commonwealth
Congregationalists
Council of Blood
Defenestration of
Prague
Divine right of kings
Duke of Alba
Four phases of the
Thirty Years’ War
Henry of Guise
Intendants
James I
Levelers
Long/Rump
Parliament
Long Parliament
Louis XIII
Politiques
Protectorate
Puritans
Roundheads
Saint Bartholomew’s
Day massacre
Spanish Armada
Stuarts
Thirty-nine articles
French Wars of
Religion
Mary Tudor
Gaspard de Coligny
Mary Stuart
Treaty of
Fontainebleau
Gentry
New Model Army
Treaty of Pyrenees
Grand Remonstrance
Oliver Cromwell
Guise Family
Parliament
War of the Three
Henrys
Gustavus Adolphus
Peace of Westphalia
William of Orange
Witchcraft