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Judeo-Christian Tradition (WH P.2)
Judeo-Christian Tradition (WH P.2)
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Name the Catholic monk that wrote the 95 Theses and prompted the Protestant Reformation
Pope Leo X
Urlich Zwingli
Martin Luther
John Calvin
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A significant impact that both Judaism and Christianity had on the view of human dignity
Differing views on who would save the world
Both emphasized the worth of the individual
Human nature was not predetermined and man has free will
These were both monotheistic religions
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A set of religious and social principles, given to Moses, which outlined ethical codes
Ten Commandments
Sermon on the Mount
Levitical Law
The Beatitudes
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This event sparked a split in the Roman Catholic church in the 16th century
Posting of the 95 Theses
Renaissance
Protestant Reformation
Election of Pope Leo X
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The Renaissance era and Protestant Reformation best represent what changes in society?
The most significant pieces of artwork were created
Europe reached its peak economically and intellectually
People began to more fully use reason to challenge authority
The pope became the most iconic figure for Europeans
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The religion that follows the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth
Islam
Christianity
Judaism
Hinduism
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Jesus of Nazareth’s followers believe that he is
A non-Jew
The Messiah
A great prophet
Roman Catholic
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What invention allowed for the better spread of literacy throughout the world?
Printing Press
Electric copier
95 Theses
Writing of fairy tales
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A period of “re-birth” of classic culture that lasted roughly from the 14th-16th century
Renaissance
Classicism
Painting of the Sistine Chapel
Protestant Reformation
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The significance of the Ten Commandments is that they
Outlined the basic message of the Qu’ran
Laid a foundation for civil law and the dignity of man
People realized they should not steal and kill for no reason
Showed the Hebrew people the error of their ways