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MesoAm, Ren, Ref & Scientific Revolution
MesoAm, Ren, Ref & Scientific Revolution
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1
Who was Galileo Galilei?
A Physicist
A Catholic
An Astronomer
All of these
2
I believed in the idea of Predestination, Who am I?
Jan Huss
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Henry VII
3
What was Machiavelli's
The Prince
about?
How to be an absolute ruler
The Socio-economical benefits of trade in Europe
The history of rulers in Europe
The history of rulers in Italy
4
What famous chapel was painted by Michelangelo?
Niccoline Chapel
Sassetti Chapel
Sistine Chapel
Brancacci Chapel
5
Which city during the Renaissance was considered "the center of trade"
Milano
Florence
Barcelona
Rome
6
What did the Inca use for record keeping/keeping count?
Adobe
Quipu
Aylu
Eco
7
The Aztec, Inca and Maya rulers
were mostly female
practiced monotheism
claimed lineage to the Gods
were tolerant and peaceful
8
Besides Lutheranism, what other Protestant religion developed in Europe?
Calvinism
Church of Latter Day Saints
Baptists
Quakers
9
"The power of human reasoning" was an idea the Renaissance got from
The Greeks
The Persians
The Mayas
The Roman Catholic Church
10
Renaissance means...
Death
Childhood
Happiness
Rebirth
11
Which of the following was NOT an impact of the Reformation...
loss of religious unity
increased religious freedom
increased religious war
increased power of the Catholic Church
12
Who was Johannes Gutenberg?
German scientist who discovered that earth orbits around the sun
German monk dedicated to interpreting scripture
The inventor of the printing press & Gutenberg Bible
The inventor of the printing press & the wheel
13
Which of the following was true of Lutheranism?
Lutheranism was based on good deeds to reach salvation.
The Holy Roman Empire welcomed Lutheranism eagerly.
Luther taught salvation through faith alone, not good works.
German princes invented Lutheranism.
14
Both the Inca and the Romans were well known for building
catapults
ships
pyramids
roads
15
Description of a Renaissance Man
a rigid character who lacks creativity
a man of God and the scripture
a physician during the Reformation
expected to create art and excel in many fields
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Impact of the Scientific Revolution
Isaac Newton was hit in the head with a banana
New scientific discoveries/ideas challenged church teachings
Catholic Church gained more power
Superstitions and religion trumped facts and reasoned
17
What was Tenochtitlan built on?
Two small Islands in the middle of Lake Tetzcoco
The remains of the Inca Empire
A mountain
A fertile hillside
18
The Inca adapted to their environment by
building chinampas
elaborate road systems which connected mountain cities
using slash and burn techniques
trading by sea
19
The shape of the Aztec calendar was made to symbolize
the rain god
the earth god
the belly of the beast
the sun god
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Impact of the Protestant Reformation
Separation of Church and State
Catholic Church became stronger
New Brances of Chritianity
Seperation of Church and School
21
How did the Reformation impact monarchies in Europe
Monarchies got more dependent on church authority
They got weaker while the church got stronger
They got stronger and church got weaker
There was no change
22
Nicholas Copernicus stated that___________
Earth was the Center of the Universe
Sun was the center of the universe
There was no center to the Universe
Moon was the center of the universe
23
The Toltec influenced Aztec ...
monotheistic beliefs
art and architecture
democratic values
christian beliefs
24
What did the the Reformation period do?
Gave the Pope ultimate power over everyone
Reformed the beliefs/practices of the Roman Catholic Church
Reconnected the Pope with the Prince
Changed the Bible
25
The Edict of Worms declared that
no one should question the Pope
indulgences were illegal
Luther was an outlaw
the Bible was the sole authority on religion