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Renaissance and Reformation
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The invention of the printing press, more educated population, and a questioning spirit led to
The Renaissance
The Enlightenment
The Reformation
The Scientific Revolution
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The countries of Europe found themselves taking sides against each other because of the-
Catholic Counter Reformation
Protestant Reformation
The Scientific Revolution
The Enlightenment
3
Luther’s teachings
increased the role of the clergy
decreased the role of the Bible
decreased the role of the clergy
encouraged use of ceremony
4
This king began a new church giving himself power over both secular and religious matters -
Henry VIII of England
Elizabeth the I of England
Peter the Great of Russia
Louis XIV of France
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The Renaissance saw the beginning of writing in vernacular languages. Until then most was in-
Greek
Italian
Roman
Latin
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What is the title of the picture below?
St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre
The Protestant Uprising
Henry VIII’s Massacre
The Fall of Rome
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This family contributed most to the development of the Renaissance through banking-
Florence
Genoa
da Vinci
Medici
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He is known for the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, David, and the Pieta-
Michelangelo
Raphael
daVinci
Donatello
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Humanism, interest in Greek and Roman classics, and patronage of the arts led to -
The Renaissance
The Scientific Revolution
The Enlightenment
The Reformation
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The Renaissance began in ____ because of the wealth it gained through trade and banking-
Greece
England
Italy
France
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The Jesuits were created to
convert Protestants
reform the clergy
spread Catholicism
stop the production of Protestant literature
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Which of the following is
NOT
an
intellectual
impact of the Renaissance?
Humanism and a focus on human potential
secularism and a greater world view
study of history, literature and philosophy (the classics)
the growth of the middle class
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He is known for his sketches, new inventions, and this piece, as well as a mysterious lady-
Raphael
Michelangelo
Donatello
daVinci
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Martin Luther's 95 Theses listed concerns about the teachings of the Catholic Church including
the Church's translation of the Bible to the vernacular
the problems arising from Italian wealth
the selling of indulgences
the evils of the printing press
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During the Renaissance wealth came through all but-
mercantilism
banking
oligarchy
trade
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The Catholic Church's attempts to bring people back to the church are called the
Anglican Counter Reformation
Protestant Reformation
Catholic Counter Reformation
Anglican Reformation
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This invention was instrumental in the Renaissance, Reformation, and Scientific Revolution-
the microscope
the telescope
the astrolabe
the printing press
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The special court used by the Catholic Church to punish heretics was the
Walk the Plank
Ship of Fools
General Estates
Inquisition
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Religious freedoms, educational opportunities for men/women and a spirit of questioning form-
The Economic Revolution
The Scientific Revolution
The Reformation
The Renaissance
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Erasmus differed from Italian Renaissance scholars in that
He studied Eastern philosophies
he studied Judaism and Buddhism
he studied the work of early Christians
he emphasized Greek culture over Roman