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Dominican Friar who advocated for better treatment of American Indians
Juan Pareja
Bartolome de las Casas
Johan Tetzel
Ferdinand Magellan
2
Fall of this city prompted search for new routes East
Tenochtitlan
Kaffa
Constantinople
Orleans
3
The Netherlands was created by the
Habsburg Decree
Edict of Nantes
Union of Utrecht
Concordat of Bologna
4
The Concordat of Bologna allowed the King of France to
Choose his own heirs
Appoint Popes in France
Appoint Bishops in France
Choose the religion of his subjects
5
The Ottoman Turks encroached on Hapsburg territories with their victory at the Battle of
Mohacs
Agincourt
Hastings
White Mountain
6
He won the War of Three Henry's, giving the French throne to the Bourbon Dynasty
Henry IV
Henry III
Henry of Guise
Henry VIII
7
The Hundred Years War strengthened the
French economy
Spanish Economy
English Parliament
French Parliament
8
The Black Plague created a cultural focus on
Accumulating wealth
Death and mortality
Family life
Valuing education
9
The Edict of Nantes
outlawed Catholicism
allowed Huguenots to live in 200 French Cities
created the Inquisition in France
called for a conciliar movement
10
Which is UNTRUE of Henry VIII?
Never had a son
Was related to Charles V through marriage
Had Six Wives
Was the father of Mary and Elizabeth
11
The office of stadtholder is associated with what Dutch noble family?
the Tudors
the Stuarts
House of Orange
the Habsburgs
12
Intellectual movement of the Renaissance, focusing on the study of Greek and Roman philosophers
Humanism
Critical Learning
Scholasticism
Virtue
13
Institutes of the Christian Religion is the most famous work of
John Calvin
Thomas a Beckett
Jan Hus
Sir Thomas Moore
14
Charles V controlled all of following areas EXCEPT:
Austria
France
Spain
Parts of Latin America
15
All of the following were reasons for the anticlerical movement of the early 1500's EXCEPT
pluralism
over education
ignorance
immorality
16
This group of people was often blamed for the disease, out of fear and ignorance
Peasants
Muslims
Jews
Africans
17
The Renaissance began in the city of
Rome
Milan
Florence
London
18
Conquered the Aztec Empire
Pizarro
Balboa
Cortes
Magellan
19
The English use of the ________ and __________ gave early success @ Crecy and Poitiers.
Mortar and tank
Cannon and crossbow
Musket and cannon
Longbow and cannon
20
This group suffered a very high mortality rate due to attempts to care for the sick
Bourgeoisie
Clergy
Professors
Merchants
21
His
The Praise of Folly
is a key work of N. European Christian Humanists
Durer
Van Eyck
More
Erasmus
22
All of the following ideas are associated with Luther EXCEPT
Sola Scriptura
Marriage as equal partnership
Honor in all occupations
Priesthood of all believers
23
Montaigne's "Of Cannibals" was an early example of
xenophobia
cultural relativism
plagiarism
travel books
24
Allied w/ English in Hundred Years War, resisting power of French throne
Valois
Vandals
Burgundians
Franks
25
Art of the Northern Renaissance tended to be more ________ than in Italy.
Wild
Secular
Religious
Expensive
26
The Hundred Years War began with
A dispute over the French throne
A fight over the wool trade
A dispute over the borders of the HRE
A feud over the Reformation
27
This agreement allowed German princes to determine the religion of their subjects:
Magna Carta
Concordat of Bologna
Peace of Augsburg
Edict of Nantes
28
The Sistine Chapel and "David", shown here, are two of his most incredible works
Da Vinci
Michelangelo
Donatello
Raphael
29
Family most associated with Florentine power and banking
Soprano
Medici
Sforza
Borgia
30
A tale of "pilgrims" that reveals a complex society and less than subtle critique of Church
Canterbury Tales
Pilgrims' Progress
The Decameron
Divine Comedy
31
Henry VII founded the Tudor Dynasty and dealt w/ troublesome nobles via
The Parliament
His ministers
Warfare
The Star Chamber
32
Joan of Arc rallied the French to victory at
Paris
Agincourt
Orleans
Marseille
33
This Swiss reformer was an early adherent of Luther - he was based in Zurich
Hobbes
Calvin
Ball
Zwingli
34
The Hundred Years War was fought between
France and Germany
France and England
France and Spain
Germany and England
35
Divided the "New World" between Spain and Portugal
Edict of Nantes
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Ghent
Treaty of Tordesillas
36
His crew was the first to circle the globe
Pizarro
Columbus
Cortes
Magellan
37
His "Courtier" described the idealized "Renaissance Man"
Alberti
Castiglione
Michelangelo
Leonardo
38
Charles V basically condemned Luther here, but he was saved by a rogue Prince
Nantes
Bologna
Wittenburg
Worms
39
Followers of John Wycliffe, who argued for "Scripture Alone" in the late 1300's
Hussites
Lollards
Concilliarists
Mumbliers
40
Works like Piero Francesca's "Duke and Duchess of Urbino" highlight what Renaissance Trend?
Modernism
Impressionism
Expressionism
Individualism
41
Large French Peasant revolt that occurred in the wake of the Hundred Years War
Fateur de troubles
Jacquerie
English Peasant Revolt
La Grand Difficulte
42
The Great Schism began when the Pope was relocated to the city of
Genoa
Avignon
Paris
Marseilles
43
Conquered the Incan Empire
Pizarro
Cortes
Magellan
Columbus
44
The Scandinavian Countries
Adopted Calvinism
Became Anabaptists
Remained Catholic
Adopted Lutheranism
45
Famous work of Machiavelli - argues in politics, end justifies the means
Utopia
The Courtier
The Prince
Divine Comedy
46
"As soon as coin in coffer rings, the soul from Purgatory springs" - _________________
Luchese
Hus
Luther
Tetzel
47
Most famous artists of the "Dutch Baroque" period
Picasso and Dali
Michelangelo and Raphael
Monet and Renoir
Rembrandt and Vermeer
48
From an economic perspective, the Black Plague benefited
Kings
Peasants
Lords
The Pope
49
His classical "Geography" had a huge effect on European exploration
Aristotle
Ptolemy
Socrates
Plato
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Executives of the 7 independent Dutch Republics...often held by members of the "House of Orange".
Viscounts
Stadtholders
Lords
Earls