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1
Which artist created this masterpiece?
Da Vinci
Donatello
Michelangelo
Raphael
2
Humanism was based on the values of...
Ancient Japan and India
Ancient Greece and Rome
Ancient Mesopotamia and China
Ancient Greece and China
3
What is Renaissance Humanism?
A belief in humans as more intelligent than animals.
A belief in God's control over human progress.
A belief in man's potential having more importance than his birthright.
A belief in God and the word of the Church.
4
Why did Dante write his masterpiece, the
Divine Comedy
, in vernacular?
vernacular was the language of princes
he could not read and write Latin
the work was intended for scholars to read
ordinary citizens could read and understand it
5
The Catholic church persecuted anyone who questioned their teachings during the Renaissance.
True
False
6
Who is known as "The Father of Humanism"?
Francesco Petrarch
Johannes Gutenberg
King Henry the 8th
John Calvin
7
Why was Florence a thriving cultural center during the Renaissance?
Answers 1 and 3
Cattle industry
Thriving banking industry
Wealth brought in by trade and commerce
8
Michaelangelo's sculptures reflect Renaissance values in what way?
His paintings are created with brilliant colors
Religous themes but reflect realism and humanistic forms
He never included nudity in his paintings or sculptures
They are famous Greek and Romans
9
Which was NOT a decision made at the Council of Trent?
The Pope has no authority.
Indulgence are permitted.
The church has the authority to interpret the Bible.
The sacraments are important.
10
What movement wanted to strengthen and purify the Catholic Church, while combatting Protestantism?
Fresco Perspective
Counter Reformation
Scientific Revolution
Protestant Reformation
11
Who Invented the printing press?
Raphel Warnock
Francesco Petrarch
Leonardo da vinci
Johannes Gutenberg
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What was the effect of the Bible becoming more available?
People installed printing presses in their homes.
The common man revolted against the idea of a Pope
Peasants became even more loyal to the church
People didn't have to rely on the Priests to interpret it for them.
13
Which artist created this masterpiece?
Michelangelo
Da Vinci
Donatello
Bellini
14
Why did Henry VIII leave the Catholic Church?
He had a certain heart change and felt called to the Protestant church
He was not happy with the services of the Catholic Church
The Protestant Church gave him more money; so he switched
The pope would not give him a divorce
15
The Renaissance marked the end of...
The Dark Ages
Kingdom Rule
The 80s
The Political Revoluition
16
The Scientific Revolution was a revolution of...
Human understanding of the physical world
Human rights and independence
Reason and logic
Ideas on the government
17
Leonardo da vinci , Raphael, Michelangelo and....
Van Gogh
Johannes Gutenberg
Donatello
TNMT
18
Where did the Renaissance begin?
London, England
Rome, Italy
Florence, Italy
Constantinople
19
How might the Catholic church react if Copernicus had published his 7 Axioms of the Universe before the end of his life?
They would begin teaching the Heliocentric ideas.
They would accept that the Earth was not the center of the Universe
They would punish anyone who challenged their Geocentric teachings.
They would hire scientists to conduct more research.
20
The goal of the Jesuits was to condemn all the heretics in Europe.
True
False
21
Define: Vernacular
Trade between three ports or regions.
The every day language of people.
The forced removal of a whole people from their homeland.
A shape - similar to a triangle
22
Which theory did the Catholic Church support?
Geocentric
Scientific Method
Evolution
Heliocentric
23
Who believed that anyone with Faith was worthy of an afterlife in Heaven in Christianity?
John Calvin
Ignatius of Loyola
Martin Lulther
Desiderius Erasmus
24
The ________ lead to a decline in the power of the Roman Catholic Church.
French and Indian War
Magna Carta
Bill of Rights
Reformation
25
Who believed that God knows before a person is born if they will go to Hell or Heaven?
Desiderius Erasmus
John Calvin
Martin Lulther
Ignatius of Loyola
26
In 1300's a new philosophy began in Europe. What was it called?
Christianity
Humanism
Renapissasitisum
Judaism
27
Who's biggest problem with the Catholic church was the elaborate ceremonies?
Martin Lulther
Desiderius Erasmus
Ignatius of Loyola
John Calvin
28
Who were the Jesuits?
Missionaries
Priests
Popes
Prophets
29
What is a patron of the arts?
The boss of a company of artists
An artist's father
Someone who creates art
Someone who funds the arts
30
Lutherans and Catholics both believe in Jesus Christ as the Messiah.
False
True
31
What are differences between Catholics and Protestants?
Protestants have simple rituals, Catholic ceremonies are elaborate
Protestants don't believe in the power of the Pope, but Catholics do
All answers are correct
Catholics believe Saints are spirit guides, Protestants feel all are saints
32
Author of the Divine Comedy
Dante
Michelangelo
Petrarch
Da Vinci
33
The revival of Greek & Roman culture, Italian city-states & the development of Humanism were
aspects of the Age of Revolutions
aspects of the Protestant Reformation
aspects of the European Renaissance
aspects of the spread of Islam
34
Who developed the Heliocentric Theory?
Copernicus
Kepler
Galileo
Descartes
35
What is the revival of art and literature under the influence of classical models in the 14th–16th centuries?
Heliocentric
Renaissance
Geocentric
Locke
36
What was the most printied book of the time?
The Grapes of Wrath
The Bible
The Odyssey
The Divine Comedy
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What is predestination?
The idea that no life after death exists.
The idea that one's actions in this life will affect salvation after death.
The idea that God decided in advance who would get salvation after death.
The idea that no one can attain salvation after death.
