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Brunelleschi's design of the church of San Lorenzo reflects a human-centered worldview in its
open, airy spaces that don't overwhelm worshipers.</p>
reminder of the Middle Ages.
similarity to a Gothic cathedral.
inspiration by the needs of the divine culture of the time
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The English Reformation differed from the Reformation in the rest of Europe because it
maintained an alliance with the pope in England.
was rooted in politics rather than religion.
gave the state no control over the religious doctrine.
departed radically from traditional Catholic teachings.
3
The Catholic Reformation revitalized the Catholic Church by
reshaping many of the Catholic Church's basic teachings.
rooting out corruption within the papacy.
discrediting the Protestant movement.
revoking the supreme leadership of the pope.
4
Using movable type for printing in Europe led to increased
participation in government.
land ownership for nobles.
rates of literacy in Europe.
wealth for peasants.
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Venice was ruled by powerful merchants not elected leaders. Who should rule a republic?
kings
wealthy people
middle class artisans
elected leaders
6
The worldview of the Renaissance artists resulted in art that was
religious.
beautiful.
realistic.
large.
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Which of the following was true of Lutheranism?
German princes invented Lutheranism
The Holy Roman Empire welcomed Lutheranism eagerly
Lutheranism was based on good works to reach salvation
It taught salvation through faith alone, not good works
8
The humanists' purpose for educating people was to
make more people artistic.
create well-rounded citizens.
produce scholars of ancient literature.
prepare people for religious lives.
9
Leonardo da Vinci was a good example of Renaissance Italy's social ideal because he
was a painter/sculptor, architect, inventor, mathematician
wrote elegant romantic peotry and political treatises
came from wealth and improved his family's status
was a politician who initiated public works projects.
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Changing Protestant attitudes included
a decrease in anti-Semitism.
women being equal to their husbands.
clergy being allowed to marry.
support for monasticism.
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Venice became an important state because it
enjoyed the patronage of the Medici family.
waged a successful war against its neighbors.
was ruled by a hereditary monarch.
was a commercial link b/w Asia and Western Europe
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The division of Christianity in Ger. into Catholic and Lutheran states was recognized by which?
the Treaty of Rome.
the Peace of Luther.
the Peace of Augsburg.
the Edict of Worms.
13
Which group made up the majority of the European population?
peasants
nobility
urban upper class
burghers
14
<p>Erasmus criticized the Church for putting emphasis on external forms of religion, like</p>
the reformation of the Church.
pilgrimages, fasts, and relics.
lessons on how to live a good life.
teachings in the Bible.
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The artistic movement of the Renaissance influenced the artists of northern Europe to paint
large frescoes.
church ceilings and walls.
sides and decks of ships.
detailed books of illustration.
16
Machiavelli's view influenced political activity because he believed
a nobleman should live a life of virtue.
a ruler should behave based on Christian principles.
politics should not be influenced by moral principles.
a prince should always honor his word.
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<p>In which way were the Catholic and Protestant groups similar during the Reformation?</p>
both groups shared the same Christian rites.
both groups ignored poltical alliances.
both groups sold indulgences.
Both groups believed in God.
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Renaissance painters wanted to imitate nature so that people who viewed their works would
want to become artists as well.
consider their subjects to be real.
imitate them in their own art works.
prefer them to music or other art forms.
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Why did Leonardo da Vinci dissect human bodies?
Da Vinci was inventing new dissection tools.
All Renaissance artists studied dissected bodies.
He wanted to make his art more like nature
Dissection was the usual way to studying painting.
20
To spread Lutheranism, Martin Luther gained the support of
German rulers.
the Holy Roman Empire.
the Pope.
Charles V.
21
Which of the following is a reason Italy was more urban than the rest of Europe?
The thriving trade networks drew people to the states.
Italy had five strong states.
The landscape of Italy attracted artists and travelers.
Othrt parts of Europe had centralized monarchical states
22
During his reign, Henry VIII
strayed far from his Catholic beliefs.
made Thomas More pope of the Church of England.
conquered lands in China.
dissolved the Catholic monasteries.
23
Christine de Pizan wrote that women
could learn as well as men if they attend the same school
Should spread Renaissance ideas through their home lives.
could write masterworks as well as she could.
needed to use the classical Latin and Greek languages.
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Which of the following was unaffected by the Reformation?
discrimination of Jews
the role of women
the control of the Catholic Church
education in Europe