World History Unit 5 Quiz #1 Review

He made a telescope that allowed him to see the sun's dark spots & moon's surface.

Author of "The Prince" who posed the question, "Is it better for leaders to be feared or loved by their subjects?"

Copernicus proposed the idea that the planets revolved around the sun - Heliocentric View of the universe.

The Renaissance artist Michelangelo is know for painting the Sistine Chapel & Last Supper & carving the Pieta.

Sir Issac Newton is know for his law of universal gravitation.

At the Council of Trent...

The Scientific Revolution did not question accepted beliefs proposed by the Medieval View of the world.

Scientist who made the first telescope.

Kepler is know for his ideas on planetary motion.

Era of rebirth in European art, architecture & culture.

Martin Luther believed that your faith in God would bring salvation.

The Renaissance paved the way for the Reformation & Scientific Revolution.

Because of the Reformation, Europe was divided into Protestant & Catholic camps which would lead to religious wars.

This invention allowed people access to information & an education.

Luther's biggest gripe against the Catholic Church was the ___________.

This Renaissance artist was a painter, sculptor & inventor. He represented the true "Renaissance Man."

As a result of the Scientific Revolution...

Mathematician who discovered planet moved in elliptical orbs around the sun.

The Scientific Revolution was a new way of thinking about the natural world based on observation.

Petrarch was a humanist who proposed the idea of classical education.

This man began the Reformation with the posting of the 95 Thesis on the doors of Whittenberg Castle's church.

Humanists...

All of the following were new branches of Christianity that emerged as a result of the Reformation except...

The Scientific Revolution was caused by...

The Renaissance was interested in portraying a realistic view of the world. Art focused on 3D, perspective & dimension.

The Counter Reformation was...

The Reformation was caused by the corruption within the Medieval Catholic Church.

Anton van Leeuwenhoek was the first to observe bacteria and examine red blood cells.