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Why did the Protest Reformation spread quickly across Europe?
Muslim influence in Christian culture
Increase in trade
Due to the printing press and the quick spread of books
boats were able to travel faster and so did ideas
2
People who believe that educating oneself about history and political issues to improve society
are civic humanists
are church goers
are philosophers
are political leaders
3
Why was Galileo so important during the Renaissance?
he discovered that the planets had an elliptical orbit
He composed the bohemian rhapsody and included his name
He believed that everyone was created equally
He invented the telescope and began mapping universe
4
Humanism caused the decline of the
monarchy
university
church
city-state
5
Government where representatives of the people are elected is
a dictatorship
a monarchy
a democracy
a oligarchy
6
Who was the woman famous for being a Poet/Philosopher/and Feminist?
Isabella D'Este
Christine de Pisan
Andreas Vesalius
Machiavelli
7
Humanist writers used the vernacular and enjoyed making poems
True
False
8
Which Astronomer concluded that planets travelled in elliptical orbit around the sun
Johannes Kepler
Francesco Petrarch
Nicolaus Copernicus
Giovanni Panini
9
Astronomy is the study of what?
the study of universal studios
the study of anatomy
the telling or study of myths and legends
the science of the stars
10
Why is Gutenberg so important?
He created the printing press so books could be cheaply made
he invented the pendulum so clock technology could improve
The Spinning Jenny so that weaving technology could improve
The gutenburger so that people could enjoy extra toppings
11
Who believes that the "END JUSTIFIES THE MEANS"?
Christine de Pisan
Leonardo DeVinci
Andreas Vesalius
Machiavelli
12
Why was Martin Luther an important person during the Renaissance?
He spoke about civil rights
He was a monk who burned people's vanities in town squares
He believed that women had rights and should be citizens
He started the Protestant Reformation
13
If you have committed a crime against the church, or if you oppose the church's teaching.....
You are listening to gossip
You are a Humanist
You are committing a cult act
you are committing heresy
14
The church charged Galileo with Heresy because
He thought that the world was flat
He thought the earth was the centre of the universe
He tried to teach the public about gravity
He he believed the sun was the centre of the universe.
15
True/False: Children having their character, body and minds educated was a result of Humanism
False
True
16
What is a humanist?
The study of human body
A person who belongs to the human race
Similar to mondayitis
Person who's thought is centered on the individual, their worth & interests
17
What is another important discovery of the Renaissance period?
Leeches for blood letting
Medicinal Herbs
Scientific Method
Astronomy
18
What is an important discovery of the Renaissance period?
Hellicoptor
Submarine
WiFi
Telescope
19
True/False: Increased trade was a
RESULT
of the
Humanist viewpoint
True
False
20
Definition: To be concerned with citizenship or city affairs
Metropolitian
Urban
Civic
Humanist
21
Which Astronomer discovered that the earth is a planet that moves around the stationary sun?
Filippo Brunelleschi
Leonardo DaVinci
Niccolo Machiavelli
Nicolaus Copernicus
22
True/False: Exposure to Greek and Roman ideas was a
CAUSE
of the Renaissance Humanist view
False
True
23
Renaissance humanists took inspiration from
the knowledge and teachings of classical Europe
the knowledge and teachings of the church
the knowledge and teachings of the East
the knowledge and teachings of the Egyptians
24
Renaissance artists focused on representing the human body and human activities in great detail
True
False
25
What does it mean to be Excommunicated?
To be fully accepted into the Church.
To have your means of communication shut down.
To be officially excluded from the Church.
To be banished from a town.
26
Who was the first person to write the bible in a common vernacular?
Martin Luther
Isabella D'Este
Nicolaus Copernicus
Savonarolla
27
To be recognized for their accomplishments, Renaissance artists
had big gallery openings
sent out newsletters to advertise their work
tried to find a rich patron
signed their artwork
28
The Protestant Reformation spread quickly due to
the printing press
its support by the people
increase in trade
new technologies in transportation
29
Where did Renaissance writers and artists look for their inspiration?
they were inspired by nature and living things
In the teachings of the church
The library, in the inspiration section
knowledge and teachings of classical Europe
30
_____ are people who have a system of thought centered on the individual and their worth.
Lutherans
Catholics
Machiavellians
Humanists
31
True/False: Interaction with the Muslim culture during the Crusades was a RESULT of Humanism
False
True
32
Who
first
became upset with the church because of their greed and corruption?
Galileo
Francois 1st The King of France
Nicolaus Copernicus
Savonarola
33
What were the three things that the Humanist education focused on?
Science, Math, Art
Scripture, Theology, Church
Body, Heart, Brain
Body, Mind, Soul
34
People who pay artists to create art
Partner
Patron
Painter
Artisan
35
An indulgence is
eating too much chocolate cake
talking against the church's beliefs
to be officially excluded from the church
money paid to the church to ensure dead relatives get out of purgatory
36
Who was the professor who dissected bodies in front of his class in a lecture hall?
Andreas Vesalius
Christine de Pisan
Martin Luther
Leonardo DaVinci
37
The process of making observations, experimenting and concluding based on evidence is called
Exploring
Conquering
The Scientific Method
Researching
38
The church supported the new theories and discoveries in science, especially astronomy
True
False
