John Calvin's belief, Calvinism was...

Popular with the rich, because having money was not bad,

What did indulgences do?

Got someone forgiveness and less time in purgatory

How did Exploration lead to the Scientific Revolution?

It created doubt about Greek ideas

What was a result of the 30 Years' War?

European rulers could choose the religion of their state

What is the main effect of Marco Polo's travels to China?

He brought mutual interest between Europe and China to trade

Careful and detailed records are important because

Other scientists can see the same results from the same work

Translating the Bible into every day language meant that...

There were more people who could read the Bible

What were some results of the Catholic Reformation?

The Church adopted some much-needed changes.

Why was Galileo put on trial?

His ideas went against church doctrine

Why did people support Martin Luther?

He called out the church's unpopular practices

What was unique about Dante's "The Divine Comedy?"

It was written in vernacular, or common language.

What made Renaissance ideas different than ideas of the Middle Ages?

Renaissance ideas were about a variety of topics

How did Alchemy help start the Scientific Revolution?

Observing and Experimenting were key to learning

When the Ottoman Turks defeated the Byzantine Empire at Constantinople, what happened?

The Byzantines ran away to Italy with Greek texts

Cartography, or mapmaking, improved during the Renaissance because...

Cartographers worked with merchants to make good maps

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1
John Calvin's belief, Calvinism was...
Popular with the poor, who wanted money.
Popular with the rich, because having money was not bad,
Popular with the poor, because it hurt the rich people
Popular with the rich, because they could lose their money
2
Which one of the following was Newton's idea?
The Barometer
The Law of Gravity
The Telephone
The Law of Thermodynamics
3
What did indulgences do?
Got someone a cool piece of paper
Were pretty cheap, only a few thousand dollars
Got someone forgiveness and less time in purgatory
Got someone forgiveness and more time in purgatory
4
How did Exploration lead to the Scientific Revolution?
It focused people on the solar system
The Americas were the best place for science
It created doubt about Greek ideas
New trade routes brought scientific ideas
5
What was a result of the 30 Years' War?
The Holy Roman Empire added new lands
European rulers could choose the religion of their state
The Holy Roman Empire became Holy, and Roman, and an Empire.
European rulers all became Protestant
6
What is the main effect of Marco Polo's travels to China?
He took Mrs. Perez there and left her stranded in China
He became Emperor of China
The Silk Road remained relatively unused
He brought mutual interest between Europe and China to trade
7
What was Brunelleschi best known for?
His beautiful paintings
His beautiful name
His beautiful sculptures
His beautiful architecture
8
How did the Treaty of Westphalia affect the Holy Roman Empire?
The treaty ended the HRE
They both shut down the 30 Year's War
The HRE got stronger after the treaty
Neither one was helped by the Edict of Nantes
9
Careful and detailed records are important because
Other scientists can see the same results from the same work
It is the only way to develop new theories
They support Aristotle and other Greek authorities
Records get saved
10
BEFORE the Reformation in Spain, Muslims, Jews, and Christians...
Learned Spanish from Mrs. Perez, jeeze she is old
All became Catholic
Fought each other for their beliefs
Lived in peace
11
Translating the Bible into every day language meant that...
There were more people who could read the Bible
People listened to the Catholic Church more than ever
The scholars who read in Latin got mad
Priests didn't have to translate from Latin for every person
12
How did Cosimo De Medici help to start the Renaissance?
He wanted to be the richest man in the world
He wanted the best banks in Europe
He wanted to be the very best, like no one ever was
He wanted to beautify Florence
13
What were some results of the Catholic Reformation?
The Council of Trent banned Protestantism
The Church adopted some much-needed changes.
Church leaders became more welcoming
Church became way more fun every Sunday morning
14
What did the printing press primarily accomplish?
It stimulated the economy
It spread ideas
It pressed print, and stuff.
It connected people
15
The time period when "modern science" was born was called...
The Protestant Reformation
The Scientific Method
The Catholic Reformation
The Scientific Revolution
16
Miguel do Cervantes wrote the famous book called...
Don Quixote
Don Palo
Don Oaxaca
Don Girafa
17
DURING AND AFTER the Reformation in Spain, Muslims, Jews, and Christians...
Lived in peace
Finally figured out how to speak with a Spanish accent
Fought each other
Were forced to be Catholic
18
Why was Galileo put on trial?
Hartje sabotaged him
His ideas went against church doctrine
His criticized the church
He was an atheist
19
What led to the sharing of power between central and local government?
Bible translations into vernacular
Self-government in religion
The Scientific Revolution
The Council of Trent
20
Why did people support Martin Luther?
His indulgences were Boy One Get One Free
His hairline was fire
He called out the church's unpopular practices
He could read the Bible to ordinary people and explain it
21
Copernicus did not publish his works because...
He thought they could be wrong
They were too revolutionary
He was shy about his new ideas
He feared the church
22
Copernicus' big idea was...
Hillcentrism
Eurocentrism
Heliocentrism
Geocentrism
23
Which happens first in the Scientific Method?
Observations are made
A hypothesis is formed
Mr. Hartje is a friendly neighborhood spy
The problem is stated
24
What was unique about Dante's "The Divine Comedy?"
It was written in Latin, like scholars wrote.
It was about Middle School relationships, THE divine comedy.
It was a persuasive story.
It was written in vernacular, or common language.
25
What made Renaissance ideas different than ideas of the Middle Ages?
Renaissance ideas were about a variety of topics
Renaissance ideas were more artistic
Middle Ages ideas were more artistic
Middle Ages ideas were about a variety of topics
26
How did Alchemy help start the Scientific Revolution?
Bill Nye was an Alchemist
Changing metal into gold was science
Observing and Experimenting were key to learning
Alchemy was like Chemistry
27
Niccolo Machiavelli was a famous author who wrote about...
Renaissance art
Religious belief
Politics
The Happy Heart Run
28
When the Ottoman Turks defeated the Byzantine Empire at Constantinople, what happened?
The Turks paid artists to beautify the city
The Byzantines ran away to Italy with Greek texts
The Byzantines fled to China calling out "MARCO"
The Turks re-opened the Silk Road
29
Michelangelo's most famous painting was...
The Sistine Chapel
David
Ninja turtle
Mona Lisa
30
Cartography, or mapmaking, improved during the Renaissance because...
Cartographers stopped their strike
Cartographers worked with merchants to make good maps
Cartographers copy+pasted "cool maps" into Google
Cartographers figured out what their name actually meant

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