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THE EARLY MODERN AGE (15TH AND 16TH CENTURY)

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The main changes that took place in the 15th and 16th centuries in Europe

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THE EARLY MODERN AGE (15TH AND 16TH CENTURY)
 

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The main changes that took place in the 15th and 16th centuries in Europe

by Mamen Álvarez
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Event and date that marks the beginning of the Modern Age:

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Event and date marking the end of the Modern Age

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It is NOT a change that occurred in the 15th and 16th centuries.

4

It is NOT a political or economic cause of the discoveries.

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Navigational instruments that favored the explorations

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Who promoted gold mining and trade with India by sailing along the African coast?

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Navigator who crossed the Cape of Good Hope

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Portuguese navigator who reached India, thus controlling the spice and silk route.

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Portuguese king who rejected Christopher Columbus's project

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Name of the island Columbus reached

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He crossed the Isthmus of Panama

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Navigators who circumnavigated the world:

13

The authoritarian kings tried to unify their territory through __________ and __________.

14

To improve international relations, authoritarian kings established ____________ in each kingdom.

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To reinforce state security, the authoritarian kings set up a permanent ___________

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It is NOT a cause of population growth during the 15th and 16th centuries.

17

The need to finance the new explorations led to the development of professions such as ____________ and ____________.

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NOT a cause of the emergence of reform movements

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Leader of Lutheranism

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According to John Calvin and his theory of the _______________, a person's salvation is ______________________by God from birth.

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The Anglican Church came into being when the Pope rejected divorce between _______________ and ___________________.

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Name of the institution that was dedicated to the persecution of heretics.

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Name of the congregation that made an index of banned books

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It is NOT one of the 3 characteristics of Humanism.

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Humanism was able to expand thanks to these 4 things

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Example of a Humanist in politics

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Example of a Humanist in science

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Example of Humanist in religion

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