World History Unit 5 Review

Renaissance ideas in art, literature, and science led people to question other aspects of life, including religion.

Martin Luther argued this idea that people only needed to read the Bible and believe in God for salvation.

This was a central idea of John Calvin and Calvinism.

He was known for writing in the vernacular, and his most famous work was The Divine Comedy.

Which group of people held most of the wealth in the Renaissance and funded new advances?

A result of The Crusades was...

This was the Catholic Church's response to the criticisms of the Protestants.

He was known for his cynical, pessimistic view that all humans were corrupt, and his famous work was The Prince.

He was known as a “Renaissance Man” and his famous works include the Mona Lisa and Last Supper

He declared himself the head of the newly created Church of England.

Which best describes the art of the Renaissance?

Which best describes the Renaissance?

How did the moveable-type printing press influence the Protestant Reformation?

He was known for the creation of the printing press, which helped to spread ideas throughout Europe.

During the Counter-Reformation, Church services were no longer spoken in Greek, and the vernacular was used.

During the Scientific Revolution, how did people find the answers to life’s questions that were previously unknown?

Martin Luther posting his 95 Theses signaled the beginning of what?

Who was critical of the church and was best known for his writing, In Praise of Folly?

He developed the the telescope.

Humanism emphasized...

This was the practice of the Catholic Church where they sold positions of priesthood

Martin Luther argued that the Church used the king for religious answers, instead of the Pope.

This is where Martin Luther refused to recant his criticism of the Catholic Church and was excommunicated.

The practice of the Catholic Church where they sold certificates to receive forgiveness for sins.

Social status during the Renaissance was determined by what?

He was known for capturing the true human form, and his famous works include the David and the Sistine Chapel ceiling.